The question is..."why is America so good at creating Wealth with no output?".

The Answer is that Assets=Liabilities

A trade deficit is a Liability (Private Debt)

There is also a cyclical illusion of GDP growth (& productivity) caused by the mining cycle (falling marginal cost of Oil.)

Ihre logische Folge kommt ja aus dem Text Abschnitt gar nicht raus.
Die Tatsache, dass der Israel im Krieg ist bedeutet nicht, dass jemand Givr Anhänger ist.
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They prioritise short-term earnings now and bet on Russia natural decline due to the war against Ukraine.
There's a lot of concerns this isn't working that way, because Russia is changing and adopting permanently all the time.

So here arises a natural question why with all opened information Russian Wikipedia doesn't want credit born in Cherson, Ukraine, graduated from Leningrad State University soviet physicist, who was called by Nobel Prized Lew Landau the best soviet theoretical physicist?
Isn't it?

So basically von Weizsäcker published his article 5 years after Gamow and 1 year before 1936 as it mentioned in Russian Wikipedia.

So here arises a natural question why with all opened information Russian Wikipedia doesn't want credit born in Cherson, Ukraine, graduated from Leningrad State University soviet physicist, who was called by Nobel Prized Lew Landau the best soviet theoretical physicist?
Isn't it?

So basically 6 years before 1936 which is mentioned in Russian Wikipedia as date of the first Idea.
But there's even more interesting things.
We know that von Weizsäcker, C. F. published his article "Zur Theorie der Kernmassen" in 1935 in Zeitschrift für Physik (in German). 96 (7–8): 431–458.

The formula represents the liquid-drop model proposed by George Gamow, which can account for most of the terms in the formula and gives rough estimates for the values of the coefficients. Gumow published his article „Mass Defect Curve and Nuclear Constitution" in 1930.

Interesting that English Wikipedia doesn't credit Niels Bohr for the idea of the liquid drop model neither do this German Wikipedia. They both credit for the idea of the model George Gamov, born in Cherson, Ukraine under Russian Empire in 1904.03.04.

Russiaan Wikipedia gives credits for the idea of the liquid drop model of the nucleus to Niels Bohr in 1936. For further development Jakow Frenkel and John Wheeler.
And first formulated by Weizsäcker without saying when he did this.

Looks pretty much vertical to me. But I agree too, there were so much energy and speed in that action in the real time...

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