Yondoza 1d ago • 50%
I love how he's the only one not called Dr. On this chart.
Yondoza 6d ago • 100%
I think both of those have rigid scientific definitions.
Yondoza 1w ago • 100%
Why do you think that? The fuel production side or the fuel consumption side?
Yondoza 1w ago • 100%
It's already in production in industrial vehicles such as fork lifts.
Yondoza 2w ago • 100%
TIL that trees are the same as vegetables and weeds, arbitrary cultural groupings. We should make an arbitrary cultural group name for arbitrary cultural grouped things!
So far the group is: -Trees -Vegetables -Weeds -Pets -Continents -The culinary use of fruit
Yondoza 2w ago • 100%
You didn't even use the template!!! A gorgeous masterpiece is sitting there and you just gave us text. I feel robbed.
Yondoza 2w ago • 100%
Just ignore this. It's not time to wake up from the simulation yet.
Yondoza 3w ago • 100%
Thanks for the explanation. I've only played one game like that, but it is super fun; Neptune's Pride. It's free and web based, id highly recommend it.
Yondoza 3w ago • 100%
What is an example of an async game mech?
Yondoza 3w ago • 100%
Couldn't watch the Olympics on Peacock because of this. Super annoying.
Yondoza 4w ago • 100%
Are there any foundations that distribute donations to various FOSS projects?
Yondoza 4w ago • 100%
I'd argue that the Vietnam draft did have a huge impact on the public reaction to the war. I think one of the reasons it didn't have immediate political results is because affluent people (the kids of politicians) had many ways to avoid service, ie college or well known health excuses. I think if those loopholes were not in place the wide public backlash we saw would have been followed quickly by real political results.
Obviously this is speculation, but there's logic in there.
Yondoza 4w ago • 100%
I'm in favor of mandatory military service with almost no exceptions. My rationale is it would make conflict wildly unpopular if everyone had friends and family who would be directly affected.
Yondoza 4w ago • 100%
I mean, even with a union, if a company crumbles the laborers are out of a job.
Yondoza 4w ago • 100%
Surprisingly less true!
Yondoza 1mo ago • 100%
I just came up with a thought the other day! This would be a decades long approach and I have no idea if it would work. The idea is for generic American cities, that have a few sky scrapers in a downtown and then the burbs.
Start with 3-5 square blocks in the heart of downtown and close the roads. Make them permanently pedestrian only. These roads are typically very wide, so allow food trucks/vendors to occupy a portion of the center. Add bike lanes, and add really good reliable public transit around this area. Let that marinate for a few years, then add another chunk of the same size.
I think you would see this portion of the city become a very popular residential area. Businesses will figure out how to provide amenities where people gather. By starting small you are not requireing people to get rid of their cars, just not use them in certain areas. As this expands you will have a larger and larger portion of the population that finds it inconvenient and expensive to own a car once their needs are met in this ever expanding bubble.
I doubt you could ever get this done, but it's an idea!
Yondoza 2mo ago • 100%
Usually described as a coup.
Yondoza 2mo ago • 100%
Is that the same story as the movie by the same name?
Yondoza 2mo ago • 100%
Captain, we're going to need a new tactic. Operative 15 has found a gaping flaw in our capabilities.
What preparations do you take when moving outdoor plants indoors for the winter? I'm mostly worried about bringing bugs inside. What techniques do you use to ensure you don't get infested over the winter?
The way I see it, the major barrier to countries implementing carbon taxes is the fear their economic competitors won't do the same, therefore hindering their economic growth needlessly. A valid concern. Why don't some nations build an 'opt in' style Free Trade Agreement that allows any country to join as long as they prove they have implemented and enforced a carbon tax. Those countries then have high financial incentives to only trade within the 'carbon tax block' and any country outside is at a serious trade disadvantage. I've (quickly) looked and have not found anything like this proposed (which is frankly crazy). Would you support your country jumping into this FTA? What are the unforeseen downsides or objections to a plan like this?