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0 pointsjwtadvice9y ago0 comments

Yes. I would love to see your spreadsheet.

Some sources that may interest you: The Federation of American Scientists (fas.org), the Strategic Studies Institute (strategicstudiesinstitute.army.mil), OpenCourseWare (ocw.mit.edu/courses/political-science/), the Center for Strategic and International Studies (csis.org).

Reddit /r/geopolitics maintains a wiki with a list of open source references that you may find interesting: https://www.reddit.com/r/geopolitics/wiki/index

There's too many things to recommend: foreign news outlets, official press briefings, leaked documents, academic and military history, think tanks and their analysis.

Basic advice: read everything and don't believe any of it.

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hackuser9y ago

Thanks for the tips. Where do I send the spreadsheet?

Also, if you know a forum with valuable, intelligent, somewhat sophisticated discussion of international relations (i.e., non-partisan, non-ideological, non-Internet-style ranting and hyperbole), I would love to know about it.

> read everything and don't believe any of it.

Unfortunately, I lack the time to read even the good stuff. My RSS feed is up to 500+ items per day and I try to be picky about what is included.

jwtadviceOP9y ago

How do you feel about base64 encoding it and putting it on something like pastebin?

If you want to keep the link secret, here's a public key you can encrypt the link to:

Or, if all of that is too complicated how do you feel about https://filetea.me/?

hackuser9y ago

I'll figure something out and post here. It won't be until tomorrow or the next day before I have time.

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0 pointsjwtadvice9y ago0 comments

Yes. I would love to see your spreadsheet.

Reddit /r/geopolitics maintains a wiki with a list of open source references that you may find interesting: https://www.reddit.com/r/geopolitics/wiki/index

There's too many things to recommend: foreign news outlets, official press briefings, leaked documents, academic and military history, think tanks and their analysis.

Basic advice: read everything and don't believe any of it.

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hackuser9y ago

Thanks for the tips. Where do I send the spreadsheet?

> read everything and don't believe any of it.

Unfortunately, I lack the time to read even the good stuff. My RSS feed is up to 500+ items per day and I try to be picky about what is included.

jwtadviceOP9y ago

How do you feel about base64 encoding it and putting it on something like pastebin?

If you want to keep the link secret, here's a public key you can encrypt the link to:

Or, if all of that is too complicated how do you feel about https://filetea.me/?

hackuser9y ago

I'll figure something out and post here. It won't be until tomorrow or the next day before I have time.

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j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse