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How scared should we be of AI?
"Terminator" & "Matix" ... they aren't Si-Fy movies, they are documentaries for the future generations. Oh wait, there might not be any, or access to those 'documentaries' in the future. Oh well ... -
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Report Thai Submarine Deal with China Faces Corruption Claims
The same was true of Thailand's previous fleet of submarines IIRC, they were built in Japan and delivered just in time, to not-get-used to repel the Japanese-invasion & occupation of Thailand on 8th December 1941. Japanese invasion of Thailand - Wikipedia -
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Camerata's Guide To The Permanent Residence Process
I asked the below before in the Pattaya forum, but only got one useful reply to part of the question, then thought i would ask it here, as for any PR holder the SSO subscription might have been part of the work permit application to get to PR. Whereas many readers on the normal info boards are pensioners on a visa, without ever having worked in Thailand. https://thaicitizenship.com/thai-social-security/ i read here, that it is possible to keep some kind of heath coverage and even some kind of small pension, if keep paying to SSO even after i would loose my job until i am 55. After the "topic, can you live on 40 K a month" when retired, i got worried and started thinking. Currently i do phave private health insurrance for me and my family, but they did bump it up by 30% and you never know what happens in the future, if it would still be affordable or if they would kick me out at 65 as i did have an pulmonary embolsim a few years ago. Then is there anyone who has made use of their SSO coverage for health care? was it ok? What hospital were you treated and was it survivable, or no AC available and outdated equipment? or very good value for the money and definetely something worth to keep just in case. In the Pattaya area, what SSO hospital would be recommended. And would anyone know if this pension mentioned is still paid out to foreigners? How much would it be? In the end, even small amounts are better then " a poke in they eye", especially once one no longer receives salary and with stock market uncertanties. Any info would be appreciated. Ant.
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