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"Die entscheidende ideologische Trennlinie verläuft nicht zwischen linken und rechten Narrativen, sondern zwischen denen, die an gewaltfreie Lösungen glauben, und denen, die das Erschießen von Menschen als in manchen Fällen gerechtfertigt ansehen. Viele der lautesten Meinungsmacher, quer durch vermeintliche Lager, stehen am Ende auf der falschen Seite dieser Linie."

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Reminder: American farmers lost the China market to Brazil (which Trump has pushed closer to China bc of his tantrum about Bolsonaro) and Argentina (which Scott Bessent is bailing out with $20B of taxpayer $$). Americans are literally paying Javier Milei to poach American soybean markets.
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The video features a person in a dark suit, white shirt, and blue striped tie, standing in front of a blue backdrop with a logo, suggesting a formal setting, possibly a press conference. The individual is speaking, and the video includes text overlays that provide context to the speech. The text overlays read: 'I was in the room. They knew what a f*** up it was,' 'One minute,' 'And,' 'a way,' 'By,' 'Or almost,' and 'a cleaning?' The text is in a teal box with white letters, and the source is indicated as NBC, with the handle '[@]thenewsagents' visible in the top left corner. The video appears to be a segment from a news broadcast, with the individual discussing a significant event or mistake, as indicated by the text overlays.

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"Macchina complessa. Ma aiuta a crescere"
Ha 26 anni, studia medicina e da un paio d’anni è una delle presenze fisse del Lucca Comics & Games....

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Großbritannien 🇬🇧: Meta führt werbefreie Versionen von #Facebook und #Instagram ein | heise online heise.de/news/Grossbritannien-… #SocialMedia #Werbung #advertising #Datenschutz #privacy #DigitalMarketsAct #DMA #DSGVO #GDPR #MetaPlatforms


≪ Fütterung der “Moorkatzen” ≫

Heute waren insgesamt sieben hungrige Mäuler an den »Näpfen« und sie waren mit vier Dosen Katzenfutter und einer Portion Trockenfutter zufrieden 😀

Es wurde zwar noch nicht gemäht, aber das Gras hat sich an vielen Stellen gelegt, sodass die Katzen auch ein wenig zu sehen sind.

#photography #fotografie #foto #photo #postprocessed #myphoto #mywork #ownwork #nature #natur #umwelt #katzen #cats #moorkatzen #CatsOfMastodon



La Setmana del Llibre en Català creix un 20% i supera els 120.000 visitants
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"At 6:40 p.m., we heard the screams of women and children in the street and the sound of shop doors closing. We opened the window and looked out. There were women, men, and children running quickly and carrying bags, not knowing to which destination they would head. From the buildings around, I saw people throwing mattresses and bags out the window. At that moment, we understood a building was about to be bombed. My brother, Ali, called out to a man in the street and asked him what was happening. He told him that the IOF had called a man and informed him that they would be bombing the Shurrab building, the building next to the one across from us.

Then we heard people in our building going down the stairs and evacuating. My cousin, Ibrahim, told us we all had to get out of the building because the IOF was going to bomb Al-Jundi Tower, the tower right behind us, only 10 meters away.

Panic and fear spread among my family, especially my mother, father, grandmother, and younger siblings. My mother said, “Where will we go? May Allah curse the occupation!” My grandmother went out, taking her bag of medicines with her because she has a heart condition, and my younger sister went with her. My parents, my brothers, and I left the building together.

I wasn’t terrified by the attack, but I was frightened to lose our own house again."

theintercept.com/2025/09/24/ga…

#Palestine #Gaza #Israel #Genocide #EthnicCleansing

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"We waited for an hour for the bombing to happen. While waiting, I talked with the girls around my age, trying to alleviate their fears.

How the air was thick with the gunpowder; how I was unable to inhale a clean breath.

Suddenly, while we were talking, the first stage of the bombing happened. Three missiles. When they hit, I can vividly remember those seconds: how the whole place turned red after being dark with a dim white light; how the dust and ash spread in the air; how the air was thick with the gunpowder; how I was unable to inhale a clean breath. I heard the sound of the small shrapnel spreading in the air and the screams of two of my father’s cousins, Ziad and Yousef, after they were hit by an aluminum sheet that had fallen on them from the sky.

