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Leon Milner

@LeonMilner

All opinions are my own. Environmental issues and more, now coming to you from Yellowknife NT Canada, previously from Alberta Canada.

Yellowknife NWT Canada Katılım Kasım 2013
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Leon Milner@LeonMilner·
What are you grateful for today?
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Robin@xdNiBoR·
Given that the most valuable audience is primarily Americans, it's obvious where that line is. As a European talking about space, what am I supposed to do? Talk about ESA in my native language for the 6 people that are interested? I'm not trying to fake being an American or trying to influence US politics yet people like me would be affected the most. (I think, we might never know)
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David Senra
David Senra@davidsenra·
Elon has a great way of explaining this. He says: "My way of dealing with mental problems is to make sure you really care about what you're doing and take the pain." I think it's so funny that the most productive person on earth does zero meditation or journaling and doesn’t optimize his morning routine. He wakes up and picks up his phone and goes to war. Every day. That's his routine. He goes to war.
Elon Musk@elonmusk

Reinforcing negative neural pathways via therapy or introspection is a recipe for misery. Don’t cut a rut in the road.

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Leon Milner@LeonMilner·
@PastorMarvy Perhaps it was because they saw how easily the US & Israel killed all the top Iranian leadership, and didn’t want the same fate?
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Mr. Reply Guy
Mr. Reply Guy@GenericSnarky·
This basic concept is kryptonite to a leftist. It's their per capita.
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Justin Skycak
Justin Skycak@justinskycak·
Intellectual obesity is what happens when you consume too much and produce too little.
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Leon Milner
Leon Milner@LeonMilner·
An important thing for Canada to reckon with: - if solar and batteries are cheaper than gas, should one: A. Use both, requiring massive expensive gas infra, or B. Build somewhere with a regular, warm, sunny climate (equatorial etc) Perhaps the biggest danger to Canada’s fossil moat is anywhere near the equator getting their shit together haha. Texas is actually a big competitor in this regard.
Spencer Fernando@SpencerFernando

Canada has the potential to become something genuinely worth building toward: a pluralist democracy that proves abundance and good values are not opposites, that a country can be compassionate, institutionally serious, and ambitiously prosperous at the same time. That future rests on a foundation of affordable, abundant energy.

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Leon Milner
Leon Milner@LeonMilner·
@SpencerFernando It can, but the former will most likely be hugely disruptive to the latter, hence the challenge.
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Spencer Fernando
Spencer Fernando@SpencerFernando·
Canada has the potential to become something genuinely worth building toward: a pluralist democracy that proves abundance and good values are not opposites, that a country can be compassionate, institutionally serious, and ambitiously prosperous at the same time. That future rests on a foundation of affordable, abundant energy.
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Leon Milner@LeonMilner·
@chuckmckinnon @lucyhargreaves4 Like if it’s $11k per employee to set up, you’d have to hire someone at $100k and they’d only need to set up like 10 ppl per year. So like just having a paper payroll system would actually still be like 100X cheaper?
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Chuck McKinnon
Chuck McKinnon@chuckmckinnon·
@LeonMilner @lucyhargreaves4 I encountered this at an oil company on a smaller scale: their homegrown time-tracker & payroll app came in 2.5x over budget, & I calculated that for the price of the *original* estimate they could have subscribed to a commercial app for a century. 🤷‍♂️
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Leon Milner
Leon Milner@LeonMilner·
@mr_james_c Yeah is anyone proposing using batteries to meet winter demand? This is retarded so I doubt anyone is proposing it. Sounds like a straw man to me.
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James Clark 📈📉¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The battery capacity to provide Britain with 2 weeks of electricity during winter would cost more than £2tn. Which is 20x the cost of building enough nuclear power stations to provide all the UK's electricity needs.
William Oakley@WillTatton

@Jimmyrinse1 @MorganE07969703 @7Kiwi Batteries are a really cheap way to benefit the grid, but I'm just talking about being able to move power efficiently so we don't have to turn off perfectly good wind farms. Did you really expect our grid built in the 60s to last forever?

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Leon Milner@LeonMilner·
@MarcusH_01 lol Ukraine was doesn’t qualify? This Soviet fall off is still happening imo
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Marcus H 🇬🇧🔶
Marcus H 🇬🇧🔶@MarcusH_01·
Genuinely wtf how did one side of the Cold War just completely die without any mass violence or anything Like I know the whole historical context but it’s still WILD to me that the Soviet Union and entire Eastern Bloc just peacefully died
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