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— Shitpost 2077 (@shitpost_2077) May 13, 2024
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Just saw this video on Instagram. The girl has been assaulted to the point of bleeding for feeding dogs.
— Confucius (@confuciussays9) May 15, 2024
Instagram handle- streetdoghelp885@JesudossAsher @AmbikaShukla15 @joedelhi @guptadas_anando @DelhiPolice pic.twitter.com/Yq1D4ygWhZ
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Short answer: no
Long answer: noooooooooo
Detailed explanation: No, because definitely not.
If they think it's unfeasible (we don't have the tech currently to do it on a large scale) they should at least explain their reasons
No. It's mostly smoke and mirrors. Why are fossil fuel companies so interested in this technology? They use the captured CO2 to extract additional oil from wells. It's just another distraction to avoid the elephant in the room and continue business as usual.
The answer is No
This user is surely negative
https://old.reddit.com/user/greenman5252/
I'm a chemist working on the (electro)conversion of CO2 into economically valuable products. In my opinion, making this process profitable would be the only way to convince big companies to significantly invest in the process. I can tell you that we are far from making the process economically viable
Edit: to clarify, I'm not defending that we should prioritize the economy. I'm saying that that's what policy makers/ big companies prioritize, so it won't happen until the process is profitable, which is far from now. We thus rely on different approaches to mitigate climate change
A sensible comment
Bonus on doomering about millions dying in India during heat waves just a few years from now
We are going to have a heat wave combined with power failure that kills millions by the end of the decade.
You get a wet bulb temp weather system that settles over a city for a couple days, and the power system goes down.
The opening chapter of the novel "The Ministry for the Future" is a description of just this scenario, and it is hands down one of the most horrifying things I have ever read.
Yup that chapter was sickeningly realistic
The heat wave deaths are then followed by a massive pandemic as millions of corpses liquefy in the heat. The whole city would be a biohazard for a long time
I just started this book yesterday and this post made me do a double take. I had a moment of like, βwaitβ¦that's too realβ
!bookworms JUST LIKE KSR THE MINISTRY FOR THE FUTURE!
Rip @Sasanka_of_Gauda @ABC and other sexy Indian dudes
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Winner of the hit TV series 'RuPaul's Drag Race' Nymphia Wind performed for Taiwan's outgoing president: "This is probably the first time in the world that a drag queen performed at the presidential office" π pic.twitter.com/jwKPsSNIy7
— DW News (@dwnews) May 17, 2024
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Canada's population is going supernova. The country added 410,000 working age people in the first 4 months of 2024, a 47% increase over last year.
— ForexLive (@ForexLive) May 16, 2024
National Bank chart: pic.twitter.com/iXWGpuN0iR
Leafs are literally being replaced by Indians
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You find the wildest shit browsing their delivery apps. They also eat potatos stuffed with tuna.
- Ashly : STONKS ONLY GO UP
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https://old.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1cu346b/that_company_files_to_sell_securities_says_first/?sort=controversial "That company" I guess they're autojannying GME
over there
GameStop shares fall 20% after it files to sell additional stock, says first quarter sales dropped
GameStop will sell up to 45 million common shares in an at-the-market offering.
The video game retailer reported preliminary results that showed a drop in first-quarter sales.
The news comes after GameStop's stock surged earlier this week in a brief revival of the meme stock trade.
GameStop shares tumbled 20% Friday after the video game retailer said it plans to sell additional shares and reported preliminary results that showed a drop in first-quarter sales.
In a new regulatory filing, the video game retailer said it will sell up to 45 million class A common shares in an at-the-market offering. The sale comes after GameStop shares surged earlier this week in a brief revival of the meme stock trade.
Meanwhile, in a separate statement, GameStop said it now expects net first-quarter sales in the range of $872 million to $892 million, down from around $1.24 billion in the same quarter last year. Two analysts polled by FactSet said they expected a first-quarter revenue of around $1 billion.
GameStop's first-quarter net loss is expected to be between $27 million and $37 million, narrower than a net loss of $50.5 million in the year-earlier period. The brick-and-mortar company has been grappling with competition from e-commerce-based competitors. In late March, GameStop announced an unspecified number of job cuts to reduce costs.
The rally in GameStop this week appeared to be partially fueled by posts on X from the long-dormant account of βRoaring Kitty,β also known as Keith Gill, one of the key figures in the 2021 meme stock mania. GameStop hit a high of $64.83 per share on Tuesday, up more than 200% from close on May 10.
The rally fizzled out later in the week, with GameStop dropping sharply on Wednesday and Thursday. Shares closed Thursday at just $27.67, down more than 50% from the highs of the week. Net retail trader inflows have been much smaller than the amount seen during the trading frenzy three years ago.
Michael Pachter, a Wedbush analyst covering GameStop, said GameStop is not in a position to be profitable.
βThey made $6 million last year and burned cash,β Pachter said. βWe expect them to lose $100 million a year going forward. It's a race to see if they can close stores fast enough to limit losses, but they have no plan that would suggest they can grow revenues or profits, and their core business is in decline.β
Pachter has an underperform rating on GameStop and a $5.60 price target.
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Appearance of a Mountain paca
— Science girl (@gunsnrosesgirl3) May 13, 2024
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Taken from Americas #1 news source:
After the 2020 presidential election, as some Trump supporters falsely claimed that President Biden had stolen the office, many of them displayed a startling symbol outside their homes, on their cars and in online posts: an upside-down American flag.
One of the homes flying an inverted flag during that time was the residence of Supreme Court Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr., in Alexandria, Va., according to photographs and interviews with neighbors.
The upside-down flag was aloft on Jan. 17, 2021, the images showed. President Donald J. Trump's supporters, including some brandishing the same symbol, had rioted at the Capitol a little over a week before. Mr. Biden's inauguration was three days away. Alarmed neighbors snapped photographs, some of which were recently obtained by The New York Times. Word of the flag filtered back to the court, people who worked there said in interviews.
While the flag was up, the court was still contending with whether to hear a 2020 election case, with Justice Alito on the losing end of that decision. In coming weeks, the justices will rule on two climactic cases involving the storming of the Capitol on Jan. 6, including whether Mr. Trump has immunity for his actions. Their decisions will shape how accountable he can be held for trying to overturn the last presidential election and his chances for re-election in the upcoming one.
βI had no involvement whatsoever in the flying of the flag,β Justice Alito said in an emailed statement to The Times. βIt was briefly placed by Mrs. Alito in response to a neighbor's use of objectionable and personally insulting language on yard signs.β
Judicial experts said in interviews that the flag was a clear violation of ethics rules, which seek to avoid even the appearance of bias, and could sow doubt about Justice Alito's impartiality in cases related to the election and the Capitol riot.
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We have found the dumbest humans in the country and put them in congress
— Matt Walsh (@MattWalshBlog) May 17, 2024
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"What you up to today Rishi?"
— HENRY MORRIS (@mrhenrymorris) May 15, 2024
"Not much, just collapsing the higher education and care sectors and then bragging about it."
"Great stuff. Remember you've got that Zoom call with the estate agent in California at 2pm" https://t.co/8uqekCmaF9
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