@asymmetricinfo A lot of summer day camps have the primary goal of plugging a gap in child care while school's out for summer. The fact that your kid might learn to ride a bike in the process is a nice side benefit.
@mattgurney The Trump administration appears to be applying a corollary of the George Costanza philosophy of lying: it's not a violation of the ceasefire if you don't treat it as a violation of the ceasefire.
@mattgurney This is valid, in a world "where electric vehicles and heat pumps powered by wing and solar are cheaper..." Also valid in a world where everybody owns a pink unicorn that can use magic to fly you where you want to go. Neither seems to accurately describe *this* world.
@HSmythe10@mattgurney Non-nuclear subs aren't going to be operating under ice in any serious way, so it's a moot point. AIP propulsion systems will usually give a sub <6 knots of speed and an endurance of a few days before surfacing. They'll at most be able to operate near the edge of the ice pack.
@catgirlprostate There's also trace uranium in coal, and more uranium is actually emitted by burning coal to generate power than used in generating a comparable amount of energy with nuclear fission. So there you go: don't bury the waste, just grind it into a fine powder and spray it everywhere.
@JonahDispatch I love how the comments all start talking about "time blindness" as if it's some sort of untreatable medical condition. Every smart device has got some sort of calendar with alert functions; most can automatically calculate travel time. That's your bionic eye, kids.
@JonahDispatch I want to believe that there's a modernist conference room on the top floor with high-backed chairs where Obama holds court wearing a Nehru jacket while stroking a cat...
"Canada’s defense industrial strategy is, unfortunately, just a jobs program"
https://t.co/xDhlmbxbAu
"money pushed through a system that puts industrial returns ahead of operational timelines does not buy more military capability. It buys more spending."
@WadeintheYYC@jengerson Sounds more like you've got a gripe with the UK prime minister and cabinet rather than the central bank governor responsible for monetary policy.
@jengerson I think a more apt comparison would be separatists and guys who get divorced in a mid-life crisis. They imagine life will be so much easier, all the cool stuff he'll get to do, and the hot chicks he can date. Reality is a sad apartment watching golf alone on TV.