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bendigedig
2y ago
I am just going to leave this here for context: Wildlife in 'catastrophic decline' due to human destruction, scientists warn - https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-54091048
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2y ago
Sounds like their previous generation satellites were 30 times more responsible though.
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2y ago
I wonder if it is possible for starlink as a company to be socially responsible.
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2y ago
To discredit capitalism is not necessarily to credit communism. We can surely criticise one without having to immediately complain about the other, can't we? Edit: To be clear, my problem with this is that to pretend that there is only
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2y ago
I would be wary of drawing conclusions from this cohort you are questioning on hacker news. It almost certainly holds only a small portion of the individuals from rough childhood backgrounds. And don't forget that a number suffering th
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2y ago
Neoliberalism is allergic to addressing most root causes.
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bendigedig
2y ago
From TFA: > The vast majority of participants across the four countries overestimated the average personal carbon footprint of the poorest 50% and underestimated those of the richest 10% and 1%. Edit: are you an LLM?
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2y ago
To communicate the fact to people that they and others likely misunderstand their own carbon foot print. This is the kind of thing that makes it on to the news because it connects something abstract with everyday people.
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2y ago
But surely that's the point of this study? i.e. to help communicate this fact to the masses? You know, with evidence instead of hunches and stuff?
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2y ago
They eat a lot more meat though. And that's much more CO_2 intensive than grains and legumes.
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2y ago
I find it hard to understand why we think it is possible to assume that the influence of genes and influence of environment are independent in this manner. Given that we know that the environment affects how genes are expressed; and given t
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2y ago
Perhaps stable equilibrium would be a better phrase than harmony. We as a species are currently knocking our environment out of a fairly stable equilibrium in to some dynamic trasition to some new point which may not be so habitable or suce
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2y ago
The AMOC and the Gulf Stream are two separate systems.
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2y ago
I will be fed up of the bullshit.
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2y ago
I think it might be time to consider diversifying our skills to cover non-tech areas of employment. I know I certainly am.
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2y ago
The capitalists fight back with.... this?
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bendigedig
3y ago
Some companies advertise solely to make themselves look dynamic to investors.
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bendigedig
3y ago
Thanks for your constructive input.
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