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by frm88 4mo ago
The post you are replying to refers EUId, which implies European software, so Graphene is not an option.
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>There is incorrect information on wikipedia. Wikipedia has an article titled “Yahweh.” Now, as I am a Christian,[8] "Yahweh" is the name of my God. [0] This is one of Sanger's proposed changes and this is not an undisput
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by frm88 4mo ago
Peter Thiel's Dialog Club Off topic but I was really astonished to find Ezra Klein on the list of permanent members.
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Yes, it is. There are other sources that trace the evolution of age-verification, with Meta quitting all lobbying groups that advertise against it and forming new ones with Spotify and Match Group as well as actively financing Digital Chi
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UK considers forcing social media firms to prioritise trusted news(reuters.com)
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It is also extremely expensive if you include the cost of decomission, waste management into the overall cost per KWh https://www.smartreability.com/nuclear-energy-price-per-kwh/
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by frm88 4mo ago
This is so shortsighted. We'd still have the nuclear waste problem and - more importantly - the cost. Germany alone is facing a bill of €26B to €45B for nuclear waste management, decomissioning and cleanup. All of that goes into your e
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by frm88 4mo ago
We know enough about how geology works. We also know how a BLU-122 works. Can you be sure the US wouldn't use one on its allies in yet another moment of irrational tantrum? What about Russia?
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by frm88 4mo ago
900 k for the EU: https://de.euronews.com/my-europe/2023/09/05/bericht-fast-90... You third link uses different metrics than the other two.
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Since 2018 ~400 chinese EV producers were allowed to stop operations. An industry that exists because of subsidies and preferential loans as well as state induced trade barriers is not sustainable. From 2020 onwards, the Chinese government
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3 days ago the deal was still on https://news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law-week/trumps-china-nvidi...
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What? 4.6% https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SL.UEM.TOTL.NE.ZS?locat...
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by frm88 4mo ago
This should apply to politics and industry as well then, in your opinion? Cut all subsidies for industries that commit fraud, research or otherwise, like the oil giants for example? No pardons for cryptocurrency Ceo's like CZ and shutd
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This is such a wildly elitist take There is a reason why a lot of progressive ideas worldwide originated in and spread from universities, often time resulting in student revolts/rebellions. Throughout history, starting in 1202, acade
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by frm88 4mo ago
The divorce is already happening, House of El made a video yesterday summing up the alternate routes taken by European governments. https://youtu.be/KQ2ndCqRJDM?si=V1tT-TuGME4LoFki
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No, they are included. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_Germany
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In fact there are several ocean wide monitoring stations which don't rely on a guess work that much and there is a clear data trend about AMOC power and shutdown requirements. Trump Admin Just Rolled Back $368M Ocean Monitoring Syste
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by frm88 4mo ago
Set up better floodgates in New York City. This will not be enough to mitigate the ice age pattern that will occur if the AMOC collapses. https://climate.mit.edu/ask-mit/what-would-happen-if-atlanti... You'll h
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Astrum Earth on Youtube has a couple of videos on climate change in general and the turning of the AMOC in particular with both, schientific explanations and graphs and predictions on the outcome. I found it a reliable source of information
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What they also get: lifting of international sanctions: https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/uk-france-germany-italy...
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by frm88 4mo ago
You are right, of course. Thanks for the correction. I will try to switch on my brain before posting next time.
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Germany does not do a census What? https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volksz%C3%A4hlung_in_Deutschla...
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by frm88 4mo ago
These numbers are wrong. There is no possible way Liberia has spent 10% of its GDP on lobbying the US for the past 10 years. They just signed (May 2026) a lobbying contract for $1.2 million with a lobbying company in the US, which seems v
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Senate Bill to "Share" Intel with Israel in Virtual Merger of Agencies(thenewamerican.com)
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Switzerland imports 70% of its energy. All Oil comes from the U. S. https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/energy-transition/where-switzer... The EU relies heavily on U. S. oil imports https://www.consilium.europ
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by frm88 4mo ago
It's maybe worth to study the composition of energy prices in Germany: https://energiewende.bundeswirtschaftsministerium.de/EWD/Red... The higher prices are partly artificial: surcharges for offshore wind and spec
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Same. I installed 9kw plus BYD batteries this year (finished first week January) for €19K. Completely self sufficient, even surplus which I distribute to the public net and they pay me for. I hope to have complete data by next year but it l
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There are no descendants of the Chinese railroad workers to deport, because that was already done in 1882: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_Exclusion_Act https://www.npr.org/sections/planet-mo
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https://www.forbes.com/sites/zakdoffman/2026/01/13/kill-swit... Prior to these events, the prevailing consensus in the defense community was that Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite constellations like
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by frm88 4mo ago
A while ago, I read a study which found that right-leaning people have the greatest media diversity, i.e. they also consume media from their political opponents. Statistics say the opposite: left leaning persons in the US have a broader s

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