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Comment Make their money back as an NFT (Score 1) 121

They bought the piece for 2.5 million pounds in 1980.

They can make back ten times that amount selling a scan of the image as an NFT. They'll probably make yet more pointing out it's an original of a scam.

Then it will be art again, instead of just a beautiful painting of great historical value. (/s)

Comment Re:I don't care about his motives (Score 3, Insightful) 94

The problem is a broken system. Shuffling money around within that broken system while keeping it going doesn't change our trajectory.

He could change the system, but his money comes from locking people into a cycle of dependency (his customers, suppliers, and employees), creating a culture of craving and waste, extracting wealth from them, capturing regulatory agencies to maintain that capture, and extracting resources from nature and turning them into landfill waste and worse.

He's distracting us from the problem, which includes his business model and his character, if that word applies to him.

Comment Re:This is idiotic petroleum corporation FUD. (Score 2) 178

"For every 12 calories we put into the food system, we only deliver 1 calorie for human nutrition" -- ARPA, with sources within.

Most food energy comes from fossil fuels, not sunshine, so food waste causes drilling and burning more fossil fuels. It doesn't have to be this way, and before the Green Revolution, it wasn't, but it is now.

As for your ways to reduce CO2 emissions, you suggested replacing combustion engines' electricity but not simply reducing the need. Not wasting food and regenerative agriculture do so, as do many other things, like carpooling, commuting by bike, avoiding meat, turning off the a/c when not home, and having fewer children. Not everyone can do all of them. Many can do more. Nearly all lead to improved health, length of life, happiness, community, family time, and more indicators of well-being, despite common expectations.

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