After a little while, two more missiles hit; they were like a huge earthquake. We heard the sound of the tower collapsing into the ground. Men in the street went to check if the tower was still standing or was flattened. They found it had completely been leveled to the ground. They shouted, “The tower has fallen! You can return to your homes.”"

in reply to Miguel Afonso Caetano

"These days, Gaza City can only be described as a haunted ghost town. Darkness, smoke, and shadows hang over it, illuminated only by the red glow of explosions. The city resembles the scenes of apocalyptic films: stories of the end of the world, of human catastrophe, of global wars.

Its homes stand deserted, its streets emptied, resembling a desert wasteland. Death encircles it from every direction. The city drowns in chaos, just like my heart. The city is collapsing gradually, and my soul is crumbling with it.

My roots are in Gaza City. I grew up and spent my childhood and youth in this neighborhood in the heart of Gaza City, where the vibrancy and beauty of life enveloped me. This is the city where I took my first breath and my first step. Here is where my dreams bloomed and my memories are rooted. Here is where I lived and want to die. This city has a unique scent that has never left me, whenever I go.

I am not sure if I will survive this time or not, but what I am sure of is that I will stay in Gaza City till the very end. Displacement here is not a personal choice; it is a desperate collective attempt to survive. But for me, staying in the city is survival. Even if I die, it’s still a form of survival, simply because I stayed."



despite what it says in the post, men do complain about having to hold the arrow quite a lot.

#meme #anarchism #anarchyMeme



Mums lots of mums.

G'mornin ☕️

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Mort de Joyce Echaquan | Cinq ans plus tard, de « très petits pas » | La Presse lapresse.ca/actualites/2025-09…
#Autochtones #racisme #discrimination #Québec #media #politique #société #colonisation

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JAAAAAJAJAJ ¿¿pero qué dice este señor?? Que a las empresas de su ramo las llamamos "picadoras de carne" por algo, y no es precisamente por sus políticas de conciliación.

in reply to Chaos

This made me chuckle. So real! 😄 And it's so nicely and smoothly animated. Lovely job!
in reply to Sciasm

@bestiaexmachina thanks! It was a super fun project, especially figuring out how to switch between the shapes :3


Una fotografia che respira. Viaggio nell’arte di Mario Giacomelli, editorialedomani.it/idee/cultu…, , A un secolo dalla nascita il grande fotografo di Senigallia viene celebrato con mostre ed eventi. Presente nelle collezioni del MoMA di New York e di importanti musei internazionali, Giacomelli ha attraversato il mistero dell’immagine fotografica e dell’esistenza, non smettendo di guardare alla poesia



“The Needle and the Porte d'Aval seen through the Porte d'Amont”

The Porte d'Amont is the smallest of the three arches of Étretat cliffs.

In a letter to Flaubert and later in his novel “Une vie”, Guy de Maupassant sees an elephant's trunk plunged into the sea as a visual pareidolia.

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📅 3 août 2020

📸 Fujifilm X-T3 + 16-80mm
🎛️ ISO 320, ƒ/4, 1/11000 s

#TravelPhotography #Europe #France #Normandie #SeineMaritime #Etretat #Photography #Fujifilm #XT3





📰 Museo Alberto Hurtado
🏷️ #ChileCultura #Cartelera #Panoramas #Cultura #Chile

🔗 chilecultura.gob.cl/events/380



Charlie, tornare ai propri posti - Il Post
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Global warming is not a “con job.” It is a fact.

In the face of Donald Trump’s new denial of climate change, CNRS scientists have reacted by pointing to the facts and levers for action to halt this planetary crisis.
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🤔 When I see a post with an image of something I used in the past, and the poster labels it as

part of a collection

in a History Museum. 🙄 😬

#Aging



#lifestyle

#choices

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As this person points out what real Christians will look like and also the fake ones, christian nationalist.
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The image is a screenshot of a social media post by Mika Edmondson, with the handle [@]mika_edmondson. The post is framed in a light beige border with a white background. The text is in black font and is divided into two paragraphs. The first paragraph states, "In Matthew 25, Jesus describes true converts as being marked by a peculiar empathy toward the poor, marginalized, and incarcerated." The second paragraph reads, "But he describes false coverts as being outwardly religious but marked by a peculiar callousness toward the poor, marginalized, & incarcerated." The post is discussing a biblical passage and contrasting the characteristics of true and false converts based on their attitudes toward marginalized groups.

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Half an hour
or
a half hour

What's your descriptive version of a 30-minute time period?

in reply to Algot

Half an hour.

In Dutch: Een half uur (you couldn't do this the other way around)

in reply to Algot

Why be so limiting?

