Wow. France is a climate king. #NuclearPower absolutely slaps. pic.twitter.com/2e8SXaZdwl
— Fission Phil ⚡⚛️ (@Philip_D_Ord) October 26, 2021
Yes. We should be nuclearing the fuck out of everything. That it supposedly costs so much is something that we caused, and that can be fixed, FYI.
People who believe there are no substantive differences between generations probably have no friends who don’t remember 9/11.
I do, and I can tell you there are some fucking differences. Only old people who talk to people around their age could believe something so obviously ridiculous. Glad I have friends from 24 to 60+.
This was a practical effect? Holy hell, that’s amazing. Thought that was CGI, but that explains why it looked so good.
Uh, what? One of my stocks went up 83% today alone (as of trading now):
Turns out this is why. I mean, there’s a reason I bought it, but dang. Don’t see that kind of price action often.
Doing your homework pays off….
It’s has been about a month since Denmark, Norway, and Sweden lifted ALL of their remaining COVID-19 restrictions. NO social distancing measures. NO passports. NO masks.
What else do they have in common though? HIGH vaccination rates and LOW COVID-19 death rates. pic.twitter.com/0govIFoWYk
— Chise 🧬🧫🦠💉 (@sailorrooscout) October 26, 2021
That’s impressive. Those vaccines are working great, but looks like you need about 70% fully vaxxed to get that.
Norway: 70% fully vaccinated
Denmark: 76% fully vaccinated
Sweden: 70% fully vaccinated
By comparison:
USA: 58% fully vaccinated
And importantly, those three countries don’t have tons of anti-vax idiots clustered in groups. The way SARS2 transmits particularly, that grouping of the clueless promotes superspreading clusters.
I love it when someone indicates I am doing something “wrong” when I’m way faster and better at it than they are. Yeah, buddy, I tried your way and the reason I am so fast is I don’t do it that way.
Lockdown lifers are the liberal version of right-wing preppers.
This article about inceldom makes a good point.
As commentators have struggled to make sense of this phenomenon over the last few years, two distinct types of responses have emerged. In a strange reversal of the reactions to the September 11 attacks, where the Left’s attempts to contextualize the historical and political factors were shouted down by the Right as sympathizing with terrorists and “blaming America first,” this time it was the Left which insisted that the only proper response was outrage and denunciation, while any other analysis risked excusing murderers and blaming their victims.
I am definitely not an incel and have no real identification with their movement, but I have a bit of sympathy because I see how I could have easily become one of those poor souls in a world not that different from this one.
Good article, though. Skewers many sacred but obviously wrong beliefs of both the right and the left. Leave no bridge unburned is my motto.