Winse

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by Winse 2y ago
unless following an unethical law would in itself be unethical, then breaking the unethical law would be the only ethical choice. In this case cheating emissions, which I see as unethical, but also advantageous for the consumer, should hav
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by Winse 2y ago
When I had younger children, we would just pull them from school on occasion. This did require a bit coordinating with homework, teachers etc, but they don't have to be in school. On a more serious note, schools are there to serve y
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by Winse 2y ago
Lol. For once being overweight may come with some advantages here.
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by Winse 2y ago
huh...I always thought of the US as a republic with some democratic features. I mean that's why we have things like the electoral college. Your voice influences but doesn't not actually drive.
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by Winse 3y ago
This is why pure communism is always a steaming pile as well. Who is going to fork it and feed and care for it? Sometimes projects succeed in the same way that road work eventually coalesces when a community needs a road, but many project
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by Winse 3y ago
This reminds me a little of the original idea of a new winfs for longhorn from Microsoft except this seems like something that may become useful someday. Some interesting ideas...though shared object dependencies may be a problem...though
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by Winse 3y ago
The world is a wild place in reality. Life isn't really fair. Sometimes seeds fall on rocks or clay and will never sprout. If you set your sights on what could go right, things might go better for you. Life isn't about what ha
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by Winse 3y ago
you probably won't ever live in world where that's the base level: https://www.climate.gov/news-features/understanding-climate/... .
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by Winse 3y ago
I breathe fine in my greenhouse at 800–1,000 ppm all the time...so ...meh
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by Winse 3y ago
I don't live in Alberta you insensitive clod, and while I said those things somewhat tongue in cheek, you can choose to be disgusted or learn to stop worrying and love the change.
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by Winse 3y ago
No. See "Chicxulub impact" or more recently Mount Tambora. These are two of many examples.
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by Winse 3y ago
As with most large scale changes...there are winners and losers. New species and extinctions. High CO2 is great for plants in my greenhouse...I suppose that's why it is called a greenhouse gas. Anyone longing for lower CO2 levels in
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by Winse 3y ago
I thought this would kind of just be a pile of garbage, but I have to admit I was drawn in. There are some interesting novel pieces in Marsha and I am somewhat impressed with this project.
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by Winse 3y ago
"...verify me" that wasn't easy, what I just did.