heyitsmedotjayb

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by heyitsmedotjayb 6mo ago
He is making it up day by day. We all just watched America lose a war.
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by heyitsmedotjayb 6mo ago
1 Bedroom apartments near me in the free west are asking for more than 50% of the average wage and there's only a sliding door between the 'bedroom' and the kitchen.
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by heyitsmedotjayb 6mo ago
1) This particular spotted big breasted eagle is hardly known and of little importance culturally. 2) Farm margins are very thin and its not up to you to dictate what an acceptable loss is. 3) Government has successfully in the past used hu
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by heyitsmedotjayb 6mo ago
You say that - but its not your pocket being picked... when you have to put food on your families table, you probably aren't as worried about some bird nobodies ever heard of. No farmers - No food.
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by heyitsmedotjayb 6mo ago
Good point - our understanding of this time period has been clouded by knee-jerk hatred, with few willing to admit that there was violence on all sides. It takes bravery to admit that a proportionate and measured response was warranted (wit
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by heyitsmedotjayb 6mo ago
when you put this stuff in perspective the lies really start to fall through
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by heyitsmedotjayb 6mo ago
All this fuss over 3 measly hours of bombings... What kinda painting are we going to make for Gaza?
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by heyitsmedotjayb 6mo ago
Why would anyone address the additional challenges and reliability concerns of renewables, when oil can be purchased for the same price? What kind of incentive does that set up?
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by heyitsmedotjayb 6mo ago
Saudi's use the government to price their oil internally low... on the free market they sell it at the price dictated by supply and demand. Renewables and storage are disincentivized because oil and gas is legally blocked from ever tak
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by heyitsmedotjayb 6mo ago
There's no incentive... Why invest in a less reliable source if you could endlessly purchase gas power for the same price? It slows the transition from fossil fuels and ensures that oil and gas never takes a loss.
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by heyitsmedotjayb 6mo ago
It floats oil and gas profits with huge public subsidy while ensuring nobody in the market realizes benefits from alternate sources. It slows/blocks the transition.
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by heyitsmedotjayb 6mo ago
Unregulated free markets optimizing for the least efficient, and highest possible price to the consumer? That's interesting, because its 100% the opposite of what I've been told my whole life.
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by heyitsmedotjayb 6mo ago
I believe that no governing party has attempted to fix this. Generally - this set up benefits the oil/gas lobby, so efforts to change it will butt heads with them. UK also trades energy with mainland Europe, which can add a complicatio
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by heyitsmedotjayb 6mo ago
UK is legally required to set the price of electricity to whichever generator has the highest cost - which is natural gas. Its called marginal cost pricing.
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by heyitsmedotjayb 6mo ago
sounds like an objective upgrade
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by heyitsmedotjayb 6mo ago
oil and gas famously never requires subsidies
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by heyitsmedotjayb 6mo ago
they should read the torah but NASA is antisemitic
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by heyitsmedotjayb 7mo ago
I remember when this happened with Nortel!
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by heyitsmedotjayb 7mo ago
why would it be more noteworthy?
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by heyitsmedotjayb 7mo ago
Do they have pressurized gas/liquid onboard that could explode or is this most likely a collision?
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by heyitsmedotjayb 7mo ago
Adding my nomination for the Manitoba agriculture museum - https://mbagmuseum.ca/ They have 'Big Roy', one of the largest tractors ever built. It came into existence during a progressively competitive era of build
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by heyitsmedotjayb 7mo ago
But isn't there some negative effect of constantly 'pumping' real value out of the economy, by inflating the price through lies and then withdrawing capital?
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by heyitsmedotjayb 7mo ago
I'm not smart enough to understand why - but surely this isn't sustainable? At some point wont the price not reflect the reality of simply not having gas to put in your car? What is going on... The price of oil went down 10% yeste
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by heyitsmedotjayb 7mo ago
Preemption is a propaganda lie.
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by heyitsmedotjayb 7mo ago
Would be interesting to know how the probabilities change once all your X band radars are destroyed. And then again how they change when all your L band radars are destroyed...
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by heyitsmedotjayb 7mo ago
Coal is not cheap. At least support oil/gas if you're going to push this cost sensitivity schtick
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by heyitsmedotjayb 7mo ago
i'm going to hang my self
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by heyitsmedotjayb 7mo ago
remarkably depressing - seems like we're farther than ever from addressing climate change.
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by heyitsmedotjayb 7mo ago
President Xi - my country yearns for freedom.
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by heyitsmedotjayb 7mo ago
We should generate our own power on our own land with our own technology - one day it will seem like insanity that we ever outsourced our most precious resource to the other side of the world, and relied on international shipping/marke

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