Because it’s not good for productive economies that can produce solutions to current problems to stagnate and die. Japan should make moves to encourage a sustainable population growth rate.
Overpopulation is a problem mostly in struggling economies.
Fuck he was a cool guy.
I need to listen to Bitch’s Brew again.
Drug dealing.
Pretty sure that’s a lemmy.ml thing because they are a bunch of pussies lol
Hexbear is left wing.
Exactly. A lot of people fail to see this.
They are talking about on a smart TV.
Lol mr computer science engineer
Lol exactly, thank you for reminding me why I hate that phrase so much 🤣
South Australia is 70% renewables, as per their own official energy site.
Batteries are the limiting factor for renewables. Building battery storage that can supply a large city is expensive. Even the battery South Australia had Elon Musk build can only supply a town for about an hour. I’m hoping battery tech improves soon, but it seems to have stagnated for a while.
They never said that it’s 90% recyclable. They said it can be recycled ‘to an extent’. You’re projecting.
Ah yes, I too remember when the BBC openly advocated rape and lynching.
Lol, what do you disagree about? Is a 1.5°C rise apocalyptic?
Here, take theae: ,
This is actually the truth. I am a CSA survivor, and I didn’t report and now I wish so bad I did.
If anyone reading this has recently been through it, report it now! Don’t wait 20 years like me to even confront it and then never have a chance at closure.
100% this. I wish I had… I’m only confronting it psychologically now, 20 years later, and I have to face the fact there’s no chance of getting justice.
They were responding to a comment about the legal system and problems with prosecuting SA cases, so of course they are going to be discussing that over the wider social implications.
I don’t know why you are jumping to conclusions here. The point they made about the legal system is extremely valid. As a survivor of CSA myself it’s something I confront in my mind every single day, but they are right: the opposite method would be horrific.
That’s interesting, I’m an EE but in industry atm. I’d like to look into that whole scenario one day and see how much storage we’d need to go fully renewable.