2 quarter-hours
one 48th of a day
three 10 minute blocks
The big hand goes past 6 numbers.
one tv show

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Support these heroes:

According to the indictment, the three women followed an ICE agent from the federal building on 300 North Los Angeles Street in downtown L.A. to the agent’s residence in Baldwin Park.

They live-streamed the entire event, according to the indictment. Once they arrived at the agent’s home, prosecutors allege the women got out and shouted “la migra lives here,” and “ICE lives on your street and you should know,” according to the indictment.

latimes.com/california/story/2…

#ICE #LA #fcknzs #fascism



Can't, I am building a new data center to handle Doctorow's long threads.


Siete corsi al bancomat a prendere dei contanti da tenere in casa in caso di guerra?
E zucchero, candele, farina, carta igienica e sacchi di sabbia da mettere alle finestre?
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@PaoloParti
Beh… tendo a guardarmi attorno, magari fotografare un dettaglio. Ma ho sempre ritrovato la strada di casa, con o senza le tasche piene. 😁

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Now I undestand how you do feel with rai radio tre long explanations 🤭
in reply to Pierrette

That bad? Sorry, I can't hear everything I'm tooting here.
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Sitigov, il portale dei siti governativi

Ci sono cose di cui non conosci l’utilità fino a quando non le scopri, sitigov.boostmedia.it è una di queste! Si tratta di un portale che contiene l’elenco dei siti governativi, utilissimo in molte situazioni.
Da oggi trovate elencato questo servizio all’interno della directory Librezilla. ✌️

@internet

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@classicalmusic
Claudio Abbado documentario (1974)

@Pierrette ?

youtube.com/watch?v=pBHCRIgJpo…

#musis #classic #doku



Militärstandorte: Wieder Drohnen in Dänemark aufgetaucht

Schon wieder sind Drohnen an dänischen Militärstandorten gesichtet worden. Wer dahintersteckt, ist weiterhin unklar. In wenigen Tagen ist Dänemark Gastgeber eines wichtigen Gipfeltreffens.

➡️ tagesschau.de/ausland/europa/d…

#Dänemark #Drohnen

in reply to tagesschau

"Wer dahintersteckt, ist weiterhin unklar."
ARD, was seit ihr für Witzbolde!
in reply to tagesschau

diese Tagesschau-Komiker bei den Redakteuren melden immer öfter im Stil von Shakespear. Hier z.B Hamlet, "Etwas ist faul im Staate Dänemark".
Tagesschau folgt damit ganz im Sinne den achso unbekannten Tätern.




Friends, there's a not-so-good update on Robin/Janet, formerly with the Dear Author blog; if you ever read and appreciated Robin/Janet's great contributions to genre romance, both as a reviewer and as a critic, please consider chipping in to help her get all the help she needs.

#Romancelandia #Reading @bookstodon

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trying to find how to follow directly an Snarfed.org #indieweb via fed.brid.gy from #Mastodon , no success



Het was een mooie demonstratie vandaag, ruim 100 deelnemers. Mensen waren flink leuzen aan het roepen.

Het eco-anarchisten blok had wat groter gemogen, waardoor de radicale leuzen niet echt van de grond af kwamen. Pas toen een groepje krakers bij ons voegde, ging het wat beter. Ter plekke zijn nog leuzen bedacht. Zoals: Kappen verkomen, red de bomen. Kies voor groen, niet voor poen. Wij gaan de boom in, Wij gaan de boom in. De meeste mooie zelf bedachte leus werd geroepen door een paar kinderen en hun moeder die achter ons liepen.

Wij willen bos, de snelweg is de klos.

En we hoorde van onze klimmer dat een flink groep zich heeft opgegeven voor klimworkshop in oktober in Amelisweerd



#Ukraine #MissileBarage

"Russia unleashed a barrage of missiles on Ukraine: terrifying footage #shorts" [ ± 1-3 min]
by UATVEnglish

youtube.com/shorts/mW0PzOAGdkQ

#SlavaUkraini ! #HeroyamSláva!
#Crush the #RussianTerroristState






From @LaChasseuse

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Ugh. Quite disgusted to discover there is a Fediverse instance doing propaganda for ☢️ nuclear power, and that they do the same tired old thing they always do:
A) claim all the other ways of generating power are dirty too
B) don't mention how outrageously expensive it is to build, run, clean up after
C) don't mention how it can be used by invading forces or domestic terrorists - like Zaporizhzhia

...and so much more disinformation.

