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    A huge wave of immigration from people fleeing the effects of climate change or meaningfully extending average lifetimes could change the calculation of population "collapse." ==Mo…

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    == When someone is out of line, you used to be able to rely on the public to correct that behavior. Now if you try, you're the bad guy== I think people “mind their own business” ou…

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    Big government is bad. Unless there is a book, drug, or out-group we can use big government to control.

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    I find it odd how people refuse to admit that Musk has made some errors. He is a human who takes big swings, and has his share of failures to prove it. It's ok to admit that. I'll …

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    == It looks like another one of those sincere efforts to prove that people who have different worldviews from the authors are just stupid.== Your comment reads as the same, just in…

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    Could you share your source please? I am getting conflicting results. The recently released American Time Use Survey 2022 [0] has it closer to 9 hours. Those 9 hours also include "…

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    == Is is because a lot of people just really have nothing to contribute to the world?== Perhaps they simply have a different definition of “contribute”? Seems there are plenty of t…

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    The linked article might help clarify things. The percentage of power from coal and nuclear power were both down considerably: “The electricity production from lignite was down 21 …

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    If someone believes a technology is revolutionary, investing money in it is the most rational thing to do, right?

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    The same could be said about the microprocessor or any other tech innovation throughout history. They all lead to new companies chasing investment dollars. Is there any insight fro…

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