So what exactly is the right interfereing here? None of the the international treaties survived unviolated, and every implementation of them imperfect, but that doesn't mean that we should give up on fixing them.
You have a very twisted definition of what "work camp" means. This is not slave labor, noone forces anyone to work, they are free to refuse it. That they are required to work if they want money? Let me tell you something: all jobs work that way. Noone is going to give you free money for sitting on your ass and doing nothing. The goal of unemployment benefits is to help a person find a job. So why should people get it when the government finds them one but they refuse to work? The fact is, many of the longterm unemployed either don't want a job or have an illegal one while still collecting the money. This is by the way the main reason there are so few unemployed actually turning up to work, that they already have a job just not legally.
Why not? Athens is, after all, the original democracy.
But not a legal state.
Says who, and by what authority? I'm challenging your assumption that what you know from home is true everywhere. Just because our nations have decided upon a specific set of rules does not mean that is the only or the best set of rules.
The declaration of human rights was ratified by Thailand, which includes the freedom of speech.
Well, first of all being a legal state limits a democracy. You can't just have a vote on who to exile/execute like in the good old days in ancient Athens. Even the majority has to respect the rights of an individual. And free speech should be a universal human right.
Searching through already obtained information is a solved problem, getting the data is the hard part. So how exactly are they planning to get a warrant on all of this again?
In a heavy water reactor there is literally nothing that can blow up (after all, water doesn't burn), and as the cooling and the moderation are the same, if there is some problem with the cooling, the reaction shuts down as well. A meltdown is a physical impossibility, not even by a rogue employee.
Solar panels are a joke without good energy storage systems (good luck on that one with current battery and capacitor technology, and pumping water up a level difference is rather inefficient).
Most solar plants do not use solar panels, and the storage efficiency of molten salt solar plants is over 90%.
I'm not that optimist. About 80% of fossil fuels is still in Earth. Granted, most of it is impossible to harvest today, but the industry is developing rapidly. We didn't have oil rigs 100 years ago, and I'm sure the industry will come up something to reach what's now impossible. Of course, these sources will be more and more expensive to extract, thus "peak oil" will be more like a gentle slope, as market forces will drive the economy away from the too expensive fossil fuels. The real question is, how much CO2 will be produced by that time.
Or a little more time to collect evidence. With all the effort going into climate research, 50 years from now we will have a pretty good guess of what's really happening.
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So what exactly is the right interfereing here? None of the the international treaties survived unviolated, and every implementation of them imperfect, but that doesn't mean that we should give up on fixing them.
It's not just the motion but also the communication using reflected lights.
Well, persuading Americans not to use cars is certainly going to be hard.
Moving using vibration could be hard on those tiny legs. What is the lifetime if these things?
Sad thing is, to hack most systems you don't have to be very smart.
You have a very twisted definition of what "work camp" means. This is not slave labor, noone forces anyone to work, they are free to refuse it. That they are required to work if they want money? Let me tell you something: all jobs work that way. Noone is going to give you free money for sitting on your ass and doing nothing. The goal of unemployment benefits is to help a person find a job. So why should people get it when the government finds them one but they refuse to work? The fact is, many of the longterm unemployed either don't want a job or have an illegal one while still collecting the money. This is by the way the main reason there are so few unemployed actually turning up to work, that they already have a job just not legally.
Why not? Athens is, after all, the original democracy.
But not a legal state.
Says who, and by what authority? I'm challenging your assumption that what you know from home is true everywhere. Just because our nations have decided upon a specific set of rules does not mean that is the only or the best set of rules.
The declaration of human rights was ratified by Thailand, which includes the freedom of speech.
The average person thinks a car (or even airplane for that matter) is more complicated than a computer.
With the exception of American cars, most cars have dozens of chips controlling how they work.
Well, first of all being a legal state limits a democracy. You can't just have a vote on who to exile/execute like in the good old days in ancient Athens. Even the majority has to respect the rights of an individual. And free speech should be a universal human right.
Searching through already obtained information is a solved problem, getting the data is the hard part. So how exactly are they planning to get a warrant on all of this again?
Just don't go for the spine, you won't find any.
All power plants are built outside of cities.
As such I stand by my point that solar based systems are inefficient for use in most of Europe
True but not because of storage the main problem is the latitude.
Nuclear accidents can make areas uninhabitable or unfarmable for many generations.
And global warming can make the whole world unfarmable for many generations in the next 100-200 years.
Tidal generators DO NOT WORK.
But the risk will never go away
In a heavy water reactor there is literally nothing that can blow up (after all, water doesn't burn), and as the cooling and the moderation are the same, if there is some problem with the cooling, the reaction shuts down as well. A meltdown is a physical impossibility, not even by a rogue employee.
Solar panels are a joke without good energy storage systems (good luck on that one with current battery and capacitor technology, and pumping water up a level difference is rather inefficient).
Most solar plants do not use solar panels, and the storage efficiency of molten salt solar plants is over 90%.
Hydro is the only renewable energy that is economically feasible. Problem is, all the resources have already been tapped.
Exactly. Had all boiling water reactors been replaced, we wouldn't have the Fukushima accident to begin with.
DRM does not stop pirates, they are smart enough to circumvent it, it only annoys legitimate users.
I was lucky enough to buy mine just before the prices skyrocketed.
This is a bit pessimistic. Human population is projected to peak at 10 billion, which with rational consumption, should be manageable.
I'm not that optimist. About 80% of fossil fuels is still in Earth. Granted, most of it is impossible to harvest today, but the industry is developing rapidly. We didn't have oil rigs 100 years ago, and I'm sure the industry will come up something to reach what's now impossible. Of course, these sources will be more and more expensive to extract, thus "peak oil" will be more like a gentle slope, as market forces will drive the economy away from the too expensive fossil fuels. The real question is, how much CO2 will be produced by that time.
Or a little more time to collect evidence. With all the effort going into climate research, 50 years from now we will have a pretty good guess of what's really happening.
I guess the Sun revolving around the Earth shouldn't have been debated either. It's a scientific result, Aristoteles said so!
There are hundreds of things changing the temperature contantly and it's very hard to isolate the changes CO2 caused.