I've always enjoyed the bracketed indication of target domain behind links in discussion, I think it would be nice to implement this also for the main page. In some cases, wording indicates some inconspicous page and people tend to click links that actually lead to the pages like Bulletin of Atomic Scientists, which no self-respecting nerd should read (hint: If you can't include actual levels or link to the data you're not an Atomic Scientist but Alarmed Shill).

Well, the question "how much" led to my skimming of both articles (I've clicked the link to The Bullshit already, so what), but strangely enough, neither "scientists" nor "investigative reporters" could be bothered with such trifles. In absence of evidence, let's feel free to call it morons' nonsense until someone is able to produce actual data.

Umm, how exactly are planning to catch him in your ever-so-lazily accelerating douchemobile? <no joke, except that douchemobile, i know that Prius can't actually administer an enema>

Citation needed, genius. And no, Weekly World News doesn't count.

Lose the rest of the sentence and I'll agree.

Almost everything, though dolphins are really human-like as the racism, raping, violence for fun etc. goes.
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Instead of wasting time slaughtering dolphins, Japanese should stop slacking and get to the real work - slaughtering the Sea Shepherd members and funders. Any Dutchmen here? You can do your part and write to your MP and PM to voice your disagreement with your country's sheltering of Paul Watson.

I'm not sure I'm gonna count a Unit Imperialist as a fellow geek, even NASA got finally rid of those fossils few years ago, get with the program, man!

Should we start campaigning for Cheerios boycott?

"Other water" is pretty corrosive and generally unfit for most technical purposes. Scots are vaguely planning to use it for pumped storage anyway, but since they seem to aim for Magic Candy Mountain Land in their energy policy, it's probably mirage, too.

Ever heard the word "bankruptcy"?

From non-American point of view, the greatest mental disorder was to let Socialists rebrand themselves as Liberals.

Who would buy textbooks from a company, which makes it painfully obvious, that they themselves never bothered to open an English textbook or to find some other means of learning to spell.

Grew up in a country which had 'Socialist' as a part of an official name and still live with all* of it's numerous socialist residues and I can guarantee you, that you won't find "cronyism" in Socialism, simply because it's such a normal way of how things are, that your eyes adjust after a short time.

Well, maybe not all. I escaped some of them by being forced into grey economy by laws made ostensibly to protect me.

That's when the real trouble begin. Most of the ./ users seem to be from anglophone countries and hold some amusing views about the state of "Energiewende", but I can assure you, as someone living next to Germany, you wish to remain at just two. It's not German problem only, it's a problem for Poland and Czechia as well - we have to install unbelievably expensive phase shifters just to protect our grid from German "exports" (yes, those shiny figures of German electricity exports usually contain so called "physical exports", better sounding name for overflow). That's not Fox News propaganda, that's decision of Czech and Polish governments, made to simply maintain basic level of stability in our transmission systems.
Germany's planning Brobdingnagian build-up of new lines, but, if you believe they'll make those 3600 necessary kilometers until 2020, when they managed only about hundred since 2007 or 08, I got a bridge to sell ya.
One last tidbit cause I got a stage to build in a few hours and should catch some sleep - those new power lines (and new dams and pumped-storage plants) are already vehemently protested by the same green groups that push for massive windmill/PV build-up. Talk about inconsistency.