randymercury

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by randymercury 2y ago
At the most basic level we're talking about a very public service that has been around for a long time that is a potential weakness/ enormous target for the best funded and most technically proficient intelligence agencies in the
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by randymercury 5y ago
That was a theory around why certain countries have fared relatively well, places like Cambodia and Vietnam. Their populations could have been exposed to similar viruses and would have had some built in immunity.
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by randymercury 5y ago
Favoring a shotgun approach towards GHG emissions downstream is there a better approach towards building an infrastructure distributing hydrogen? That question isn't intended as rhetorical
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by randymercury 5y ago
Hydrogen would be a viable alternate use for the pipelines in the long term. There are some promising projects going on in Alberta for producing hydrogen in less carbon intensive ways. https://www.theglobeandmail.com/busines
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by randymercury 5y ago
The kickback scenario came to mind for me as well. It could even be something less nefarious than a formalized system on a corporate level. Personal relationships with key decision makers, vegas trips, the old boys club etc. Two companies w
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by randymercury 6y ago
I believe that is what the British are doing.
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by randymercury 8y ago
Now that I could dig
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by randymercury 9y ago
I think a lot of the issues with Amazon.ca stem from NAFTA's exclusion of ecommerce. That's one thing I'm actually pretty excited for in terms of the NAFTA negotiations.