Sure: here, remove all of it. Then restart with ones you own rights to.

And you're implying that they're going to raise it more than the publicly-owned ones? I suggest you read about the UK's Themes Water Co, that supplies London... https://fortune.com/europe/202...

Well, gee, then the obvious answer is to de-privatize water companies, so that there's no execs getting big salaries, bonuses, and dividends to big investors.

Windfarms are "noisy"? Funny, when we drive through the 10-mi long windfarm in Indiana, we can't even hear it over the traffic.

no time at all.

But this is Texas, where they abuse teachers to play their "Christian" white supremecist narrative, and teachers are leaving the state.

And you live where? And is that in your own immobile home, or an apartment?

Oh, right, it's all them.

Rather than, say, what my late ex, who was an engineer at the Cape for 17 years used to tell me: she and other engineers kept trying, and the time-servers in management kept refusing to sign off.

Have... you taken your meds lately?

Hi, there, racist ignorant slut.

How 'bout the Italian-Americans in South Philly, near the oil refineries? How 'bout the folks in northern New Jersey?

Students are paying for a trained human to do this.

And using the chatbot, instead of grad students?

Oh, right, first go from 70% tenured in the 1970's to 30% now, and grad student instructors with *ZERO* job security, let's get rid of them, so we can pay the president and the coach more. Who cares about grad students?

My late ex, who was an angineer at the Cape for 17 years (and worked on Shuttle), but was no longer there when Columbia went down, always disagreed with the loss of tiles as the cause. She maintained that they always lost tiles, and her opinion was stress microfractures in the hydraulic lines in the wings.

      Loss of the hydraulics would turn the Shuttle into, as she put it, "a Mach 5 ring of car keys". Has anyone ever looked at the recovered hydraulic lines?

10 points! Great job.

So, he's not guilty?

Let's see: he had shares/cryotocoins, manipulated the value, the "borrowed" against the massively inflated value. Exactly where should the lender have stopped him?

Crypto: it's all a scam in the first place.

phenomenology.

Uh, huh. And when they come for *your* job... but you don't think of yourself as a "worker".