It dawned on me this morning, as I scrolled, that not everyone's time line may be as specific as mine is. Climate aware people will not be surprised at this🧵but those who have been ignoring it, denying it, or thinking it won't happen here, or soon.
It is.
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Been thinking about #Teixeria's fast arrest in the #IntelligenceLeak case and how it showcases the changing nature and rising power of open-source intel. A thread.
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This thread is 17 pages of people posting "yes" to the question of: "have all those ppl been playing free DF for 25 years and just waiting for an opportunity to pay $30?"
The survey form is available here https://t.co/IcdU4mgonR and you can enter your results online or email/post the form to me at the end of the survey. (entering your counts via our website saves us a lot of staff time...)
Fair article from @killianwoods which @otrosnosotros & I were happy to contribute to.
Despite claims by some self-titled “yimbys”; “nimby” bogeymen aren’t blocking housing.
This is a myth to deflect from failed policies of deregulation of housing.
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Musk has dumped $13bn of debt onto Twitter's company account, increasing the interest repayments from $51m to $1bn a year. Its entire gross income is c. $700m a year. Its net income is negative & it doesn't receive gov. subsidies that kept similarly loss-making Telsa alive