Charlie Chuckles

Mechanical Engineer, Technology Advocate and Musician.

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@RBoehme86 @simonmaechling This is a good definition of the Dunning-Kruger syndrome.

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@PeterDClack What if the moon were made of cheese, and saturn from onion rings?

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@ABridgen The difference is that you are not a physicist, and you probably don't understand atmospheric physics.

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@GuntherEagleman When Donald leaves office, The Department of War will go back to being the Defense Department. The Trump Kennedy Center will go back to being the Kennedy Center. The Gulf of America will once again be the Gulf of Mexico. The unfinished East Wing will be rebuilt.

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@AbeL450000 @stokdog The numbers tell a different story - 10% of electricity in the USA is generated by wind.

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@BjornLomborg Fossil fuels are not a long term solution, for they are unsustainable

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@redpillb0t 30% of UK electricity is made by wind power - it's an economical solution. The statistics are irrefutable. Despite your claims, Wind power is just going to get larger.

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@GordonGChang Vietnam. Iraq. Iran. Another lie. Another war.

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@LLBiggers Fossil fuels are finite and will run out. They are unsustainable. There is no place for fossils in the future.

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@LibertyTom95 @Artemisfornow You need to be wary of who you listen to - all of these claims are incorrect. Yes, Spain is actively approving new solar projects as part of an, aggressive, and highly favorable policy environment aiming for 81% renewable electricity by 2030. Solar power does not cause pollution

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@real_DaveFPS @Logically_JC Norwegians pay less for healthcare that the US does (US health spending is 17% of GDP, while Norway is 10%).

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@Rhinopirate75 @Logically_JC Universal healthcare that's free at the point of service and paid parental leave is available in almost all of Europe, which has double the population of the US.

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@lynnemorvirat @Logically_JC The United States spends a significantly higher proportion of its GDP on healthcare compared to Norway, with US health spending using 16–17% of GDP, while Norway spends 10%.

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@jimmyjerkit @Logically_JC Only 10% of the population of Germany has private healthcare.

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@CaptK62 @Logically_JC Norway spends less on healthcare than the US does, as a % of GDP.

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@claddagh8105 @Logically_JC It's true that foreign nationals travel to the U.S. for medical treatment, however, it's 100,000 to 200,000 annually, and that's 0.03 % of the population of Europe.

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@CrzyChris78 @Logically_JC Norway's health service is consistently ranked among the best in the world, frequently placing in the top 5 globally for quality, patient safety, and efficiency. It features universal, tax-funded access, high patient satisfaction (92% feel well-served).

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@daveoreally @Logically_JC Universal healthcare and paid parental leave exists across almost all of Europe, which has twice the population of the USA.

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@Eeeeej22 @Logically_JC Norway's health service is consistently ranked among the best in the world, frequently placing in the top 5 globally for quality, patient safety, and efficiency. It features universal, tax-funded access, high patient satisfaction (92% feel well-served).

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@Trailor73 @Logically_JC Erm, Europe has more military personnel than the United States, with 1.5 million active troops compared to the US 1.3 million.