The survey does not control for the possibility that these are 2 disjoint sectors of society. One sector of the population is cutting back on food (likely because they don't currently have streaming-media subscriptions) versus a different sector of the population is cutting back on entertainment (likely because they are well-fed).

Gee, surprise surprise, the lack of sleep causes a response of addressing the need of taking care of one's self.

A world without any animal testing at all is a world where the testing is done on human beings in the marketplace after the sale of the product. Methinks that is not the elimination of testing on animals but rather a shift on which species of animal the product's safety & efficacy is tested on.

Ignore Alvin Weinberg's LFTR MSR that was successfully operational from 1964 to 1969 as failsafe nuclear power generation at your (and civilization's) peril. By trusting the wrong science, good luck with your dismissiveness of the 20th century's most-underrated big breakthrough science-&-engineering achievement, as perhaps future archeologists will notate that you were part of the precipitate instead of part of the solution: https://youtu.be/EHdRJqi__Z8

LFTRs & other MSRs are in the process of being commercialized by FLiBE, ThorCon, and 5 other startups (unlike fusion which cannot enter the engineering commercialization phase yet due to not ever having the science demonstrated by fusion's perennial inability to ever achieve breakeven.

Oh, now we want capitalism to build a LFTR instead of government (i.e., Oak Ridge National Labs) to do it. Nice 180-degree turn there, SlashDot. Usually SlashDot's politics yearns for government to act instead.

Dr Alvin Weinberg did in fact build & operate a LFTR at Oak Ridge National Laboratories from 1964 to 1969. They would intentionally cause a Chernobyl/Fukushima-esque event every Friday at 5pm to cause the LFTR MSR to shut itself down via its passive failsafe mode (i.e., melting a drain plug), so that the team could take each weekend off. That LFTR MSR achieved breakeven at its initial startup—something fusion never has after decades of trying. Weinberg's LFTR MSR achieved it within seconds, then generated power for TVA (except for each weekend shutdown) for 6 years. Weinberg did his part with LFTR MSRs (but fusion has not done its part).

No, your part would be to elect leaders that assure that liquid-fluoride thorium reactors (LFTRs, pronounced “lifters”) are built throughout the USA in vast quantities. https://youtu.be/WWUeBSoEnRk Instead what you did was mere virtue signaling, then bragging about it.

Copyright & credentials/passwords, literally the right to copy the source code from the cloud or from anywhere else that that Russian subsidiary needed to perform its business operations. Nationalization of the right to copy copyrighted source code is analogous to nationalization of Nazi-German patents by the USA's Alien Property Custodian for reallocation domestically during WWII and immediately post-WWII, such as lanthanum glass lenses to Kodak for better bomb sights on bomber airplanes, ferromagnetic mylar tape to AMPEX as more durable than wire-spool recordings, diesel fuel refining to refiners so that the USA need not depend only on gasoline for its tanks, diesel engines to General Motors, literally all of (German) Merck to (American) Merck, and so forth to break WWII's pro-Germany/anti-Allies patent cartel. The Russian subsidiary's right to copy copyrighted source code is likely its most valuable highly-prized asset of all in a Russian bankruptcy court.

by Google's Russian subsidiary. This is backdoor nationalizing of any assets (e.g., source code) that were present in Google's Russian subsidiary.

Many of Texas's crypto data centers are using their own natural-gas generators in rural locations, by generating electric power from natural gas that otherwise in the past had been burned off as waste via a big outdoor flame. Hence, non sequitur for those cryptocurrency miners.

even if you see them in a public parking lot.

As if anyone is loyal to their nation anymore. Same with “British” companies or “German” companies. Perhaps “Japanese” companies still love their headquarters' nation as a matter of self-preservation or of national pride. But nearly everyone else is merely making their next boat payment by prostituting themselves to the highest bidder. This is how civilizations die, when no one loves their own civilization anymore, but instead squanders it as sell-outs.

You are correct. The subjects of the empire should be kept in the dark at all times about such machinations of their overlords.

Bringing Apple's M-series tech to RISC-V would be interesting.