Comment Re:Angry Voters (Score 1) 255
I once lived in 18 squared meters, I had friends in 12.
Unless you are a Tibet Monk, you will probably have something else already taking up the space.
I once lived in 18 squared meters, I had friends in 12.
Unless you are a Tibet Monk, you will probably have something else already taking up the space.
I'm deeply convinced that the right to share information is a basic human right, and will be recognized as such in some distant future.
I don't think anybody is suprised, indignant, rather.
Linking is publishing? Google is the editor of the world, and thereby responsible for everything.
What is he saying is: the information you look for is at the library.
Unfortunately she is quite stupid and incompentent. As proved by many television appearances.
The only reason she is a minister can be found inside Berlusconi pants.
What about the other 10%?
The ship will take some other container, obviously/
The containers stays around in first world countries (where the good are shipped...).
Now that you point it to me: not only we have an unfair system, we also wast a lot of smart people on that.
People that could do something useful (for the whole society) instead...
Sigh. There was never a big concern for an incoming Ice Age.
http://www.grist.org/article/they-predicted-global-cooling-in-the-1970s
There are two big problems with reducing CO2 emissions:
1) green energy, efficient cars and houses costs a lot, hard to convince people to cut on their lifestyle.
2) global competition: if industries in China keeps emitting will be more competitive, and it's kinda hard to convince
everybody.
Deindustrialization has nothing to do with the problem.
About climate changing, the problem is not the change, is the speed of the change.
"The trouble with doing something right the first time is that nobody appreciates how difficult it was." -- Walt West
