haizhung

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by haizhung 3y ago
Only the ones that glorify the third reich.
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by haizhung 3y ago
That is not correct, the state attorney has investigated this and found that the climate activists had no impact on the death of a cyclist, they would have died either way. Please cite your sources when making incidiary claims. https:&#x2F
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by haizhung 3y ago
Totally agree, the (current) top comments are pretty wild.
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by haizhung 3y ago
Who is propagandizing „against the family unit“ and „in the name of climate protection“? What are you talking about?
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by haizhung 3y ago
By that argument you can never focus on anything, since there will always be a worse offender somewhere.
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Government Stupidity Is by Design(thebignewsletter.com)
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by haizhung 3y ago
If you can read German, I have come to really appreciate Stiftung Warentest, see test.de. [1] They conduct rigorous product reviews and try to simulate wear and tear usage of the products. To this end, some reviews take them months. They al
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Conservatives have already written a climate plan for Trump’s second term(politico.com)
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by haizhung 3y ago
What if having a comfortable life is not the best way to live a life? What about a life with purpose and accomplishment? If you frame it like that, climate change could be even seen as some sort of salvation : Soon, it’ll be the uniting “en
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by haizhung 3y ago
And yet, we still fail to reach consensus on the most basic premise, phasing out co2. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/jul/22/g20-countries-...
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by haizhung 3y ago
Politico is owned by Axel Springer, which is the German equivalent of Fox News, if that explains it.
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by haizhung 3y ago
Was Nintendo buying up huge companies? Honest question, if Nintendo achieved their market position on their own merits, without abusing their monopoly (do they have one?), would that fall in the jurisdiction of the FTC?
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by haizhung 3y ago
Better to lose 2 cases than to not try to appeal the mergers at all. The FTC finally is growing some teeth under Khan, and even if they aren’t winning all cases, mergers are under much more scrutiny internally in companies. It’s no longer a
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Judge Rules for Microsoft: Mergers Are Good(thebignewsletter.com)
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by haizhung 3y ago
Your comment is very low on substance. Care to elaborate what kind of problems billionaires will solve, that are otherwise unsolvable? The number of billionaire is growing and growing, and so are the fundamental problems that might be leadi
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by haizhung 3y ago
It’s like some sort of reflex when there is „Germany“ and „energy“ in the title …
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by haizhung 3y ago
Germany is not the country with the highest co2/person in the EU. [1] Where did you get this information from? Further, comparing electricity prices in Germany to France is a moot point, because France has a fixed consumer price and pa
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by haizhung 3y ago
Yes and no. You are correct that it needs government and regulatory action to get the problem under any sort of control. However, it needs a critical mass of individuals that take it upon themselves to live by example. Otherwise, the admini
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One Planet: One Health. Support Global Science-Policy on Chemicals and Waste(enveurope.springeropen.com)
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by haizhung 3y ago
The way I see it is that we are way beyond all reasonable bounds already, concerning co2 ppm in the air. Even if we stop all emissions this very moment, there’s still way too much already in the atmosphere. So, we are going to need co2 remo
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by haizhung 3y ago
A game involving pain tolerance is called „pain station“ and e.g. playable in the computer games Museum in Berlin. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/PainStation Each time your opponent scores a hit in pong against you, y
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by haizhung 3y ago
Not sure if my math is correct, but seems like compared to before global warming started, the oceans now hold an excess of energy that is equivalent to running a nuclear power plant for 3 million years. This is now excess energy in our syst
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by haizhung 3y ago
You’d have to think that this is by design.
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by haizhung 4y ago
No, they had to reopen them because their nuclear plants stopped working. Too hot, not enough water in the rivers due to climate change to cool down the nuclear plants - so they shut them off, and France was buying renewable energy from Ger
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Big Bottle: The Baby Formula Nightmare(mattstoller.substack.com)
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Keshikomi Simulator(keshikomisimulator.com)
1 points by haizhung 5y ago|0 comments
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Trends in Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide(gml.noaa.gov)
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by haizhung 5y ago
I love 3 men in a boat, it’s my favorite book ever.
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by haizhung 5y ago
From what I understand, Daimler will be liable if something happens during autonomous driving. Which is why it’s such a big deal.
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Russia threatens YouTube block after RT TV's German channels are deleted(reuters.com)
5 points by haizhung 5y ago|0 comments

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