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  • Rooskie91toPolitical Humor@lemmy.worldCrazy loops
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    4 days ago

    Yeah, America was super into the Nazis before WWII. Many businesses leaders dealt directly with Hitler.

    It’s crazy how people have forgotten. The Hindenburg was even a Nazi air ship but that never gets mentioned along with that tragedy.










  • The only people worried are the wealthy because the only people served by the system for the past few decades have been the wealthy.

    “The system will collapse!!” Oh the system that only offers welfare to its wealthiest members? The system that refuses to adopt wildly popular policy? The system that’s failed to guarantee livable wages? The system that won’t adopt universal healthcare? The system that won’t enshrine equal rights for anyone other than white men? The system currently threatening life on earth with it’s reckless commitment to fossil fuels? The system that’s allowed it’s infrastructure to crumble?

    Wealthy people built a system that benefits no one and act surprised when no one cares about its potential collapse.


  • Rooskie91toScience Memes@mander.xyzThe sun is a deadly laser...
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    16 days ago

    If that blows your mind then think about this: As the universe expanded after the Big Bang, it cooled from unimaginably high temperatures. In principle, this suggest that there could have been a very short window much later, tens of millions of years after the Big Bang, when the background temperature of the entire universe was capable of sustaining life everywhere. Some physicists have suggested this might have created a brief, universe-wide “habitable epoch,” though this remains theoretical.

    I’m not an expert, so this is probably not a muture understanding, but it’s cool to imagine a universe where life was incredibly abundant.

    Edit: I got this idea from a video, and I found it! Please transfer all criticism of my comment to this video.



  • Rooskie91toPolitical Memes@lemmy.worldHIDEOUS
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    23 days ago

    At this point, it’s economically irresponsible not to transition to renewables, even from a conservative, market-focused perspective. Fossil fuel power plants require ongoing fuel purchases to operate. Renewable energy sources like wind and solar do not.

    Once installed, renewables generate electricity without the continuous cost of buying and burning fuel. That difference fundamentally changes the economics. When you factor in the long-term savings from not having to purchase a resource that must be consumed to produce power, the financial case for renewables becomes difficult to ignore.

    Renewables also have the potential to change how we think about energy forever. We’d never have to have a conservation mindset concerning energy use. Can you imagine what could be possible if you didn’t have to worry about the cost or ammonunt of energy you need to perform a task?