Read enough, and you become a connoisseur. Then you naturally gravitate more towards theory, concepts and non-fiction.

— Naval Ravikant.

At this very moment, millions of peole are upside down in Australia and New Zealand. Donate Zaps today to help them. Thank you

Common Law has several options. "Nuisance" is one I'd go for. Class action brings the cost right down

Proving actual harm would be hard to impossible to claim. Fine particulates are bad, but they're also ubiquitous and naturally occurring. There are too many variables, and many are only known to within an order of magnitude.

Australia is a massive country, difficult to understand how vast it is if you haven’t experienced it. I remember when I moved to Europe and I realised you could be blindfolded and dropped somewhere in the woods, walk any direction and within an hour you’d find civilisation. You do this in Australia and you’ll die of thirst before you find civilisation.

In many places it’s an hour+ to drive to work with nothing in between. In fact in many places you couldn’t live there without vehicles, and you certainly could do any work there.

The 11,105 premature deaths they claim came from modelling using some methodology from New Zealand. I’ve searched for it and can’t find it to verify myself so I’m left to assume it’s no different than the Imperial College of London’s Covid modelling which said Sweden would have 90,000 deaths in a few months which was orders of magnitude wrong.

So based on one woke climate cult university institution they’re implementing policy which will entirely fuck millions of people’s lives because they can’t use EVs to move goods and people the vast distances needed where people live and work.

Imagine getting bitten by a snake and rushing the 3 hours to the nearest hospital only your battery dies and there’s no fucking charging infrastructure anywhere.. That’s the kind of thing these policies just don’t consider at all.

The Bitcoin is a Harsh Mistress.

One thing that makes the think it’s satire is the whole epistemology around how he goes from seeing (really anything to making conclusions, but specifically) airships anchored to buildings to deciding that they are charging, and not only are they charging, but charging without paying any money for electricity. In the script he makes it sound like of course they are charging, but I think that’s just playing on how when normal folks plug stuff in it’s usually to charge. Also, check out the watt-hour per kg density of batteries of the day. It was not suitable for lighter than air travel. Still isn’t even though it’s improved immensely.

Taking a step back, why does he not just believe it’s just anchoring given how easily wind can blow airships around? Wind is still the number one problem preventing airship adoption. Otherwise they are fantastic modes of travel. Still not free of course.

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Chernobyl was a massive psyop to kill nuclear.

Also may want to look closer at the Hindenburg disaster to kill free, abundant energy. Such great photos captured. Amazingly lucky work to be there ready to shoot.

IYKYK.

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Nice to see you from Japan.

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Javier Milei prohibits using the term "free" for any governmental service.

Instead, it must be explicitly stated that these are taxpayer-funded benefits.

Milei's stance on taxation aligns with libertarian views that emphasize minimal government involvement in economic affairs and the belief that taxation without consent is a form of coercion.

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Elon Musk has warned that artificial intelligence is ''one of the biggest threats'' to humanity. This is because humans face the threat of being outsmarted by machines for the first time.

That's not the only reason.... Outsmarting some humans isn't exactly hard.

And how do you explain calculators, then? 🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