chicob

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   by chicob 9y ago

   I teach high school kids as a part time. I have around 15 students, and afaik all of them use Android. Most of them are 13-14 years old. They have absolutely no understanding of how advertising-based businesses work, a poor knowledge of pri
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   by chicob 9y ago

   Perhaps making plastic waste ingots when the recyclability is too low to be profitable and then burying large volumes of plastic this way.
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   by chicob 9y ago

   All carbon that comes from fossil sources should be avoided. This is only a good idea if it prevents further extraction of oil or coal. Otherwise we will just be adding more extra carbon to the carbon cycle, by dumping CO2 into the atmosphe
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   by chicob 9y ago

   I think "needing tips from FBI hostage negotiators to make people like you" should be included in psychopathy test checklists.
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   by chicob 9y ago

   Isn't this a terrible idea in the large scale? By allowing animals to eat plastic, won't their metabolism release CO2 to the atmosphere through respiration? Plastic has lots of carbon. Isn't this the same as burning some plas
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   by chicob 10y ago

   Hello. I'm a physicist working in agriculture, in Portugal (olive oil, malt cereal, legumes). There are a lot of things to say about this subject, but I'll stick to the two points that were originally raised. 1. Fully automated fa