The first goal is usually to privatize it.

I will believe it when I see the fossil fuels go down: https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/global-energy-substitution

“Decoupling” is a weak indicator and it’s a reversible phenomenon. Don’t rely on it.

Yes and no. How popular do you think ending oil extraction is in those areas? Whatever the percent, that’s also a level of consent.

They can’t reduce “Dairy’s Climate Impact”. The greenwashing is over, that was meant to delay changes by “moderate” regimes. With conservatives in power, the greenwashing is no longer necessary. The only significant reduction is achieved by reducing the industry, the more shrinkage, the better.

I hope that there will still be literacy in the word to allow access to historical records.

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/profiteering

prof·​i·​teer·​ing ˌprä-fə-ˈtir-iŋ

: the act or activity of making an unreasonable profit on the sale of essential goods especially during times of emergency

(which is normal and desirable in capitalist free market systems)

I converted my entire photo archive to WebP. No regrets.

I had a portable floppy drive for years, but it was useless.

A: was for saving 💾.

literally villains

The economy is also global, so, no. I mean, some indigenous people living as they have for a long time might be ok for a while. And I’d include some of the subsistance farmers from the poorer countries of the world, they still have the right skills. Everyone else, no.

The climate is global and global climate change is global. There is nowhere to hide on the surface of this planet.

Remember, Joe Rogan is the mainstream media.

There’s something funny about how the car industries are the downfall of the Global North.

The Venn diagram for those people is nearly a circle.

“hallucinations”

I’m looking forward to MS buying OpenAI, probably next year. It’s going to be very funny.

No, but the question should be completed with “answer to…?”

O(n^n)