Pls join me in blocking the instance
@greennuclear.online
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Here is their "about" page: greennuclear.online/about

in reply to Jones

I've just marked it as noxious on mastodon.help, mastodon.help/instances?id=126… 😀

I can't do more now.

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@gubi

I just want to add that, to my knowledge, when pro-nuclear people claim all the other ways of generating power are dirty too, they are right. I guess solar, wind and hydro aren't as much damaging, but they are, currently very much: gerrymcgovern.com/new-thinking…

cc: @gerrymcgovern

in reply to Jones

Every thing we do - eating, breeding, exhaling CO2, is "dirty", but nuclear is so many orders of magnitude "dirtier" than pretty much everything other than coal.

Wind turbine blades are now being made of recyclable material, and there is an ongoing process to make every component of photovoltaic panels recyclable too. Hydro is less easy to characterise, as it can be done sensitively, or stupidly.

Using pumped hydro for longterm storage is superb!

@gubi @gerrymcgovern

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in reply to Lilly Hunter

Funny how recycling is always an ongoing process, never planned from the beginning ... Oh, we're dumping these multitude of wind turbine blades and solar panels, but don't worry we're working on a solution.

Every gigawatt of wind power causes about 600,000 tons of rare earth toxic mining waste, much of it radioactive.

Wind and solar are just the latest tech fantasy that require hugely areas of the earth to become Green Sacrifice Zones.

@jones @gubi

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in reply to Gerry McGovern

@gerrymcgovern I had the interesting experience of visiting the first modern wind turbine in Denmark around 1980, at an experimental college in Denmark called Tvind. It was huge, had only two blades, and the students had made it as part of their physics studies. It was done completely by discovery, trial and error.
Making the blades that large, and yet keeping them lightweight was a difficult problem for them to solve. /1

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in reply to Lilly Hunter

@gerrymcgovern Fibreglass reinforced boats were becoming popular at that time, making pleasure craft more affordable, lighter and easier to build than traditional wooden boats.
I guess it was a no-brainer for them to adapt this technology for building the blades.
It is a great shame that it is such a difficult material to recycle - the upside was that the experiment at Tvind launched the Danish wind turbine industry, laying the foundations for the wind power we have today.
/2

@jones @gubi

in reply to Lilly Hunter

@gerrymcgovern Science moves forward through increment and iteration. The Danes are very eco-conscious and have been making refinements to the materials they use the whole time.

One can ask, Would this industry have managed to establish itself and succeed if there had been an absolute stipulation on 100% recyclability from the beginning, with only the material sciences available 40 years ago?

I think we are getting better at it now though!

@jones @gubi

in reply to Lilly Hunter

Unfortunately, the very foundations of the Scientific Revolution have demanded the destruction of Nature, as Carolyn Merchant pointed out in her profound book, The Death of Nature. The environment nearly always comes last, and is seen as a resource to be exploited. It's why we are where we are, on the verge of collapse, and wind and solar merely accelerate us forward because they simply add to the poisons and pollution.

@jones @gubi

in reply to Gerry McGovern

@gerrymcgovern @gubi your argument falls down, as wind and solar are LESS polluting than the alternatives. The promises from the nuclear industry haven't changed much, except that, whereas we were promised energy by now so cheap that it wouldn't be measured (I recall that in the 70s), it is the most expensive form.
in reply to UkeleleEric

@UkeleleEric @gerrymcgovern I agree with all your REN reasoning, but I am still dubious in blocking that pro-nuke instance, as a scientific attitude would rather welcome the comparison between pronuclear claims and actual data about the better performance of renewables. Furthermore, some countries like France are tied to tens of nuke plants and that instance could provide info on how they suggest to deal with them. :nonuke:
in reply to Carlo Gubitosa

@gubi I only came to know of that instance because they jumped in to attack me with their "We Know Best, We Are the Tough Guys" attitude.

They are not interested in discussions or exchanging knowledge, Carlo. They are an aggressive propaganda unit for the nuclear industry. They will waste your time forcing you to debunk increasingly ridiculous claims they pull out of thin air. Any interaction with them gives them a platform for their disinformation.

@UkeleleEric @gerrymcgovern @jones

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@UkeleleEric
First off, it's not enough to be "less polluting" because we have so vastly polluted our environment. Secondly, we literally do not know the total environmental harms of these new technologies. We never do the proper research of harms of new tech--only 50 years later to we find out.

