Once you realize the byproducts of oil and how essential some are and the fact that rich countries aren’t going to change their way of life and the fact that developing countries will industrialize in the same way western countries have and will start to produce similar environmental emissions things look pretty bleak in terms of that average temperature rise.
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Ninja please. I’ll broadcast a signal to aliens telling them that we need them to invade.
Even if you made it a federal holiday, the wage slaves would still have to work.
15·12 days agoObama should have droned him when he had a chance.
Whatever happened to that Edward Snowden loser?
Titanic was the story of a manic pixie dream boy fixing a rich woman with his penis.
84·1 month agoI saw a guy on the bus doing this and I punched his lizard.
Reddit mods are such cucks for power that they cave when it’s threatened to be removed
Don’t forget Alec Guinness playing an Arab in Lawrence of Arabia.
A lot of people will tend to mention John Wayne playing Genghis Khan or Mickey Rooney playing a Japanese man in Breakfast at Tiffany’s but will skip over other examples.
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Gamers are the most oppressed cultural group.
Because it’s never the responsibility of the user.
It’s like when parents go after the drug dealers than blame their own kid for doing drugs.
Bro, I was the biggest bully in grade school. It made me popular with the girls and that’s why I mostly did it. And I was tall, so it just made things easier.
The people who vote are losers. They’re people who think electing some person they met or had any alone time with will make their lives better.
The people who vote are loses.
These are the people who think electing some person they never met or spent any alone time with will magically make their lives better.
You’re right it’s not a fact. But I would say large percentage of developing nations aren’t pursuing such options because it’s easier to use things like coal. If you take a look at the new coal plants under construction as the moment, the top 15 are from developing countries. https://www.carbonbrief.org/guest-post-just-15-countries-account-for-98-of-new-coal-power-development/
China and India account for 3 billion people alone and they’re still building new coal plants to account for their growing energy needs despite using renewable energy.