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I'm curious to understand what makes you think so?

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Thank you @dang, I've taken your advice into account.

I agree. Do you want to commit to the cause?

I don't have extensive geopolitical understanding, but I wondered why Ukraine wasn't willing to compromise on some issues that I thought could've been dissected and resolved:

- some fine tuning in the administration of Luhansk and Donetsk

- restoring flow of drinking water into Crimea that Ukraine stopped after annexation

- committing not to host NATO nuclear weapons

As it says in the FAQ, this project is likely going to fail, but I think it was worth trying given the stakes. In terms of seriousness, I've committed real $1000.

> In particular, why would crowdsourcing a foreign policy agreement be a good idea?

I think Internet's collective intelligence could be higher than that of any person on a well defined task.

> Would you crowdsource the plan for your open heart surgery?

Desperate situations, call for desperate measures. If I did, I would ask for "qualified heart surgeons to contribute" the same way I asked about "people with the understanding of geopolitical situation".

There are people that are not in the political administrations of the warring sides that have called the situation much more correctly than the administration. Example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrMiSQAGOS4

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