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Apparently only when china does it. Imagine the hypocritical hysteria if this was about the chinese government. Not just from the social media propagandists but also our elected le…

> PLEASE treat reddit as a web-first platform. Agreed. But I think they've made up their minds already. In the meantime, you can use "old.reddit.com" until they decide to take that…

> The area they ruled (from England to Syria and Egypt) had never been under a unified rule before the Romans. To be fair, you can say that about almost every empire - mongol, gree…

> and letting private companies suppress speech, which is what happens in America. Considering that private companies are now becoming more powerful than many governments/countries…

> Global installed PV capacity has more than doubled since 2016, and now accounts for 3% of total electricity consumption. 3% is nothing. You are proving my point but you are too b…

> That's not in the article at all. "English started out as German. Old English, also called Anglo-Saxon, really is a foreign language, and requires serious study. I don't think an…

> And, really, a reference from 2016? And what reference did you provide? Other than your supposed ability to predict the future? > Four years is FOREVER in the energy business now…

Um, yes. "Full context: "English started out as German. Old English, also called Anglo-Saxon, really is a foreign language, and requires serious study. I don't think an anglophone …

> "English started out as German." Full context: "English started out as German. Old English, also called Anglo-Saxon, really is a foreign language, and requires serious study. I d…

> Solar panels are much cheaper than when the film was made. It's this reduction in cost that's driving the energy disruption, not increase in efficiency (although that helps). Sol…

That's my point. Virtue signalers are deep down, evil.

Those numbers don't indicate anything. For all we know 1% of the "community" voted. Not to mention FreeBSD was never a democracy. > These rulesets exist because people can't do tha…

> and in other ways the manifestations of lobotomy and morphine are similar enough to lead some researchers to describe the action of morphine (and some barbiturates) as ‘reversibl…

> In this case it was simply a copy paste error which they pointed out. Right and life went on before you decided to play "hero". > They apologized because they were being civil an…

No. I'm not confusing anything. "...this is probably not politically correct to say, but I did develop some sympathy for that bishop." Sympathy implies justification. Also, I clear…

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No. We are in a world where people don't bother reading comments rationally and jump to conclusions and get upset over nothing. > Are we in an alternate reality where 67 year olds …

> What fulfillment in life would one have if many productive and/or desierable tasks were reserved for the young? What productive activity is she going to do with her PhD at the ag…

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Agreed. There are a fixed number of PhD spots. What sense is there to give that spot to a 66 year old senior rather than someone younger who will actually do something productive w…

Is she a journalist or a social/political activist? Shouldn't she pretend to have a bit of objectivity and not become part of the news itself? Twitter has been the greatest tool to…

> Global warming skepticism is exactly the kind of thing that often occurs when people trust their own judgement more than that of subject matter experts. Except that the "subject …

It wasn't mean spirited and it was justified. If people are using link shorteners to hide the fact that their link is a referral, then it invites everyone to sneak referral links i…

Yes. It's even disputed whether Hilbert discovered it first. But regardless of einstein or hilbert, technological advancements would have necessitated the discovery of general rela…