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  Oh my god, who the fuck even cares anymore. Shit or get off the pot, Kimbo.
context: Don’t those cost money? >
  
  They are selling ammo to Russia right now. >
  
  This might be Kim Jong-un advertising their weapons available for sale. >
  
  Yeah cuz everyone wants Korean War era military gear. >
  
  They are selling ammo to Russia right now. >
  
  Ammo, yes. >
  
  Have you seen the weapons and gear the Russians are bringing to Ukraine? >
  
  Are they bringing MiG-15s?
  Because that’s what NK has. They’re still operating MiG-15. >
  
  What threats? They are the ones launching ICBMs and flying drones. We just wag our finger when they do. >
  
  It’s a really threatening finger >
  
  It's a really fat finger too >
  
  That's okay, our weapon systems have big buttons. >
  
  South and US: "Dude, just go kill some more fish, or something. We got so many better things to worry about." >
  
  Kim Jong Un is suffering from a common human error: A fundamental misunderstanding of what exponential means. Mathematicians can explain how massively things increase when they are doing so exponentially, while the average person will grossly underestimate the numbers.
  Meanwhile Kim Jong has underestimated so much that he thinks going from launching a few empty missile shells into the ocean to launching several empty missile shells into the ocean constitutes "exponential" growth.
  The problems with their food production will be growing exponentially as NK focuses its resources on missile production instead of the betterment of its citizens' lives though, that's for sure. If that is what he was referring to, then he is right on the money! >
  
  
  Mathematicians can explain how massively things increase when they are doing so exponentially
  
  Depends on the exponent. If we're not limited to whole numbers, we can get near-linear growth. 
  Example
  x^0.5
  This is just as silly as assuming actual exponential growth. Though, Kim Jong-un is nothing if not a silly little dictator focused more on empty threats than feeding his people. >
  
  That’s not linear that’s the square root >
  
  Wouldn't pretty much any increase be exponential for them? >
  
  I’m starting to think all this nuclear business is propaganda for domestic consumption in North Korea. It helps the regime look strong and it explains to their people why they can only eat grass. >
  
  100%. He has to justify himself. >
  
  Is this like every other time NK has wanted food and pretended their military is something other than laughable but vaguely brandished a knife on a streetcorner?
  What happens if we stop giving into it? >
  
  Desperate Measures.