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Unfortunately, it’s terrifyingly simple. Too many people and not enough planet. Rich and powerful people have largely controlled the climate misinformation “debate”. They think their money will allow them to avoid these impacts. And they will avoid it, for a while. But if we stay on this path, in a few hundred years

The uncomfortable truth is, there simply is not enough planet to go around. Not now, and certainly not for the 8-10 billion of us that will exist by 2050. There will soon be insufficient food, water, and “biosphere services” that we have always taken for granted. In another couple hundred years even oxygen will be in s

Yes.

This is Apple’s feeble attempt to prevent right to repair legislation. We must get this legislation passed! Please consider a small donation to https://www.repair.org/stand-up as they have been making real progress here. If I buy a product, once it’s out of warranty I should be able to fix it with any part I want.

Unless the disaster is global, gold will always have value unless things get to the point where everyone is starving. Unfortunately it’s easier than you might think to get to that point. Industrialized countries are wholly dependent on technology (electricity + computers + satellites) for our vastly complex food

Suggest you take that envelope to the bank and exchange those bills for brand new ones every 10 years or so. 15 years ago 100s had almost no security measures. It might not be so easy to spend those old bills now, particularly in a crisis. Yeah, I know, “this bill is tender for all debts public and private”. But try

I had a manager who make me ask this in interviews when hiring engineering fresh-outs 20+ years ago. The rock displaces more water when it’s in the boat than when it’s in the lake, due to it being denser than water. When you toss the rock in the lake, the net loss of displacement causes the lake level to fall. Don’t