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DarkCloud@lemmy.worldto Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•How would you propose we actually combat climate change?5·2 days agoHonestly, if capitalism stopped tomorrow, and we all did community planting. Were restricted on car usage, and did carbon capture techniques that were proven to work… All en mass, globally, I suspect we could change things.
The problem is Capitalism and freemarket “progress”. The endless carbon fuelled march to no where (in the name of money). A lot could be done without that humming away like nothing is wrong, but politicians want to protect Free Market Capitalism and aren’t laying down reasonable restrictions.
DarkCloud@lemmy.worldto Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•How would you propose we actually combat climate change?222·2 days agoBut it’s time to disrupt 99% of life.
Survey humanity, produce an agreed on level of technology and lifestyle.
We probably need to limit ourselves to housing, food, internet, and safety/defense for everyone and not much else - then slow all industries based on HOW people want to live.
So getting rid of things like, plastic toys, gizmos, extravagances. Phones wouldn’t be updated as often. People would only be able to update their tech if they could meaningfully show it was necessary.
Lots of technology companies would be folded. Lots of industries would be nationalised and folded. International tourism would be greatly restricted. All the stuff we don’t need basically.
People would be mostly employed in the basics: Housing, food, internet. Too far beyond that and you’d have to rely on local people/groups/makers/repair companies.
So massive degrowth, nationalization, and restrictions/regulations to the market.
Most of all, corporations would no longer count as people. In fact society should have to rely on person to person contracting. I don’t really think corporations should exist becuase they become Zombies/Golems that do a lot of destructive things.
Basically degrowth, and restructuring society around degrowth.
But they’re not computers trying to show any graph can be made to fit anywhere… They’re humans, sticking things in the most obvious places/ways… Then sometimes writing about it in communities the others read.
Don’t trust that guy, he’s always distorting things.
It’s self fulfilling… The market often behaves how those in it think it should behave.
Do they whisper “Yes, I’d be worried about identity theft too if my details were going into a phone app”.
DarkCloud@lemmy.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•Melania Trump launches artificial intelligence contest for schoolchidren in grades K-12English23·3 days agoIt replaces the children’s intelligence, so they don’t have to think of questions or pretend like they were listening.
He’s Roge enough.
Ahh yeah, old foggy prison cell with double height windows and a low bed… I know what a bedroom is.
I honestly have no idea! But it’s fun to play around with, and link to when people are talking about Windows 95.
America is not the world, and Gaza has been in a constant state of resistance.
Windows 93 was the best version:
I can’t handle the lines in the wood only being dark in the top panel.
DarkCloud@lemmy.worldto science@lemmy.world•Disposable E-Cigarettes More Toxic Than Traditional CigarettesHigh Levels of Lead, Other Hazardous Metals Found in E-Cigarettes Popular with TeensEnglish201·6 days agoSo ban JUST those brands dummy, and tell the other companies where the limit is (so they can avoid a ban).
Does no one know how to do the basics anymore?
DarkCloud@lemmy.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•Solar panels in space could cut Europe's renewable energy needs by 80%English8·7 days agoNIMBYies in panic mode.
DarkCloud@lemmy.worldto No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Why is it so common to be interested in true crime when at the same time you're disturbed by it?39·7 days ago“Wow, my life is fucked up, but at least it’s not that fucked up.”
Here’s a 40 second video of Vint Cerf saying Al Gore did help create the internet:
Looking forward to when we can print the lettuce directly.