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arbitrary_name
2y ago
Wait, the migrating birds need the wetlands that the rice pairs imitate. It's not as bad as you think. The whole central valley was wetlands, this is better than draining all of it for alfalfa or almonds.
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arbitrary_name
2y ago
Do you have evidence for this? It flies in the face of every piece of evidence i have come across, anecdotal or otherwise.
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2y ago
I disagree. I cannot find an objective lens that enable one to view the current administration's policy changes as beneficial to the US and it's interests. This forces ones to explore why US leadership would aggressively espouse p
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2y ago
What seems ridiculous about it? Aggressive expansion of presidential power. A compliant judiciary that just handed the president immunity while in office. Constant comments about not having elections 'next time around'. Erosion of
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2y ago
Europe is far more dependent on oil for industry and manufacturing than for simply transport. The high energy prices are killing the German manufacturing sector, while cheap Chinese imports will crush the domestic auto industry. Terrible d
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2y ago
Short answer: no. Long answer: no, oil is needed for the functioning of our society. Helping smooth price volatility is useful and valuable. On the other hand, BTC is not needed for our society to function, and so there is little to no valu
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2y ago
You need fiat to pay your taxes.
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2y ago
You mean the public statement from a president with a known history of lying to the public and committing felonies? I'm inclined to believe the speculation.
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2y ago
Buuuut they might not be able conceive... Or may regret being older then they wanted to be or any number of other things. Money isn't everything. Comparison is the thief of joy.
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2y ago
Yes, that's my take of your position.
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2y ago
>inflation (which would make everyone even worse off than they already are) Is this true though? Doesn't inflation just redistribute wealth rather than destroy it? We measure inflation through change in prices which are just a measu
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2y ago
What a hilariously American worldview: justice is only obtainable through a lawsuit, for everything by everyone. I personally prefer the British legal tradition. Np system is perfect, and many are actively decaying, but to posit that rapid
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2y ago
Citatiom needed.
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arbitrary_name
3y ago
No one has to decide. It's as simple as not actively encouraging unsustainable growth and letting people choose. No one is advocating forcing anything on anyone.
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3y ago
Interesting that another account posted this exact response slightly further up. It's a non sequitur designed to degrade the conversation and it implies that having reservations about constant growth within the current paradigm is some
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3y ago
The way i see it is that we can do it intentionally, or it can be done to us via infrastructure failure, societal breakdown and other factors.
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3y ago
>It'll be about a 11 hour drive which is not crazy for a US vacation Uhhhh, that's crazy to me. I don't know anyone who drives that far for a holiday, especially with kids.
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3y ago
Here's a crazy one: reducing emissions!
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3y ago
It seems somewhat ironic to travel 1000s of miles by plane to NZ, with all the attendant climate impacts, and not be able to see the glacier due to those impacts...
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3y ago
You have no idea how much we benefit from our interventions. We keep oil prices low and relatively stable, we keep long and complex supply chains from collapsing. We create and then maintain a global network of consumers for our goods. With
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3y ago
Ever heard of the Jonestown Massacre? Suicide seems to be a fairly consequential upper limit.
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3y ago
Awww chur bro
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3y ago
Could you elaborate on what Brazil is in this context?
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3y ago
What an odd sentiment. Surely more people die by vehicle traffic accident, cancer or respiratory issues than accidentally being infected by manure?
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3y ago
Hear, hear.
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3y ago
Location: Bay Area Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: For a great role or $$$ Technologies: None, see below. Résumé/CV: www.linkedin.com/in/brianleitner2 Email: l3itner@hotmail.com Hi, I'm Brian! I'm
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arbitrary_name
3y ago
Very likely just chatgpt output.
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3y ago
I went to slovenia with my cousin and we stayed at a wonderful Airbnb. The host brewed his own beer, and we drank it while hiking the mountains, and while paddling a canoe across the lake there. The countryside was beautiful, the people wer
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3y ago
You can save in .doc or .docx format using Google docs, and read those formats as well, although it sometimes fails to parse correctly
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3y ago
Run out of people... for what? For buying Tesla model 3s? For logging the Amazon?
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