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No-Satisfaction3455 t1_iyfcdnu wrote
now break this bs monopoly up while we're at it
No-Satisfaction3455 t1_ixndhkn wrote
rise up and overthrow your oppressors!
No-Satisfaction3455 t1_ixn9l6x wrote
Reply to comment by AeternusDoleo in China’s space station will run high-energy beam experiment for controversial solar power plant: chief scientist by Soupjoe5
those are like guidelines and as long as the weapons are for "science" not war then it's fair game. we have a few weaponized up there ourselves, for "science" of course.
plus i think the beam will be indistinguishable to the average human at the power level in the article. so not scary space lasers
No-Satisfaction3455 t1_ixn7hdn wrote
Reply to Cheap, sensor-based agriculture could slash water use by up to 70% | We could definitely use something like this with all the droughts around. by chrisdh79
we'll need to change the way water rights work, and also laws for farming but sounds great. note convince the farmers lobby
No-Satisfaction3455 t1_ix70vam wrote
Reply to comment by Atomhed in G20’s dysfunctional family show little sign of working together in a crisis by WallStreetDoesntBet
in 40 years dems never had a filibuster proof majority? 😅 at least don't lie for them, no they have not done anything beyond being corrupt corporate donor puppets for much longer. the voting history of these people are public.
seriously this isn't a true argument in the least, the dems are just as corrupt and beholden to donors positions. lgbtq rights weren't supported until it became a public/financial burden to not support it. Climate change and conservation were republican talking and campaign promises from inception all the way until reagan flipped the switch around 84'. Dems at this time flipped from industry first to nothing they still put profits and capital first over environment. so no it's a much deeper issue then one side being a bunch of idiots and the other complacent to the idiocy, they are all corrupt.
No-Satisfaction3455 t1_iwibgxn wrote
Reply to comment by OriginalCompetitive in G20’s dysfunctional family show little sign of working together in a crisis by WallStreetDoesntBet
sorry i meant the usa's and any other completely polarized nations (aus, uk, etc) commitment and their lack of due to ongoing power shifts with people that act like fingers in their ears is a solution to this catastrophe.
if that wasn't understood. it's all for nothing and a show if the richest nations will not be stable enough to do anything.
No-Satisfaction3455 t1_iwhe4h5 wrote
Reply to G20’s dysfunctional family show little sign of working together in a crisis by WallStreetDoesntBet
wow like it's all for show when any decisions made can be dropped the second a leader is replaced by their successors.
it's like expecting the u.n. to do something for the starving and poor beyond platitude and debate. not going to happen
No-Satisfaction3455 t1_iz0ta7l wrote
Reply to comment by Complex_Construction in The first complete picture of the Arctic sea ice freeze-thaw cycle reveals that total ice growth still cannot offset sea ice loss in summer by marketrent
yeah we crossed the threshold a bit ago. the scientists are waiting for us to look up and pay attention.
self immolation wasn't for nothing. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-immolation_of_Wynn_Bruce