I fully understand the anger and frustration that leads people to dreaming of and secretly prepping for violent insurrections, but I will absolutely urge them to redirect the energy into something that can actually make a change.

Historically, violent insurrections against the owning class have always been put down by the police or army and not resulting in changes.

The latest meaningful changes which happened in Europe in the late 1800s happened due to workers uniting, striking and supporting each other internationally.

This is rarely taught in schools for some reason, and it’s beginning to be a bit of an issue, since many people today have no clue about the foundation for their current life/working situation.

Even if there was a violent insurrection… then what? What are the demands? What is the desired outcome? If people can organize to figure that out, they might as well put it into a strike demand.

One might wonder where the 44 billion came from in the first place.

Oh…

Are these new skidmarks?

The land owners are expected to voluntary allocate the areas, allowing them to keep the land best suited for their production. However, due to biodiversity requirements, they can’t just choose only wetlands. So, nobody knows right now.

In 2023 the municipalities made the following map of potential areas. The green is existing classified forest. The yellow are potential areas.

They’re really busy playing on all the keys at once.

I just hope that Newtons 3rd. law works on politics too.

It exists with different spellings in all the Scandinavian languages as well, borrowed from old Saxon.

I doubt any civilisation has made intergalactic travel. There are enough worlds in any galaxy that there is very little purpose in venturing to another galaxy. The distance between galaxies is also insane. Even with faster than light warp speeds it would take thousand of years to reach a different galaxy.

The more I think about the Fermi paradox, the less interesting it gets. The great filter isn’t necessary. It’s just the distances.

Not everyone has Excel or even a monitor.

I pdf everything I send by mail because I know they’re going to watch it on a phone or tablet just as if they got a printed paper delivered by snail mail.

This way I can set the print area and focus on what I want them to see. It also stops them from overwriting my formulas and sending it back for me to fix. There’s nothing worse than working on somebody else’s spreadsheet. Just as much as I dislike receiving Excel sheets, I also don’t want to put anyone else in that situation.

It’s not really about whether whiskey is a drug or government approved or anything.

What if someone died from eating a government approved carrot?

It’s just not supposed to happen.

Coffee isn’t very acidic. It’s around pH 5. Enamal is damaged by anything less than 5.5, so coffee is bad, but not very.

The current forests in Denmark are 15% of the land and also about one billion trees in total. Adding another billion trees on 10% is probably possible.

It’s farm products. I don’t think it’s any better or worse than American farms.

Most meals are cooked at home and people do expect fresh produce. The milk in stores was tapped the same morning, vegetables are crispy green and minced meat is red. A negative side is that we do have an incredible waste of food here, because people set high standards. Nobody buys anything on the “best before”-date.

I think the quality of food in USA is very dependent on location, distribution and preparation. Surely there is fresh food in US too, but it won’t be in the drive-thru.

The current food production is approximately at 130% of the consumption, so Denmark will still have a net export.

Of course we also have imports, so the effect will be even smaller in that regard, but it’s nice to know that it’s fully covered in a worse case scenario.

Sure, in 18 years.

Try putting a cup of coffee on a table: It doesn’t fall off. Now try putting a cup of coffee on a basketball.

That’s why life can’t survive on spheres.

That would be nice, but they won’t suddenly surrender.

Russia already lost 500000-700000 men. This war only ends when Moscow is in ruins or when the nation is bankrupted.

Apparently Republican voters are gonna set the mark at R regardless of who it is, so how about having someone like Bernie run in the Republican primary.

Ok, get this. You elect politicians to “help slash federal spending”.

What the hell is Musk even doing and why is he outsourcing this job to unpaid idiots, when politicians already get paid to do this?

Okay, I’ll do a few suggestions for free:

• Stop subsidizing companies. All of them.
• Tax the rich to boost the federal income.
• Legalize all immigrants so they can be tax paying citizens.
• Crack down on employers using illegal underpaid illegal immigrants.
• Provide universal health care. Sick people don’t work.
• Cut down on police force spending.
• Cut down on car infrastructure spending.
• Cut down “defense” spending in artificial oil wars.
• Help Ukraine to defeat Russia, so Russia will have to surrender and disarm their nukes, so that USA can also cut down on cost for maintenance of nukes.
• Expand renewable energy. It’s free energy yo, and it creates jobs for tax paying citizens.
• Stop mining fossil fuels. It will cost more to clean that shit up than is earned.

It’s the meme timeframe for employees under Trump. It’s about 10 days, but really -3 days.

Trump hired Anthony Scarramucci (The Mooch) as White House Communications Director to start on August 2017.

As a good boi, he started the job right away on July 21, leaving his pregnant wife at the hospital.

Trump then hired John Kelly and John Kelly fired the Mooch on July 28.