Agreed, whilst a falling population is a good thing for the planet overall, countries need to start setting up sustainable economic exchanges for companies to be listed on and transition to, that allows a market to reward them by growing to an agreed point and then staying put within a sustainable band, instead of the current reward by endless growth paradigm, which is guaranteed to fail in a world of finite resources.

Tipping is not expected in Australia either, although some restaurants give you the option to tip. We have relatively strong labour laws here, where the government sets the min wage.

Exactly, also if the gold miners wanted to harass and kidnap villagers, there's alot of cheaper and easier ways to do it, instead of buying expensive, not readily available jetpacks. Evidence supports an E.T. abduction attempt. Send in the special forces with some field scientists and try and root them out.

No problem there, very few Aussies emigrate to Canada or the USA. Why trade our beautiful weather, high standard of living and sensible mentality for ridiculously high gun violence, racisim, insane MAGA supporters, compulsory tipping, homelessness, freezing winters, overpopulation, crazy high medical expenses, religious fundamentalists, a complete loss of a moral compass and out of control addictions to drugs, porn and greed? We'll stay down under thanks mate

Well said mate!

Its MC, an acronym for (Master of Ceremonies), not a made word emcee. How strange....

It would be great if some R&D companies could independently verify the fusion reactor invented by Dr. Salvatore Pais. Apparently the US Navy was convinced enough to sponsor and endorse his patents below. Why waste billons of dollars on Tokamak experiments, when we could have a viable fusion design, ready for production.... Seems like a worthwhile investment, given the enormous returns. https://patents.google.com/pat...

Why aren't MIT requesting permission from the US Navy for a license to build the fusion reactor that has been patented by Dr. Salvatore Pais, a Navy scientist? The Navy has a highly efficient working fusion reactor. Refer to the below patent, which is supported by Michael Leachman (Navy CTO). https://patents.google.com/pat...

No need for ITER, just build the highly efficient fusion reactor patented by US Navy scientist Dr. Salvatore Pais. Blueprints have been available to download from the US patent office since 2019. You'll need the navy permission though, but can't hurt to request a licence to test a prototype. https://patents.google.com/pat...