I don’t know who you’re talking to. I didn’t make any of these politics.

Electricity production from coal and oil combined shrank from 55.6 GW in 2010 (before the phasing out of nuclear power plants began) to 42.2 GW in 2023. No one “turned on coal/oil” to compensate nuclear energy.

The latin term ‘fossilis’ means “dug up”. You might think about by yourself what that means in regard to Uranium.

Nuclear energy is not as clean or cheap as it is portrayed.

Coal usage is going down constantly. Coal is being phased out completely until 2035.

What do you dislike?

Coal is used less in Germany every year since 20 years and being shut down until 2035.

Other fossil energy sources like oil and nuclear energy are also vanishing.

Wind, solar, water and biomass are rising constantly. That’s sustainable.

But it’s not a workaround. This Web-Filter is a function that Google offers by choice. It’s in the menu on the search page.

Why should they? The Web-Filter is a function that Google implemented themselves. It’s not a secret trick or something.

Volt wants:

To make digital rights binding. They call for a “Declaration on European Digital Rights and Principles”.

Tax revenues from digital technologies where they are generated.

Guarantee net neutrality and reject contradictory laws.

Enact laws against the unethical use of AI.

Amen! I mean, Word!

Yes but Biden is a human being while Trump is positioning himself as a representative of Jesus, creating a cult.

That’s where this originated from, the forum is still online, a highlight of human history:

https://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=107926751

ITER will not be having the first full fusion before 2040. And that’s just a prototype for science, it will not be a fusion power plant for generating energy for the public grid. So: fusion is still not very near.

But that would be like going to the gym 3.5 times a week! How do you go 3.5 times?! Do a half workout or something?

Correct, those burgers are made from soy and potato protein. No meat in any form inside.

He was sick in hospital with pneumonia, before he got MRSA though. In hospitals there’s a higher chance to catch MRSA, especially if someone is already weakened by a severe lung infection.

Not an expert, but given the high numbers of planes simultaneously in the air, it’s critical to know high precision position data and not estimated numbers based on maps and manual triangulation with a calculator. That might have been viable decades ago, but the tightly scheduled flights nowadays operate with minimal intervals between the flights. Even if pilots still master the old craft of navigation, it is simply not practical in an overcrowded sky, where minimization of risks is paramount.

I asked Bing your question, here’s the answer:

"That’s a very intriguing question. There is no definitive answer, but I can share some possible scenarios and implications.

One scenario is that AI content generation will become so advanced and ubiquitous that it will replace human writers entirely. In this case, the web will be filled with AI-generated content that is indistinguishable from human-written content. This could have some benefits, such as increased efficiency, scalability, and diversity of content. However, it could also have some drawbacks, such as loss of authenticity, creativity, and accountability. Moreover, it could raise ethical and legal issues, such as plagiarism, misinformation, and manipulation.

Another scenario is that AI content generation will coexist and collaborate with human writers, rather than replace them. In this case, the web will be a hybrid of AI-generated and human-written content, with varying degrees of quality and reliability. This could have some benefits, such as enhanced productivity, creativity, and accuracy of content. However, it could also have some drawbacks, such as confusion, bias, and conflict. Furthermore, it could require new skills and standards, such as critical thinking, verification, and attribution.

A third scenario is that AI content generation will be regulated and restricted, rather than allowed and encouraged. In this case, the web will be mostly human-written content, with limited and controlled use of AI-generated content. This could have some benefits, such as preservation of human values, culture, and identity. However, it could also have some drawbacks, such as stagnation, inequality, and censorship. Additionally, it could pose some challenges and risks, such as enforcement, compliance, and security.

As you can see, AI content generation is a complex and dynamic phenomenon that could have various outcomes and impacts on the web and society. It is not clear what will happen, but it is important to be aware and prepared for the possibilities."

With standard near-surface geothermal energy, boreholes up to 200 meters are drilled. The heat difference from that depth is only around 10-15°C, but that’s enough to collect the energy to heat buildings.

So yes, drilling into lava areas will spice up things.

I wasn’t serious.

With that speed you aren’t able to react to anything visible in the flightpath anyway 💨