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wheelerof4te
3y ago
"Russians now sell a lot of oil to India for rupees (and note that there does not seem to be any initiative to bomb India for engaging in this trade), but then are basically forced to use those same rupees to buy stuff from India again
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wheelerof4te
3y ago
No, I'm saying that 420 parts per million is still much lower than 3000-9000 parts per million. Also, even a number they chose is plain trolling. Of all numbers, 420 ppm is what they "calculated".
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3y ago
"I speak German and I can guarantee you that American military presence has approximately zero influence on German politics." Then why the fuck did they put sanctions on Russia? Why the fuck did they agree to buy a much more expen
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wheelerof4te
3y ago
You can't argue with "the truth" here. Global warming has been a mainstream scarecrow for decades now. In truth, it was just a way to slow down the growth of rival industrialized countries, or countries that are yet to indust
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wheelerof4te
3y ago
So, in addition to ignoring the very solution nature gave us, you argue that we must bury the dead plant matter because the CO2 will be released back into the atmosphere if we don't. You realize there are bacteria and insects that eat
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wheelerof4te
3y ago
Of course we don't have a clue. But people will pull all kinds of crazy out of their ass to justify the climate-change hoax.
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3y ago
"Had the South survived I would suspect it would be much poorer today than the North as its economy would probably get stuck in extraction and labor exploitation" You do know how the US economy works today? You know why everyone a
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wheelerof4te
3y ago
"Neither Japan nor Germany are in any sense of the word American vassal states." Both states harbor huge US military bases. Bases that were established after literal military occupation and not by choice. It's safe to say tha
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3y ago
The US did benefit from slavery and the fact that most of Europe ended up destroyed in WWII. However, it did not use green energy to build up its huge industry. It used fossil fuels. If it did use carbon-free energy sources, I would have ag
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3y ago
"there is a curious lack of verifiable quantitative data in your comment" Sorry, the climate-change megalomaniacs have skewed every discussion about this in the mainstream media. You will have to search for the data in the alterna
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wheelerof4te
3y ago
The article debunks the CO2 quantity from only one such emission. There are hundreds of active volcanoes on the Earth's surface and possibly thousands more in the oceans.
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3y ago
"I think it is safe to say we are already well equipped with it, and whatever our plans for its reduction are, we won't eliminate it." The CO2 current levels in the atmosphere are 0.04%. Levels in the past were well above 1%.
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3y ago
"the US economic boom is largely attributable to slavery and WW2 decimating its rivals and forcing them to agree to quasi-vassality. Should we bring back slavery and start a new world war? So that it's "fair" for the dev
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3y ago
1. Fossil fuels can't just run out because they are produced continuously by dead matter decaying over time. It's in the name. 2. Carbon dioxide is good for the plant life. Plants are literally "breathing" it and produci
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3y ago
This usually happens to me when I wake up, then try to sleep shortly after. I hear a loud cracking noise, like something snapped in the back of head. Then I suddenly rise up and wait a bit in order to calm down.
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wheelerof4te
3y ago
Pulling the probes required every time since 1 zealot simply doesn't beat 6 zerglings.
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wheelerof4te
3y ago
Pylons are indeed beautiful when they power my buildings in Starcraft with their blue psi-glow.
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wheelerof4te
3y ago
Chatbots assistants make you too reliant on a service which reliability you can't control. First, there is the fact that ChatGPT and it's cousins require an active internet connection, unlike some other tools that similarly booste
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3y ago
You win the thread. Finally working as intended. Perhaps now people will use their brains more, instead of relying on stupid chatbots.
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3y ago
"They potentially broke up a great company and product for nothing." Wake up, the AI chatbot craze phase is over. Find some other ways to boost your productivity that are more reliable and will not turn your brain into pudding.
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wheelerof4te
3y ago
How do you explain the continued presence of US military inside Syria?
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3y ago
Iraq, Syria comes to mind. Yes, the US is still in Syria. They would have tried that shit with Venezuela, but Ruskies got there first.
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wheelerof4te
3y ago
As always, whoever has the biggest guns will control this resource as well. If someome resists, they will end up just like anyone who opposed the US's quest to take other nations oil. As Donald used to say: "Take the oil, then get
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3y ago
East India Company is surely one of the biggest plagues ever on mankind. As the name says, it was a private megacorporation, with it's own navy and private army. Nation states kill for the ideals. Private companies that have the power
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3y ago
Right time was around 20 years ago. Now they have too much power. They are practically running a part of the government.
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"falling into the arms of state actors that won't be so moral about it?" What do you mean by "moral"? State actors have interests, major corporations also have their interests. Very few of them can be called moral.
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Someone said it, amen. I would care what China would do if China was going around the world killing millions of people in the name of "national security". Alas, so far that privilege went to Great Britain, France (Napoleon), Germa
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Wow, all this drama over a glorified chatbot. I can't wait until people realize how much of a nothingburger ChatGPT really is.
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3y ago
"Underground bunkers" are actually underground cities. There are a bunch of them all over the world.
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wheelerof4te
3y ago
Yeah, I guess you're right. This is a thread about SpaceX, and I'm just hijacking it for my selfish reasons. SpaceX is cool, I really hope they get to the Moon one day.
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