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3y ago
Climate change is looking pretty existential to me. Might be comfortable now, but where I am we're having extreme snow fall shortages which are going to effect our water supplies and ability to farm. God knows what it's going to l
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3y ago
I guess you're a Peter Zeihan fan? I still think China will have a much larger army and navy than Japan. They have 10x the population and probably a similar decline in their populating expected.
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3y ago
They won't have a choice at some stage. The population is declining so rapidly, and they're struggling so hard economically they are, whether they like it or not,importing more and more immigrants and the truth is, they can be as
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3y ago
Progress to what ? Where are we progressing to? More climate change, war, microplastics in our body and now extreme joblessness ? If I woke up and I saw a headline that said OpenAI has developed and AI which told us how to sequester huge am
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3y ago
Going to be some sad irony if Patagonia is found out to be responsible for more plastic pollution than they ever thought imaginable. I been wearing their plastic fleeces for years, I guess I’m fucked.
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3y ago
I thought that comment was off too.
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3y ago
Lots of things happen without the USA. I get what you mean, but yeah, life goes on.
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3y ago
The world is bigger than the USA.
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3y ago
and it has a long history of trying to initiate regime changes in its enemies. 1. A regime change would not be existential for Russia, it would be existential for Putin. Maybe that's why he panicked or something, but if one man has t
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3y ago
I’m so bored and tired by the afternoon and ready to go outside or do something stimulating that I’d never get anything down
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3y ago
exponentially
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3y ago
Many people don't seem to realize how existential this is for Russia What was existential for Russia? If they had of just remained peaceful and sold resources to the rest of the world, nothing would've happened to them, there wa
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3y ago
Software Engineer and I absolutely love woodworking, I'm going to rebuild the roof on a barn this year and cover it in solar panels, I'm ridiculously excited about this project. So much so that I secretly don't really want to
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3y ago
Why Jews invaded Russia ?
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3y ago
It sounds like your house is poorly insulated too ?
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3y ago
Honestly, just make sure you’re spending as much money as you can afford in insulation and double or tripled glazed windows. It makes all the different. We used cellulose fiber on our latest renovation , even between the slab in the ground
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3y ago
This is a good point, we have good insulation and doubled glazed windows.
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3y ago
Let’s say everyone in the world decides tomorrow it’s time to go to war with the climate crisis. Every leader in the world gave their full support and helped each other. What would be step one?
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3y ago
Ok when driving a car, especially in a very populated area, you don't have to be extra careful?
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3y ago
Well it is the law. A cyclists will never go to jail for running into a car. So I think my world view is pretty consistent.
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3y ago
So logical, it’s a really logical question right ? I mean who doesn’t like food based on the number of syllables in English name of foods.
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3y ago
Traffic is a complex real-time action game where there are serious consequences if people make mistakes. So the best approach is to be predictable within the traffic rules. Like no shit, I never said cyclists shouldn't obey the rules
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3y ago
I'm sorry, but where did I say the cyclists shouldn't obey the rules? Basically, in all cases the cyclist is going to come off first in any encounter with a car.
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3y ago
Google has made so many "death of the web" moves over the past few years that it's hard for them not to be implicated in the current situation. If they've shat in their own pants, well that's too bad.
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3y ago
As a cyclist and a driver I feel the one driving the killing machine is always at fault. Of course if the cyclist ran into the car that’s different but drivers need to be ultra careful. Period.
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3y ago
The cyclist would’ve assumed whoever was going to make a turn would’ve waited to check nothing was behind the truck. Maybe I’m weird but it’s the default way I drive. I hate cutting corners, or making blind turns. The car is in the wrong as
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Who was a key player in ensuring the web is worse do you think?
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They've just turned into regular companies.
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3y ago
Earthquakes last about a minute max, how many semi-conductors have been produced in Japan already? Many.
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3y ago
"Abenomics" was a serious failure. Maybe Japan is starting to turn the corner, finally.
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