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@nprofile1q... they’re betting the technology behind this will advance faster selective breeding and GM will.
Much like expecting a miracle breakthrough in battery technology will make EVs a superior vehicle over internal combustion
Much like expecting a miracle breakthrough in battery technology will make EVs a superior vehicle over internal combustion
There is no "good way" to maintain a Technological Civilization. We are trapped in a cycle, and complaining about it is like complaining about old age, death and taxes, and everything else inevitable....
@FourOh-LLC @nprofile1q... @Caleb James DeLisle I often wonder about all the endangered species that are being killed by industrial man. One of the benefits of industrialization was allowing people to find and categorize species. So we wouldn’t know many of them even existed.
Also there’s a motivation for biologists to find species, since they go down in history as the discover of a species. They even get to name it. So the incentive is to subdivide ever further by trait.
Also there’s a motivation for biologists to find species, since they go down in history as the discover of a species. They even get to name it. So the incentive is to subdivide ever further by trait.
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I used to work in a steel foundry feeding the furnaces, and it was using natural gas to make 85 tons of steel from recycled junk, every 18 hours.
@FourOh-LLC @nprofile1q... @Caleb James DeLisle every time I read how many houses this or that solar plant will power I just think “or one third of a carbon arc electric furnace for a few minutes a day.”
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CO2 is a meme, but air quality where powerplants are located near populated areas is an important consideration.
But at this point, it's even more expensive than like propane so it's pretty dumb.
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@Caleb James DeLisle @nprofile1q... uranium mining isn’t exactly Earth friendly, but some of the modern methods that are more like hydrological processes are fairly benign as long as it doesn’t get into the groundwater
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@nprofile1q... probably Ron Moore’s best work. I almost quit watching during season 3 because the political messaging was too on the nose, but it ended up redeeming itself in the end.
@nprofile1q... Here's the picture: 9th grade biology. Our teacher, Bill McQuilken is lecturing about something long forgotten. He uses the word "phenomena" which prompts Jeff to shout "DO DO DO DO DO!" at the top of his lungs. The class has a collective laugh. Mr. McQuilken laughs hard enough to snort, causing the class to erupt into even more laughter, practically ending the lesson for the day and cementing Jeff into the class clown hall of fame.
Good times.
Good times.
It's not just California and Colorado.
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@nprofile1q... Cui bono? Clearly Windows, macOS, Android. They will carve out exceptions for enterprise users of course. This will effectively fork operating systems into consumer and enterprise versions. Then it's a matter of locking out consumer versions from productivity applications and vice versa.
It's 1998 all over again.
It's 1998 all over again.