Go sit in the corner until you've learned not to comment on something you're totally ignorant about.
(Afroman is a dickhead though)
Yeah, we're always going to need plastics, metallurgical coal, and some LNG but if we're not extracting it anywhere near the current volume to meet energy needs would we meet the world's helium needs, and if not I wonder what we would do with all the LNG as a byproduct of helium extraction?
I didn't realize the world's supply of helium was almost totally a byproduct of LNG extraction. If we manage to completely abandon fossil fuels are there other sources that we don't exploit now because it's not economical? Would we still need to extract LNG to get helium? What would we do with the useless LNG?
We've all heard "it takes money to make money." But rich people know it's better to use other people's money.
I heard (don't remember where, could be true, could be right out of someone's ass) that the reason the show ended is many of them started feeling bad about doing a light-hearted fun show about cops. Basically the actors all started feeling like Rosa.
My dipshit contractor did something similar.
Me, before demo on a big remodel: "Hey, if you could get rid of these soffits, (on the first floor, with a lot of weight above them) that would be cool."
Them: " Yeah, after we get it open we'll take a look and let you know."
I swing by a couple days later and this is how they rerouted things that were in the soffits, without saying anything to me.
So anyway, I'm in litigation now.
I'm glad our fuck up in the US is inspiring others to step back from the edge. It's at least a silver lining I can console myself with while everything crumbles around me.
Whoever is in charge of writing this simulation is just getting lazy.
Yeah, they kind of had a point until they busted out the incel-speak at the end.
It'd be a damn shame if everyone started putting pixelfed at the end of every message to both deny threads content and create a Streisand effect.
If you want to know how bad we're being fucked, search for the PPI, the producer price index. CPI, the one we always hear about, is the measure of inflation to us, the consumer. The PPI is the measure of inflation to producers, what they pay for goods and services to produce the goods and services we buy.
The PPI has been back to "normal" for a while now. Pretty much as soon as the post COVID logistics issues were mostly ironed out. The difference between PPI and CPI changes is almost all profit.
We don't get daily articles on the PPI though, I wonder why.
Tell people about PPI whenever you can, online or off, the more people know, the better. It's easy enough to say inflation is just down to greed but being able to back it up by comparing two simple charts will help people really understand.
Sounds like a terminally online dweeb doesn't like "normies" getting into whatever makes him a special widdle boy.
Seriously though, I love it when someone that knows very little about what I'm an expert in engages me about it. I get to discuss things I like without having to worry if I'm boring someone that already knows or has heard it a thousand times.