No, you can not. there is no direct link from 'Humans use quite a bit of water' to 'higher levels of water'; while there is a direct link more burning fuels --> more CO2 in the atmosphere.
1/that's why i called them 'closest to socialism'. 2/the state = the people. (or rather : the state should be the people, it mostly is not : the market forces the much money and thus power into too few hands) 3/'Markets are self organizing systems' HAHAHAHAHAH THAT's a good one. GIVE AN EXAMPLE.
>excessive concentration of power. That's exactly what socialism is NOT any system with a large concentration of power in few hands goes against the definition of socialism
>USSR was a secular theocracy interesting points you make. but in practice, the ussr worked like a fascistic state: a small group of people controlling the whole of the state. throw in the militaristic tendencies and the nationalism... sounds a bit like the other superpower does it not (yeah, technically the US has 2 parties, but they are both controlled by the people with the money)
yes, but economic interests of a small, rich, minority of big country x is a reason to go to war, apparently. substitute x for a country of your choice.
It's definatly not the first : the belgian 'princess elisabeth station' has some wind turbines and an array of solar cells, powering the station (also for the heating - of which it does not much need - it is properly insulated). http://www.antarcticstation.or...
They're everywhere the same. They have this ridiculous niotion that a border reinstated not very long ago makes the people on both sides in any way different.
Wind varies from 0% capacity to 100% capacity minute by minute. It is not constant. There is also an upper limit to wind speed as turbines have to be stopped to prevent damage.
Are you building ALL your turbines at the same place ? geographical distribution removes intermittency.
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what an outdated view of the world. you are a minless serf to the corporations ruling the western hemisphere.
and yet even more subsidies for the nuclear industry will follow.
So not knowing murder is illegal allows you to murder?
unelected international
BULLSHIT. the un is a representative organisation.
My throat can only make one sound :
DUH !
So, why did you bring up "moral instruction" ?
No, you can not. there is no direct link from 'Humans use quite a bit of water' to 'higher levels of water'; while there is a direct link more burning fuels --> more CO2 in the atmosphere.
I can call my self great, but that does not make it so. look up 'propaganda'
1/that's why i called them 'closest to socialism'.
2/the state = the people. (or rather : the state should be the people, it mostly is not : the market forces the much money and thus power into too few hands)
3/'Markets are self organizing systems' HAHAHAHAHAH THAT's a good one. GIVE AN EXAMPLE.
the closest to socialism are the socialistic democarcies of western and northern europe (france, germany, netherlands, scandinavia)
the ussr calling itself socialist, does not make it socialist. #propaganda.
>excessive concentration of power.
That's exactly what socialism is NOT any system with a large concentration of power in few hands goes against the definition of socialism
>USSR was a secular theocracy ... sounds a bit like the other superpower does it not (yeah, technically the US has 2 parties, but they are both controlled by the people with the money)
interesting points you make. but in practice, the ussr worked like a fascistic state: a small group of people controlling the whole of the state. throw in the militaristic tendencies and the nationalism
yes, but economic interests of a small, rich, minority of big country x is a reason to go to war, apparently. substitute x for a country of your choice.
communist and socialist dictatorships
I don't know what you understand under socialist and dictatorship, but these 2 terms are mutually exclusive. USSR was fascist.
>So has green power come to antartica? no.
WRONG : YES. : http://www.antarcticstation.or...
It's definatly not the first : the belgian 'princess elisabeth station' has some wind turbines and an array of solar cells, powering the station (also for the heating - of which it does not much need - it is properly insulated). http://www.antarcticstation.or...
They're everywhere the same. They have this ridiculous niotion that a border reinstated not very long ago makes the people on both sides in any way different.
Right, the travelling salesman needs to return to origin!
well, the picture here does not impress me : replacing the lisbon -rejkjavic section with vienna-athens would make the tour shorter ...
not necessarily : if you heat water, it expands. So after all ice has been melted, the water will continue to rise.
mostly Borderlands 2, some UT3 but I only play in LAN(my buddies come to my place) nowadays.
Wind varies from 0% capacity to 100% capacity minute by minute. It is not constant. There is also an upper limit to wind speed as turbines have to be stopped to prevent damage.
Are you building ALL your turbines at the same place ? geographical distribution removes intermittency.
... or : the original dev, or a manager in the company scoops it up as their win ?
isn't that extortion ?