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Weewoofiatruck t1_je8ovzc wrote
Reply to comment by dangercat415 in Ukraine hits Russian-held city deep behind front as talk of counteroffensive grows by zsreport
Crimea is the golden horde's again!
ChamacoBaboso t1_je8oukw wrote
Reply to comment by ProfessionalHour3213 in Brazil, China strike trade deal agreement to ditch US dollar by loggiews
Lets see what happens after the nukes go boom
[deleted] t1_je8oroc wrote
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ProfessionalHour3213 t1_je8ool0 wrote
Reply to comment by ChamacoBaboso in Brazil, China strike trade deal agreement to ditch US dollar by loggiews
You’ve read from read it, not people with actual knowledge on the matter.
4usGump t1_je8ojla wrote
China be like: hey now that we’re exchanging currencies how about we send some friends over there to help with your ports roads and infrastructure. 😐
MegaJoltik t1_je8oevo wrote
Reply to comment by FamiGami in Giant meatball with woolly mammoth DNA unveiled by cultured meat startup by sleepysnowboarder
No one say the meat is from animal.
>stressing the biggest difference is that they were not creating actual animals.
Ill-Ad3311 t1_je8oeto wrote
Ah well, nothing lasts forever.
Spoonfeedme t1_je8odpw wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Melting Antarctic ice predicted to cause rapid slowdown of deep ocean current by 2050 by Lakerlion
>So at first, you denied the 5 year prediction was made (which it was).
No. I denied that was the claim. It wasn't. You know this. That is also explained in the twitter link itself, and admitted to later by the twitter's original 'gotcha' author.
>You denied that the temperature in my city has remained the same (which it has).
No, I pointed out an anecdote does not data make. Since you don't know what climate means in the phrase "climate change", suffice to say I must insist that it doesn't start and end at the borders of your city.
>Then you imply that civilizational collapse is going to occur due to temperature change. Which is exactly what Greta said in the first place (and never happened).
I implied it by pointing to the examples of past human civilizational collapse under better conditions. The past is not always an accurate predictor of the future, but only a fool that thinks climate starts and ends based on human political boundaries would suggest it isn't at all connected or meaningful to learn from our past.
>Nice. We've come full circle. Fact is, yes the temperature's gonna change in places (see links you provided) and we're gonna adapt.
Maybe. Maybe many many people will die. It's fine to say you don't care as long as you get to sip lemonade at the end. Being a sociopath isn't crime.
ProfessionalHour3213 t1_je8obhh wrote
Reply to comment by olivethunderer in Giant meatball with woolly mammoth DNA unveiled by cultured meat startup by sleepysnowboarder
Its advertising, they are trying to bring back the mammoth and one company says they will have their first at 2027. They want to introduce it back in to the wild, this would be a huge step forward in science.
Abupapi t1_je8oba4 wrote
Reply to comment by GjahtariKuq in Brazil, China strike trade deal agreement to ditch US dollar by loggiews
But is the US ready for that? America never wants to take the backseat. We'll see how this plays out.
Crispyclim t1_je8nqyz wrote
Reply to comment by All_Roll in Xi Jinping Says He Is Preparing China for War by 4ourkids
Taiwan is also getting ready for battle. Actually, everyone is getting ready for battle. People, live each day to the fullest. Go on dates, get married, start a family, travel, and have fun while you can!
Maxamillion-X72 t1_je8nju7 wrote
Reply to Giant meatball with woolly mammoth DNA unveiled by cultured meat startup by sleepysnowboarder
>While creating cultured meat usually means using blood of a dead calf, Vow used an alternative, meaning no animals were killed in the making of the mammoth meatball.
"no animals were killed"
Grgaola t1_je8nio5 wrote
"We send those weapons not because it is easy, but to make it more difficult."
Arrrrrr2D2 t1_je8nefq wrote
Reply to comment by Senyu in Israeli scientists develop drought-resistant tomatoes by TheLieDetectorBro
Vitromeat will cause immense health issues. The concept of a low impact food industry is great but in practice you will see the truth of its value. I agree that the world's method of growing food is hellish but evolving it even farther from nature is not the right path.
kalebreasts t1_je8nbij wrote
Reply to comment by ITellManyLies in Pope Francis in hospital with respiratory infection by 19neo91
Amazing band
7thpostman t1_je8n94g wrote
Reply to comment by Electronic_Ad5481 in Brazil, China strike trade deal agreement to ditch US dollar by loggiews
Ding!
agrk t1_je8n4ye wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Melting Antarctic ice predicted to cause rapid slowdown of deep ocean current by 2050 by wordswontcomeout
Wrong ocean current and a somewhat unrealistic scenario, but yes, it has.
In the real world, the North-Atlantic current has been struggling for almost a decade now. The adjoining Gulf stream almost stopped completely for a while during that BP oil spill, and the system has been wonky since.
Luckily, there's no current risk of people being deep frozen within minutes. Lots of snow and warm winters are coming though.
Chambawamba1995 t1_je8n0dq wrote
Brazil: “We can not depend on dollars!!!” China: “What about depending on yuan?” Brazil: “Wow, cool! That’s better!”
Arrrrrr2D2 t1_je8mwik wrote
Reply to comment by taptapper in Israeli scientists develop drought-resistant tomatoes by TheLieDetectorBro
I feel old knowing how much better plants that grow organically in the ground taste.
GjahtariKuq t1_je8mt2n wrote
Reply to comment by ChamacoBaboso in Brazil, China strike trade deal agreement to ditch US dollar by loggiews
Not really. The world is going to trade in Dollars when dealing with americans and the anti americans will have their own thing going.
Also, this is not trading in yuan. They will trade with both of their currencies. Not just yuan.
Mercurionio t1_je8mp3i wrote
Reply to We’re halfway to a tipping point that would trigger 6 feet of sea level rise from melting of the Greenland Ice Sheet by Bored-sideline
It's irrelevant anyway. We have much bigger problem thx to Altman and other freaks.
takeitineasy t1_je8mnf0 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Pope Francis taken to hospital with respiratory infection by MaxTivoli
They don't love him for his personality, they "love" him because he holds a position they believe is important. Other than that, the guy might be more progressive than other popes, but he still protected pedophiles, and still won't allow priests to get married.
GjahtariKuq t1_je8peco wrote
Reply to comment by Abupapi in Brazil, China strike trade deal agreement to ditch US dollar by loggiews
Its not like america can stop them. They are adversaries.
Russia and china keep screeching about bipolar world disorder and this is one of the symptoms.
The smart decisions is to let them. Every single potential russian or chinese slly hate each other, not just politically. They only appear united because of America is such a threat to them.
Brazil? Jesus Christ lol. Brazil is not a stable or ssfely developing country.
Russia. They fix their economic issues by msking them worse.
India? They hate china. Unstable. High possibility of a civil war between hindu ultrs nstionalists and minorities/muslims.
China? Aging population. A system that needs to msnufacture reasons for it to exist snd employs theatrics to deal with issues like zero covid policy from Xi. I dont know anyone thst can praise china for anything culturally. China has no way to influence culture. All of their allies are more like business psrtners. They can betray china snd china can betray them immediately.
South Africa? Lol. Defacto a failed state. Other allies BRICS has is iran, belarus, serbia, north korea, syria and myanmar. Power houses of influence and economy lol.