We're having the wrong debate, but it's the debate Big Oil and Big Tech want us to have. About the technology. We must talk about the culture and how to reduce energy.

@LaChasseuse @jones @gubi

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in reply to Gerry McGovern

@gerrymcgovern @UkeleleEric @gubi

I agree about the conversation being deliberately dragged away from degrowth by Big Tech and Big Oil via assorted insidious means.

But I think we're currently in this midst of unstoppable biosphere and climate collapse, the latter of which we know is now accelerating. Had we as a species one iota of sense we would be treating this as the worst case scenario extinction level event that it actually is. Which is to say, I think implementing radical degrowth and using the least polluting energy sort is worthwhile, it won't make a difference to our collective fate, which has for some time been sealed.

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@Shivviness
I agree with you, collapse is coming. And I think we need to protect as much of wild nature and Indigenous people (because they have the wisdom to know how to start over) as we can. Instead, by promoting these "green" metals we are doing the exact opposite because where most of them are found is among wild nature and Indigenous people.

“You can’t restore the Earth by destroying it,” Sami Nils Utsi says.

@UkeleleEric @LaChasseuse @jones @gubi

in reply to Gerry McGovern

@gerrymcgovern @UkeleleEric @LaChasseuse@mastodon.scot @jones @gubi
I don't see Big Oil supporting the development of renewables, do you? What I see is Big Oil financing fascism everywhere to kill renewables. (I mean the Nationalists far right in France for instance, should be 100% renewable as it would make the nation independent and sovereign, instead they are going all in on fossil fuels.) And everything has been said about how bad solar panels and wind energy are. I get the need for degrowth though.

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@michaele
According to energy historian Jean-Baptiste Fressoz, who wrote the book More and More and More, the idea for an ‘ energy transition’ was “originally itself promoted by energy companies, not as a genuine plan, but as a means to put off any meaningful change.” There are games within games, wheels within wheels. As Fressoz points out, there is no energy transition, never was, never will be. As we fight over what's the best tech, our environment collapses.

@UkeleleEric @jones @gubi

in reply to Gerry McGovern

@gerrymcgovern Yes, I know what Fressoz wrote and I was quite shaken by it. Yet, recent data is actually indicating something different. There has been such an acceleration in solar power in particular that there is a tipping over. Further china inovation in solar panels also mean that less and less ressources are needed, so that when I recylcle my three years old panels I'll be able to have three times as many. the point is that there will be a plateau in extraction as recycling will take over

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in reply to Michaele Cutaya

@michaele I'd love to share your optimism but I've been hearing this recycling story for so long and it never pans out

Have you heard of Tom Murphy; absolutely brilliant thinker. When I asked Tom about the fossil fuels versus “renewable” energy debate, his response was simple: “In a sense, to me, the question is similar to: which is worse—death by decapitation or bullet through the head? What we do with the energy in either form is leading to a sixth mass extinction.”
dothemath.ucsd.edu/2024/08/mm-…

in reply to Michaele Cutaya

@gerrymcgovern Perhaps I am being overly optimistic, but articles and interviews from the FT, The New Yorker, Tech Wont Save Us through different approaches seem to point to something happening. which also go some ways to explain Trump frenzied furry against renewables.
in reply to Gerry McGovern

@gerrymcgovern It has been pointed out that most ocean going freight vessels are moving fossil fuel around the globe. Ceasing to use 90% of fossil fuel (some is needed for non-combustive use, such as making synthetic textiles, cosmetics, cleaning products, medical uses) would lead to a huge drop in the number of diesel-burning ships travelling the oceans (in addition to a drop in emissions from heating buildings and running ICE vehicles).
Also, no more oil spills!

@jones @gubi

in reply to Lilly Hunter

Right now, there is an oil, gas and coal boom. There has never been an energy transition in history and there never will be. I'd advise reading this book:
More and More and More, Jean-Baptiste Fressoz, Penguin, 2025
penguin.co.uk/books/464145/mor…

We're getting more oil, gas, coal, hydro, nuclear, wind and solar because we live in a Growth Death Cult.

@jones @gubi

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in reply to Gerry McGovern

@gerrymcgovern @gubi For Australia to make any timely progress toward net zero we'd have to first get rid of the career politicians and replace them with people who have no obligation to Big Money, who see climate change mitigation as more important than their personal popularity. People capable of saying "No!"

