This is the very definition of treason. What you’re talking about is messing with words. The bare fact is that musk betrayed the trust you could have with him or any business he has any power into.
In brief, it may not be a legal crime in your country, but it is the very definition of betrayal. He acted against the interests of nato and in favour of an enemy of nato. You can hardly deny that, but the law and this scumbag are about technicalities, not morale or justice.
like, it’s caffeine and water and brown, who cares. i drink diet soda so it’s no calories, no sugar. versus the stereotype starbucks order, why is soda so demonized...
NPCI is building two 700MW pressurised heavy water reactors (PHWR), including Units 3 and 4 at Kakrapar, where there are two 220MW power plants. Officials say that in July, the fourth unit recorded 97.56% progress....
I don’t really agree with that. Rather, everyone is raised with some sense of becoming a martyr. Women sacrificing themselves in care jobs or at home is an example. Men sacrificing themselves at war or to protect the society or their home is the other.
I’m not sure whether it’s a Christian thing or older. Maybe it’s a human society thing even.
Admittedly, I don’t know much about Brexit, but from what I have been exposed to, it seems like a decisively economical and political impairment that made travel and business with the rest of Europe more difficult and costly. Since it is so highly criticized as a terrible move, why doesn’t the UK just rejoin the EU?
Why would the EU accept that? GB needs to make its mind about that. It had so many specific benefits in the EU, and it still left because an idiot gambled the decision in a referendum.
The brexit could have meant the end of the EU. It’s not something you can come and go on a whim. So GB needs to pay for its stupid decision, because the stability of the EU depends on it, no country should ever get the idea that leaving the EU is inconsequential.
That’s exactly the problem : you need to fix your country before you can join again. That’s how democracy works.
The brexit is a tragedy, and I feel for those who didn’t want to leave the EU. But it’s done. Maybe your kids will be able to see the return of the GB into the EU.
Paywall… Mais ce n’est pas une question de travail. C’est une question de répartition des richesses. Les riches ont toujours été riche. Il n’y a pas de méritocratie. La différence avec les années 70, c’est que les riches avaient peur du communisme, genre une véritable terreur mortelle, alors ils donnaient pour vendre l’idée du libéralisme. Maintenant la promotion du libéralisme est une industrie en elle même, est le communisme est virtuellement mort. Le fascisme est leur meilleur allié, alors c’est ça qui est promu aujourd’hui, et le fascisme repose sur les inégalités, comme le libéralisme mais elles sont mieux choisies, pilotées.
Bientôt les bourgeois vont nous reparler des valeurs du travail, de la famille, et de la patrie, alors qu’ils n’ont jamais travailler et qu’ils menacent de partir à l’étranger quand l’idée d’une hausse d’impôt est émise.
Laicity is tolerance. What’s happening currently is the opposite of tolerance. It’s extremism the same as the most zealous fanatics, it’s merely fascist zeal instead of religious zeal.
No one ever was removed from school for wearing a Christian cross.
Banning religion from public space is actually against the French constitution, and it’s not a fair fight against religion, it’s racism against Muslim.
No. The crosses banned are the big ones that the teacher would put on the wall. People are free to wear any pendant they like.
The teacher need to not show any religious sign because it represent the state.
Forbidding people to dress how they like or even show that they have a religion is fascism. It’s like forbidding same sex couple to show that they love eachother.
And I can’t care less about Muslim theocracies, they are fascists and that is the problem. What I care about is that France is becoming fascist too, and I am ashamed of it. Becoming fascist to fight fascism is an irony that doesn’t make it better.
I am French, I know very well how it works. Laws that tell people how they can dress are not secularist, they are authoritarian. Removing children from school because they aren’t dress correctly is not secularism, it’s authoritarian.
France is becoming fascist, that’s all there is to see here.
That’s just hypocrisy here. The building is used for religious ceremonies. There’s nothing more religious than this church.
Now mind you I’m not against rebuilding it, because I’m not an anti religion zealot. I’m merely pointing out the hypocrisy of hunting Muslims out of schools in the name of laicity while rebuilding a church with state money.
