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European guy, weird by default.

You dislike what I say, great. Makes the world a more interesting of a place. But try to disagree with me beyond a downvote. Argue your point. Let's see if we can reach a consensus between our positions.

  • That is not keeping heirlooms, that is being a hostage. And heirloom does not need to have a purpose.

  • That is quite a story.

  • Than sounds like a very well thought plan.

  • That is an heirloom!

  • This isn't a public trial. Just keep your peace.

  • That was painful to read.

  • Being broken often means it was used and valued. I have an old wrist watch that is, apparently, irrepairable. It isn't going anywhere. An old TV with which I grew up, went.

  • Nice!

  • I'm screwed, then. I was never able to memorize those weird "cool" handshakes as a kid. My chances today are even lower.

  • You solve the problems you have at home before you start making yourself concerned with what your neighbor is doing at theirs.

    Space exploration, as it was sold to the general public, was an arms race. The public demonstration of which nation could build faster the engine and carcass capable of delivering a nuclear payload on the other. The money spent on that would have been better spent towards achieving true and long lasting civilizational goal, like disease and poverty erradication, environmental preservation, clean energy and so forth.

    It's the broken window falacy.

  • This is going to force a resurgence of honour based behaviour. If anything is false(ifiable) then the only way to demonstrate something as true is by personally commiting face to it.

  • Hydrogen can make some degree of sense if we take as an energy reserve, stockpileable, for an event where it is necessary to suplement energy needs.

    So many countries with solar farms being turned off to prevent grid collapse could consider building hydrogen plants or, those with sea acess, dessalination stations, to stockpile fresh water underground and extract minerals directly from the water.

  • Who cares about fusion? There was a study in the late 90's stating that if only 10% of the capital put towards oil research, exploration, extraction, etc, annually, was put towards renewable energies it would catapult the research output by a factor of 30, by year.

    We could have, by now, moved completely towards renewables for everyday life needs and start towards producing more energy we could ever need and put that excess towards greater achievements.

  • Not norwegian but regardless... Ouch!

  • I'm better amused with your nick. How difficult is it to catch one?

  • Hopefully, it does not.

  • Tell me it is going headed to the recycling center.

  • And hopefully it will never happen.

    I listened to a supposed car collector saying how he is planning to import one and legalize it under the gize of being a private museum piece. Supposedly, such cars get a special license and insurance, and are permitted to circulate from one show to another.

    Hopefully, it gets returned at the border.

  • Considering the size of it, it would be a monstrosity atop another.