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Traffic Bangkok Enhances Traffic Flow with Smart Signals at 72 Intersections
Yes but they can learn, traffic lights everywhere is unnecessary -
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Brutal Murder of Israeli Businessman in LA Tied to Illegal Immigrants
I agree with most everything you've said above, but I'd expect all this to be done following due process. In other words, I don't think an ICE agent should be able to stop anyone on the street, demand proof of their citizenship or visa status, and if they couldn't produce that on the spot, detain them and deport them without further due process. And, yes, my "...how do YOU KNOW,,,?" was a generic reference. I could have written, "...how does ONE KNOW,,,?" I have never worked in law enforcement, investigated violations of the law, or gathered evidence to be used in a court of law. I have only learned about these from reading about them or seeing them portrayed in movies. -
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Crime Pattaya Authorities Launch “Operation Coconut Ghosts” to Crack Down on Foreign Prostitution
Taking money or other benefits for sex is not illegal in Thailand, neither is being a prostitute illegal, those who choose that occupation are not breaking any laws. Certain aspects of prostitution are illegal, though. -
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Advice - Comments – Thoughts on ISPs
I have no idea as to what you are getting now 😊 I think you'll need to compare by yourself. The free content is indicated here: https://www.ais.th/play/en/freecontents.html You pay extra if you want to view Premium content. But as you can see, Internet alone starts from 500 baht now. If you have an Android TV or similar device, you probably don't need to pay anything to watch the free content. So 500 baht per month will be the base price including AIS Play free content. -
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Australia is going mad
At the election last week there were representatives of five or so parties all standing together happily chatting and handing out leaflets. I thought imagine if the guys on Asean Now could be like that. -
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Accident Search Ends for Remaining Missing Victims in Collapsed Auditor-General’s Office
I asked AI how or why a body could become fragmented in a collapse such as this, it replied to me as follows: Intuitively, one might expect rescuers to recover whole bodies in the aftermath of a building collapse. However, the presence of only body fragments rather than intact bodies suggests a very high-energy collapse or crushing event. Here's how that can happen: Pancake Collapse or Heavy Structural Failure: If massive concrete slabs fall directly onto people—as in a vertical “pancaking” effect—it can pulverize human bodies, especially if the collapse was sudden and forceful. Bones and tissues can be fragmented beyond recognition. Delayed Recovery and Decomposition: If bodies are trapped under rubble for days in a hot, humid environment like Bangkok, decomposition can advance rapidly. Combined with trauma, this can lead to disintegration of soft tissue, leaving only fragmentary remains. Post-Collapse Movement: Heavy machinery used in rescue or debris removal operations might unintentionally further damage remains, especially if victims were already buried deeply or in unstable positions.
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