You can generalize as much you like it’s irrelevant. The matter at hand is that a law is 1) telling women how to dress and 2) fucking with Muslims.
The irony is that these dresses are deemed “too modest”.
Also, what happen in a Muslim theocracy is completely irrelevant. We’re talking about France policy. France doesn’t have to become fascist just because theocracies are fascists. That’s not how it works.
Except it’s not a religious dress. It’s a cultural marker. But yeah, sure just make it like all Muslims are fanatical terrorists, that will include them well in the society.
Do we ban metal heads then because they’re satanist worshipers?
When this whole thing is a strawman from the government to avoid talking about the terrible state of the school, I find it funny that you’re talking about strawman. Especially to dismiss legitimate comparisons.
Do you know what a strawman is? You don’t seem to know.
The strawman is the abaya because it’s a non issue that the government is advertising to make it the political subject of the return to class period, that in order not to talk about the actual issues. That is what a strawman is: an argument to deviate the discussion. It has nothing to do with a comparison.
A comparison helps to understand an argument, or make parallels to make the reasoning more robust.
This lecture was free. You can try an actual argument now rather than trying sophisms like a troll.
I expect cruise missiles to get a guided mode in the future. But indeed the size and payload will depends. I very much see a hull that could make for either regular cruise missile or guided drone.
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La propagande antinucléaires est forte en ce moment dit donc.
Ce qui m’énerve, c’est l’hypocrisie des écolos sur la question : “on est pas contre le nucléaire, mais il ne faut surtout surtout pas investir le moindre euro dedans”.
En attendant on est pas capable de faire un parc renouvelable sans énergie fossile. Mais les écolos se fichent du co2 finalement, leur ennemi c’est le nucléaire.
J’aurais jamais cru que les écolos se battraient si ardament contre la transition zéro co2.
Les besoins c’était y a 20 ans en fait. Mais le combat contre le nucléaire prime sur le reste apparemment.
En attendant l’Espagne et l’Allemagne qui ont parié sur les renouvelables depuis 20 ans ont toujours une énorme production de co2. Parce que le renouvelable seul ne marche simplement pas.
La solution des écolos ? On a qu’à moins utiliser d’électricité ! Tout plutôt que du nucléaire. Ça en devient ridicule.
En vrai en France on a effectivement 10 ans devant nous. Notre parc nucléaire va encore durer 10 ans, et on ne produit pas de co2 pour l’électricité, contrairement aux allemands ou espagnols qui on parié sur les renouvelables.
Avec les bourgeois vent debout contre la rénovation de leurs appart’, pourquoi les écolos ne se battent pas pour ça plutôt que contre le nucléaire ?
Et c’est gentil de dire qu’il faut mettre un pull, mais assez malhonnête. Les gens n’ont pas attendu les écolos ou le gouvernement pour essayer d’économiser l’électricité, mais la plus grosse part de la consommation dépend de l’isolation.
I don’t have a problem of caster vs martial in 5e. And I don’t have a problem of balance either. But I know all people who do are indeed a lot better with pf2e.
To me this is a question of finding the ruleset that fits your table.
What proportion of those countries’ energy is renewable? Because that’s the big problem: when renewable are less than 50% of your energy, you can balance the load with the rest ; when it’s 80%, it’s a whole different story. No country has the most of its energy from renewables, and thus we don’t know if it can even work over time, it’s not proven. The scale matters. Producing a prototype is not the same as the whole industrial thing. That’s exactly what’s happening with nuclear btw: after 30 years of abandon, the construction is hard and more expensive and time-consuming than expected because we need to relearn how to do it. But prototype is not industrialisation. And that’s a problem renewable will run into: industrialisation. Where do you all the silicium you need for the batteries and solar panels? How do you deal with balancing the load? And there will be unexpected problems. Nuclear already dealt with these problems. Will renewable actually be able to expand everywhere? Because there isn’t wind and sun everywhere. I severely doubt Switzerland can power itself this way for example.