#auspol #climate #renewables

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in reply to Gerry McGovern

@gerrymcgovern @gubi no, they aren't a fantasy. We need to work harder on living more sustainably in the first place, but, green infrastructure is many times better than nuclear, even ignoring the worst thing about nuclear, which is the cost and security issues of dealing with the waste for GENERATIONS.

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in reply to Lilly Hunter

@gubi @gerrymcgovern

> Every thing we do - eating, breeding, exhaling CO2, is "dirty", but nuclear is so many orders of magnitude "dirtier" than pretty much everything other than coal.

I agree.

> Wind turbine blades are now being made of recyclable material, and there is an ongoing process to make every component of photovoltaic panels recyclable too. Hydro is less easy to characterise, as it can be done sensitively, or stupidly.

Ok, but the current reality is this...

gerrymcgovern.com/solar-is-che…

gerrymcgovern.com/solar-power-…

gerrymcgovern.com/wind-turbine…

gerrymcgovern.com/fake-renewab…

(and read the others as well, if you care).

> Using pumped hydro for longterm storage is superb!

I don't know. Seemed a great idea to me too, but i don't know its environmental impact.

in reply to Jones

Why should you? Are they inciting violence, hate-speech, homo/trans-fobic or nazi ideas?

Seeing the world differently doesn't give you any "moral superiority", so why hiding a different worldview?

in reply to TiTiNoNero

Sadly, you are right, not about "hiding a different worldview" whose endorsers have lots of money and lots of possibilities to express, and that instance is not hidden from mastodon.help, it's just marked as noxious, so one can easily get it as a result by unchecking "exclude noxious instances"; just because mastodon.help policy, for now, states we will mark as noxious only those instances where fascist, racist, sexist, ableist or sovereignist contents are accepted (are you against "hiding" these too?). Anyway, since i've been the only one managing mastodon.help for some years, now, i won't unmark it, i will keep it marked as "noxious" and just add to our policy that we will mark as noxious also those instances that accept "pro-nuclear" content. Not now, though, because i need to take a nap.
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in reply to Jones

I am very relieved that you are doing this. "Noxious" is indeed the right word for it.

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in reply to TiTiNoNero

@77nn The justification would be that they are spreading disinformation, ie, things that are well-known to be untrue - and to my mind, purposely leaving out key pieces of information is equally mendacious.

Compare vaccine misinformation?

@jones

in reply to Lilly Hunter

I will not be dragged into a discussion on information vs misinformation and who holds each. It looks like each side of this topic has their own valid sources, facts and legitimate opinions, differently from anti-vaxxer or chemtrailers and other conspiration theorists. It is not so clear where misinformation stands, and in my neutral stance over the two, I still can see the possibility of coexistence of different energy technologies, with possible mitigations for legitimate fears and criticism.

I feel there's more potential in coexistence than in segregation.

in reply to TiTiNoNero

I think we should just turn off all the polluting power plants and all the polluting infrastructure, like this, bu.noblogs.org/the-necessary-s… (and then, obviously, we should not build new ones).
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in reply to Jones

What do you mean by "polluting"? Releasing chemicals in the environment in order to produce anything (i.e. transform one energy into another), including production processes to build the necessary technologies? Find me anything that doesn't pollute then. Even the blacksmith or the woodworker are polluting, just to say. If you mean "pollute less" then one should be careful to set the threshold, as many things could be excluded that one would never think of.
in reply to TiTiNoNero

@77nn
> If you mean "pollute less" then one should be careful to set the threshold, as many things could be excluded that one would never think of.

I agree, and i would advocate to set that threshold according to an "ecosustainability" index, with a democratic process that would be open to all the municipalities, after we did this, bu.noblogs.org/the-necessary-s… - for now, it's totally clear that we should at the very least turn off the fossil fuels burning power plants and infrastructures, and nuclear power plants too (huge costs/little output aside, failure or bombing risks of nuclear power plants aside, the radioactive waste problem has no real solution now) - instead, they are growing: many big tech companies are extending their data centers, mostly due to the "AI" crazeness, building new nuclear plants, and burning fossil fuels is increasing too: GHG emissions are still increasing.

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@77nn
There are actually scientifically confirmed facts - vs outright lies, carefully pruned half-truths and the wilful omission of important facts because they don't suit the argument.

The nuclear fanboys are *exact* parallels to the antivaxxers.

I suppose you feel there's "more potential" in the coexistence of poisonous foods with healthy ones too?

...all in the name of "bothsidesism", of course.

<rolls eyes>

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