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No, don't touch the definition of this water source. This appears to be the beginnings of social dialogue to get them reclassified so that they can be used "li
by RobertRoberts 4y ago
No, don't touch the definition of this water source.
This appears to be the beginnings of social dialogue to get them reclassified so that they can be used "like a sea" instead of "like a lake", and therefore pump the water out of them as fast as they can make money doing it.
I hope we all start recognizing the manipulation of society over the past decades in media. They seem to start with this approach, ask a question and make people think without realizing the end game.
Then it escalates beyond control because no one recognized the dangers from an early enough point.