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  • Capitalism failing on all 45 indicators of climate progress

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  • 2.8 my arse.

    We are comprehensively losing the battle for 3c@2100 anthropogenic climate change, and so looking warily toward 4c after inevitable feedbacks.

    The good news is those born then won't know a better world. The bad news is it won't necessarily end at 4c so they still might experience the mourning many of us are and already have gone through.

  • Elon Musk Announces Plan to Control Climate by Surrounding Earth in Adjustable Satellites

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  • This is all pure bullshit, inspired by his fear that his failure to get anywhere near his Artemis mission goals would result in him getting his NASA public money tit turned off.

    "I'll just come up with some bullshit off the top of my head saying I am going to do something with satellites - it doesn't matter that it isn't possible - and the American public will lap it up like the mugs they are. They will insist on giving me billions via NASA."

    Trump appointed Musk's crony as head of NASA so the grift will continue. Musk and China applaud. It will result in China winning the new space race, and is another nail in the coffin of the dollar as global reserve currency. Billionaire grifters will get rich over this period, while the average American will get poor.

  • The Palantir Stare aka The Thiel Razzle

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  • He is mentally ill.

  • Why Everybody is Leaving Spotify

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  • Whatever works, but music, or the music the algorithm provides for you, being permanently played out after a few months, does indicate the algorithm is not providing you with music of any depth.

    People used to listen to albums for many years, or longer. I still listen to music I grew up with my parents listening to.

    Like I said that's cool if it works for you - great, but I think you might be missing out on depth. I would say this is a big check mark against streaming services. It might be that many people now consuming music this way are not really getting the music listening experience they would have pre-streaming services. (Don't get me wrong there have always been people who never really had that deep a connection to music, and just listened to whatever was in the charts at the time.)

  • [NatBaimal] Get out

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  • Don't worry, VAR has solved the 'lack of room for ads' problem.

  • The torture video shaking Israel to its core

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    1. Paywall.
    2. Yeah of course Israel is shocked.

  • California passes law requiring ID checks for all operating systems | Governor Newsom signs bills to further strengthen California’s leadership in protecting children online

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  • Between the preferences of the machinery of both parties, media ownership - including web companies, increasingly militarised police, ai + agents having the potential to effect the kind of 1980's de-industrialisation on the middle class, and the rise of a surveillance state that would make the stasi blush, voting for the lesser of two evils isn't going to do it any more. The lesser of two evils, both complicit in the construction of the explicit oligarchy America how has, is responsible for this.

    You might extend the fuse a bit, but that will result in a bigger bomb. If it isn't too late already, you need to look to the likes of Sanders. Or you need a No Kings protest every day, or as often as possible. Or a permanent Occupy Washington, which I think would come at serious risk of harm for the participants. It is critical now for America's future.

  • My parents like Pete Hegseth. How is this possible?

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  • Recently I have been looking at how ai is likely to impact my job. There are things I would do career-wise, if I were in my twenties, that are not realistic at my age.

    Ageism exists, so does the simple fact that an employee in their twenties can put in much longer hours (at least until they burn out) than I (who was worked to burnout in my 20's/30's).

    I have to think carefully about what I am going to be able to do as I get older and weaker, in what I am sure is going to be a more economically constrained time.

    That "I don't have much time left, better get mine" can be driven by fear, or legitimate concern, rather than selfishness, at least in some cases. Yeah others just want to pull up the drawbridge when they get economically secure. Capitalism pits us against each other, join a union, vote for genuine socialists or similar, or read a few books and try and change things.

  • Why isn't the rest of the world doing anything about the USA?

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  • What the rest of the world is mainly doing is jockeying for position while watching America rapidly lose global reserve currency status.

    It is happening far more quickly than I think the vast majority of people without privileged information imagined. Trump wants a weakened dollar and is getting it. No one wants this to happen overnight; the instability this process is allowing and will cause is risky enough. Everyone wants to avoid simmering global conflict erupting into WW3. Well maybe Putin is up for it, I don't know. The US is a belligerent ally, and has the biggest military in the world so it is about treading lightly and hopefully preparing.

    It is about minimising risk, eating shit giving in to Trump's pathetic demands for fealty, while preparing for the new economic order to emerge. America cannot pay its military without everyone trusting it enough to buy its debt. America cannot pay its debts without its military supporting the dollar. So it is a tricky unwinding of decades of geo-political norms. The world cannot wait to see who America votes for every four years for global stability, so it is done. It is clear to me that very few Americans I came into contact with online ever appreciated this balancing act, or how important their vast military spending was to their country's wealth post ww2.

    I feel bad for the average non-Trump voting American because as a Brit I can tell you that there is always resentment that plays out once a country loses that reserve currency status. A people can make a mistake, but a second Trump vote is unforgivable. It is America throwing itself off a cliff economically, over the longer term. Billionaires are clearly getting stuck into filling their boots - this collapse is going to make some people very rich.

  • Physicists Just Ruled Out The Universe Being a Simulation

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  • Trump tells military to prepare for 'action' against Islamist militants in Nigeria

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  • Lot of oil coming out of Nigeria. If they fight and some die, it will be to protect somebody else's oil profits.

  • Google pulls the plug on first and second gen Nest Thermostats

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    A baseless and malicious claim

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  • Google pulls the plug on first and second gen Nest Thermostats

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  • Google pulls the plug on first and second gen Nest Thermostats

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  • Google pulls the plug on first and second gen Nest Thermostats

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  • If AI was all it was cracked up to be, it wouldn't be shoved in your face 24/7

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  • If AI was all it was cracked up to be, it wouldn't be shoved in your face 24/7

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  • If AI was all it was cracked up to be, it wouldn't be shoved in your face 24/7

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