Reminds me of an old joke:
- Doctor, it hurts every time I do this
- Well, don't do it then

What i am trying to say is that your problem might not be the EBS, but the way you drive - too fast and without keeping the distance.

Warfare more likely, yes.

Warfare that escapes well defined theaters of operation, no.

I suspect eventually, every country will give up a small amount of border land for total anti-invasion defense, and the only countries that will start wars are the ones too stupid to understand that they can't invade their neighbors anymore.

The programming for "Kill everything that moves in a box 30,000 feet high, by 2000 miles long, by one mile wide" isn't that complex.

The problem is the idiots who don't understand the basic strategy of closed borders.

That would make the charger infrastructure horribly expensive, the charging cables as thick as an arm and considerably heavier, and losses with the resulting waste heat also much higher.

Not a billion dollars of sales, actually. The amount of gear sold would cost a billion at MSRP.

Airbus is not happy about this shit show at Boeing either. Being a monopolist in the EU is not a nice position to have. And besides, Airbus is already manufacturing at capacity and so are their suppliers.

Turkey isn't a member of the EU. It's been a candidate for 25 years, but it's a long way from concluding accession negotiations.

The amount of his political prisoners beats every soviet ruler except stalin, though.

Japanese people are also east Asians, and the use of masks as a measure against respiratory diseases has been common in Japan since the 1918 'flu. I may have missed some major event, but I don't think that Japan has a communist government (although I do recognise that the word has a somewhat *ahem* different meaning in the USA to the rest of the world).

China is NOT a free nation. When Xi says to do something, all of the businesses and many of the citizens do EXACTLY what he says ( amazing what a bullet to the head of citizens will do for an authoritarian ).
This is why western companies are being destroyed by CHina and when the west fights back, then China simply denies them sales in their nation, while at the same time, dumping on foreign markets to destroy their sales there.

And yet, idiots will continue to say the same thing as the paid chinese astroturfers/trolls say. Sad.

Seriously, this should have a focus on plastics that are NOT easily or even today, recyclable. Things like HPDE is fine. Why? Recyclable. And then we have ABS which is not recyclable, but is ideal for such long-lived things as sewage lines.

This really comes down to use and how recyclable something is.
Even now, I am disgusted that in Seattle, they are saying to NOT recycle aluminum foil that has grease/food on it. Well, that can only mean that the approach for recycling is a horribly cheap one, which likely means that it is going offshore, likely to China. Instead, we should require that ALL trash, recyclables remain within our nation and that we must deal with it correctly.

Well, if the law in question is whatever comes to his mind, then yes, he has strengthened the rule of law. Otherwise he uses the constitution and the laws of the country as a dick wipe.

Heh, my Thinkpad X201 must be 12 years old by now. And in fact it used to be an X200 from 2010 or so until I have replaced the motherboard. If Theseus had a laptop, this would be it.

The actual problems we Germans have is that we tend to copy all the bad habits existing in the USA and this is a prime example.

Creating fast growing startups and paying wages that would rather be at home in Silicon Valley is as un-German as it gets.

The Soviets did not have a first strike policy. What policies russia has or hasn't is up to a senile dictator, because unlike the USSR with its one party dictatorship with dozens of decision-makers, russia has a straight top-down chain of command where loyalty to one single person is the only thing that counts.