Thomas Trappenberg
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Thomas Trappenberg
@ttrappenberg
Neurophysicist | Professor at Dalhousie University | Green Party NS leader
Halifax, Nova Scotia Bergabung Mart 2011
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@oizumi_jun Hakodate is such a wonderful city. Halifax is growing since COVID as people discovered they don't have to live in a busy and expensive city. I think Hokodate could grow again once people discover working remotely and enjoying great seafood, onsens, waking in nature, etc.
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@oizumi_jun Dear Major Oizumi, thank you so much for coming to celebrate Fumio's life and for your kind words. You have been supportive for so long and have really learned your way through city hall. I heard that people found your speech very impressive, even remembering detailed dates.
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@ant_wx Yes, that was the flight. After long hours of debate they got on an Air Canada and arrived in the afternoon.
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@ttrappenberg Was it Calgary to Halifax? Same here with my aunt. Supposed to be here at 7am. She’ll now be flown to and stuck in Toronto for 7+ hours and will get here at 1:30am Boxing Day. Grandmother is the only one out of 15 who doesn’t know. Rental car screwed. Sucks.
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Last year my kids were delayed for 7 days, missing Christmas at home. It happens again, 2h before their departure tonight they rebooked the flight for two days later. WestJet is a big scam.
Thomas Trappenberg@ttrappenberg
My kids were supposed to come home with Westjet on Dec 20th. Their rebooted flight this morning was canceled again and now rebook for Dec 30th. Is this reasonable?
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I wish Canada would be at least half as advanced as Portugal. Guess it makes a difference to have big oil run our politics.
canarymedia.com/articles/clean…
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Had a nice chat with a French journalist, definitely not a chatbot as she asked passionate questions.
canada-info.ca/un-professeur-…
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@gordonmcdowell Great. I had so many people asking me about this over the years. I actually always wanted to change our policy more into something 'we need to consider all option'. It would say it's a pro nuclear, but that Greens are smart enough and willing to consider all options.
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@ttrappenberg I'm working on altering GPC platform so that there is no longer a blanket ban on nuclear power.
You'll see 2 nuclear proposals sort to the top here: wedecide.green.ca/processes/crea…
Both are pro-nuclear. One is mine, another is by a fellow named Colin.
My priority is climate change, and The United Nations ECE study reports that nuclear is THE lowest-carbon source of energy.
unece.org/sed/documents/…
(And THE lowest-impact on the environment. And among the safest, though not the 1st-place safest.)
Please contact me if you have any questions.
Any support is appreciated. -Gord

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@WayeMason A big factor for the crisis is that young families that would usually build their own home stay in rental units as building material and mortgages increased while rents are frozen.
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Had a fun little talk with a Chris Jeffries from the The Homeless Romantic Podcast. AI, the brain, and politics.
youtu.be/BnYiwxZnqlw?si…

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I'm no longer the leader of GPNS, but we still need an electoral reform. Indeed, I question the usefulness of parties as I find inspiration and good will across the board.
youtu.be/IQ2RyLWhsL4 via @YouTube

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LLMs are not more intelligent than humans. Being better at something is not the point. A calculator is much better multiplying large numbers. The brain is very different. Of course, I'm also worried it will be misused, and we need to prepare as society
fortune.com/2023/05/04/god…
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@MonicaHesse How can you get pictures on your phone? Do you attach them on the rotary wheel? 😀
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@PierrePoilievre The statements of how to fix it are too general. Haven't we seen enough promises without concrete analysis and researched plans?
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What does this even mean. The world has a lot of problems, which include Canada, like health care, poverty, and the climate disaster. It is clear that the current forms of governments around the world are not helpful, and neither is the Canadian, including Mr. Poilievre
Stephen Taylor@stephen_taylor
Do you agree with the overwhelming majority? Is Canada broken?
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@stephen_taylor What does this even mean. The world has a lot of problems, which include Canada, like health care, poverty, and the climate disaster. It is clear that the current forms of governments around the world are not helpful, and neither is the Canadian, including Mr. Poilievre.
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