And then, isthere any solar or wind farm of more than 30 years? I’m pretty sure there isn’t because their lifespan is less than that and the last models that are so efficient are less than 10 years old anyway.
The experience also shows that all countries that went for renewables ended up using more fossile energy btw. Spain and Germany most notably. How do you answer this problem? This is not theory, this is what happened when countries decided to use renewable energy.
The countries you show that are high on renewable are using hydro/marine, not solar or wind.
Notice that I am not against renewable. I’m all for it. I’m just saying that it is delusional to think that we can forgo nuclear for energy production in a short or medium time scale.
My problem is not renewable, it’s people who are against nuclear.
I want to pay for something that works. That’s how you wisely invest money. And what works is a mix or nuclear and renewables.
But ecologist are pushing hard their propaganda against nuclear so we would have to use gas or coal for decades before the smart grid can work.
As for the cost, it doesn’t account for storage. Unlike nuclear that does account for dealing with wastes. Wastes that are far, far less of a problem than what ecologists are afraid of.
You know that there are fou tries already having most of their power from nuclear right? There is no theory crafting to make about it. We’re already doing it.
Meanwhile there is no country running with wind or solar. Balancing those is theoretical because we never did it on a country scale.
That’s hard facts. The only renewable energy that’s proven to work on a country scale is hydro/marine.
And no, nuclear is not so expensive. Germany for example spent much more on renewables than France did to build its whole nuclear parc.
Finally, talking about wastes and stuff is a distraction. Co2 is a life threatening problem on a global scale. Nuclear will never be dangerous like that, so the point is moot. Anything that can help remove co2 emission should be used. This includes nuclear.
Musk Secretly Used Starlink to Foil Ukrainian Drone Attack on Russian Ships (www.thedailybeast.com)
Original source: edition.cnn.com/2023/09/07/politics/…/index.html
Why do people act like coffee in the morning is such a sacred routine but soda in the morning [basically the same drink] is lowbrow and unhealthy?
like, it’s caffeine and water and brown, who cares. i drink diet soda so it’s no calories, no sugar. versus the stereotype starbucks order, why is soda so demonized...
Harry Potter and the Status Quo rule (lemmy.blahaj.zone)
New 700MW nuclear plant in Gujarat, India, begins running at full capacity
NPCI is building two 700MW pressurised heavy water reactors (PHWR), including Units 3 and 4 at Kakrapar, where there are two 220MW power plants. Officials say that in July, the fourth unit recorded 97.56% progress....
[DISCUSSION] Weekly Discussion Wednesday - "Boys and men have been told from birth on to believe that at some point they must be violent, to prove that they are men"
This week’s prompt is:...
Why doesn't the United Kingdom rejoin the European Union?
Admittedly, I don’t know much about Brexit, but from what I have been exposed to, it seems like a decisively economical and political impairment that made travel and business with the rest of Europe more difficult and costly. Since it is so highly criticized as a terrible move, why doesn’t the UK just rejoin the EU?
La société du travail disparaît (www.lesechos.fr) French
Je spamme un peu pardonnez moi, c’est le dernier promis....
Twenties rule (lemmy.blahaj.zone)
Schools in France send dozens of Muslim girls home for wearing abayas (www.aljazeera.com)
Schoolgirls who refused to change out of the loose-fitting robes have been sent home with a letter to parents on secularism....
In Ukraine, a drone with a jet engine and a flight range of 400 kilometers has been developed (odessa-journal.com)
https://files.catbox.moe/6f4bsx.jpg...
"Why investing in new nuclear plants is bad for the climate" (www.cell.com) French
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Hot Take: 5e is too bloated with unnecessary rules and should be simplified (ttrpg.network)
I recommend this video to look more into OSR philosophy regarding the rules: www.youtube.com/live/bCxZ3TivVUM?si=aZ-y2U_AVjn9a…
Why has the world started to mine coal again?
With climate change looming, it seems so completely backwards to go back to using it again....