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@suchnerve Did you ever stop to think that maybe I didn't want to know that.

idk why more people aren’t aware that electric cars can plug into a regular wall outlet with a regular extension cable, perfectly safely, and still charge quickly enough to keep up with most people’s daily driving

This is not going to be good for the white house

@dani_darko_666 @GoodVibePolitik Big fan of the freeway freak out though.

@BreadsPosts @GoodVibePolitik no. there was an air show here on saturday

This video brings me so much joy

@guerns85299 @IranArmystan_ I'm a fucking atheist dumbass. It's not my fault you're incapable of seeing the world before Oct 7. Or before the US attacked Iran the straight was open. Or before Israel attacked Lebanon continuously for decades Hezbollah didn't exist. Brainwashed dickrider of Israel and America

@BreadsPosts @IranArmystan_ Lebanon destroyed by Hezbollah. Iranian mullahs attacks & kills own people. October 7 attack in Israel. Iran blocking strait. Iran Bombing uae. You are brainwashed by religion

🚨BREAKING: IRAN SAYS HORMUZ WILL REMAIN CLOSED UNTIL TRUMP TELLS THE WORLD THE TRUTH ABOUT EPSTEIN ISLAND

Also we could easily grow so much less alfalfa but we prioritize factory farming meat when we could easily just not do that and change our protein sources. Our water waste here is so terrible.

It'll be easy in the US. History is reported as Terrorist bad America good.

@guerns85299 @IranArmystan_ The west acts like terrorists, bombing schools, hospitals, desalinization plants in Iran, demolishing entire villages in Lebanon, and u lack the humanity to see past AmerIsraeli propaganda. If they told you shit was ice cream you'd eat it and say thank you.

@BreadsPosts @IranArmystan_ The troubles has everyone to do with Iran & their terrorists proxies. They are hated by the likes of Saudi and UAE. They don’t hate them without reason. Ease for you to spout bullshit living in a country that gives you freedom

We're so fucked

We can change the world with gambling 🎰

@veryworrisome @soundsbycoop This article has a really good visualisation (3D Vanco graph) of how cities produce more tax vs suburbs which ultimately require the cities to generate tax to subsidize their growth. Suburban sprawl causes incurred costs which is stolen from inner-cities: share.google/T0qIsaP9F462K1…

@veryworrisome @soundsbycoop Parking your car in any place is a luxury. If you get to do it for 'free' there is a cost incurred by society elsewhere that is paid for differently. Your parking in that case is subsidized. Even when you go to Walmart your parking is subsidized by Walmart and the city.

We could just do this everywhere

@veryworrisome @soundsbycoop Very valid point. Thank you for bringing up antigravity belt valets

@BreadsPosts @soundsbycoop i.e., we're not discussing future developments, like hydrogen jetpack parking or antigrav belt valets here.

@veryworrisome @soundsbycoop Yes, luxuries deserve to be taxed and basic human rights should be free, that is the goal we should work towards. One can determine what should be a human right based on the expense and necesity. Car infrastructure and vehicles are v expnsv for societyso shld be taxed accordingly

@BreadsPosts @soundsbycoop Your logic is apparently that if something is a luxury then it deserves to be taxed, fined, charged, etc., which is not convincing. Are green spaces/public parks a luxury? Libraries? Boat launches? Then you assert that cars *presently* are a necessity.

@veryworrisome @soundsbycoop If you're not going to engage with my points I'm done with this convo. The point I'm making is they're necessary by design in the US and among others because of oil lobby. But if we shift from car centric to human centric what is a necessary luxury becomes just a luxury.

@BreadsPosts @soundsbycoop Your bullet points: -They are a necessity -They are a luxury -They are a necessity -They are a luxury

@veryworrisome @soundsbycoop I have to drive to work. I know they are a necessity. But that is entirely because we built a shit world full of highways and roads and pollution where everything is miles apart with no alternatives. That's a massive fucking problem we need to get passed. Cars are still luxuries.

@BreadsPosts @soundsbycoop For you cars may be a luxury, for many they are a tool of necessity. Also, nowhere do you mention the requirement of money to store these purported "large luxury item" in public space. What else would a dedicated public parking lot by a beach be used for if not to store cars?

AI and LLMs are part of that mass surveillance and speech control campaign tho. The main thing people are taking issue with is your inability to present these 'wildly popular tech products' as a part of the surveillance apparatus u claim to oppose.

"Adapt or die! It's inevitable! Don't get left behind! Surrender your critical thinking!"

Tucson made a simple change to 20,000 streetlights. Light pollution dropped 7%, energy bills dropped $2.16 million a year, and many songbirds were saved. Most LEDs have made light pollution worse. The cool-white lights most cities chose scatter into the sky at higher rates than the old sodium lamps. That scatter pulls migrating songbirds off course and drops them into lit buildings by the hundreds of millions each year. Tucson decided to do it differently. They used warm-white 3,000K LEDs instead of the standard 4,000K. They added full shielding so light points down, not sideways or up, and adaptive dimming. Lights run at 90% from sunset to midnight, then drop to 60% until dawn. Drivers and pedestrians reported no loss of visibility. Migrating birds passing over the city had a darker corridor to navigate than they'd had in decades. Most cities still haven't figured this out. Philadelphia, LA, and Phoenix have all run into problems with retrofits that increased sky glow despite using LEDs. The tech is solved. The implementation is a choice. Ask your city council what color temperature your streetlights are. Ask if they dim after midnight. Ask if they're shielded. Most people have never thought about it. Most elected officials haven't either. Never forget that the night sky is also habitat.

There were like 2 or 3 in the US at the beginning of the war too. The part that I can't wrap my head around is who this would potentially serve. My gut says it's Israel, but I don't know why they'd put their energy towards worldwide shortages.