Lots of naysayers trying to convince everyone not to participate, or to fragment efforts with competing ideas.
So much of our consumer culture is buying shit we don’t need like impulse buys and stupid movies and fast food. That’s profitable stuff, and skipping that for one day doesn’t mean you’ll just buy it the next day.
Maybe make a trivial amount of effort to find those details yourself.
It’s a response to the active class warfare happening, including the anti-DEI efforts.
Targeted boycotts aren’t enough anymore. Too many major corporations, often without adequate competition, are working against us.
Nope to what?
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Many algorithms aren’t even doing that in good faith, instead substituting in their low-cost contract cover bands as often as they can.
It’s a false choice. Metal straws are ideal, but cellulose straws are still better than both paper and plastic.
I’ve been saying since GWB cancelled climate action that the US has no continuity of honor in international agreements.
What could be more human than that?
The moratorium is actually since 2000, but only since 2006 in its current form. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_use_restriction_technology
Thankfully, no country, much less any multinational corporation, would ever dare cross the UN’s nonbinding, unenforceable moratorium. Can you imagine how stern the tone of the statement of condemnation would be, once it was worded such that a reasonable plurality of countries would agree to back it?
I was mostly being facetious. I haven’t tried it in decades, but I’m pretty happy with Cosmos.
🎤 Tap, tap, is this thing on? Posting again, even though this joke is probably only for me.
Presumably, this is F W DeMorgan’s Law.
KDE: With too much power comes too much responsibility. 😉
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Zero that axis, please.
I didn’t even know they had GPS that long ago.
Bruce Schneier has been saying for something like 25 years that technological advances always favor attackers over defenders.
What does “too” salty mean? Is that even possible?
It probably should’ve been dolphins, just as a nod to H²G², but also because I’m not sure the scale of that Klingon BOP ever read as big enough for two whales to me.
But, some possible suspects: whales (maybe they are superintelligent, pan-dimensional beings and the business with the krill and the singing is just a front), whale keepers or collectors (maybe they’ve stocked Earth with an important livestock that they want to protect from the apes, or see TNG S3E22 “The Most Toys”), whale descendants (see VOY S3E23 “Distant Origins”), or a species that has determined that loss of the whales indicates humanity has become irredeemable (or a corrupted timeline).
This is really part of it, but it’s not included explicitly in that article like it should be.