PaulCoelho @[email protected]

#delicense an oil major. supply demand truther.

[PaulCoelho @[email protected] @Individkid]

Some personal news, I've said it before, but this time, I've proved the sample theorem, that each linear sidedness space has euclidean spaces that classify to it. Before I was trying to prove by contradiction of a boundary through the apex regions of a simplex.

[Dr. Genevieve Guenther (she/they) 🪬 @DoctorVive]

"Because Tesla sells only EVs, they receive lots of carbon credits from governments—$1.5 billion worth in 2021, to be exact—which they then sell to other car companies."

Timely and typically brilliant iconoclasm from ⁦@emorwee⁩: https://t.co/iL7rMniPMS

[PaulCoelho @[email protected] @Individkid]

Climate neoliberals scoff at externalities and claim the economy would grind to a halt if we internalized the KeelingCurve. As usual, there is a kernel of truth in their lies. Putting a price on risk would indeed crash the economy, as it does each business cycle. #delicense one.

[Mosquito Capital @MosquitoCapital]

I've seen a lot of people asking "why does everyone think Twitter is doomed?"

As an SRE and sysadmin with 10+ years of industry experience, I wanted to write up a few scenarios that are real threats to the integrity of the bird site over the coming weeks.

[PaulCoelho @[email protected] @Individkid]

@roderickgraham It's the individual that's getting the short end of the stick. Unless society can start making life easier for individuals, instead of worse like it is, it needs to be rebalanced, starting by growing unemployment insurance and shrinking BigOil. #delicense an oil major.

[PaulCoelho @[email protected] @Individkid]

@JuliePitta GrowSF is neoliberal; it should be call ShrinkSFGovernment. You can't build more housing "at all price points" and expect the prices to go down. Even spending money no longer there, because of proposition 13 that GrowSF would have championed, will increase prices.

[PaulCoelho @[email protected] @Individkid]

Here's to all those that blocked me (no order): MMann, that Drawdown guy, EricHolthaus of all people, Tricksy Raccoon, that conservative Canadian climate scientist, the original YIMBY MatthewLewis, the Bloomberg sycophant NoahSmith. I wish there were a feature to find them all.

[PaulCoelho @[email protected] @Individkid]

@ne0liberal ElonTrump is a neoliberal

[PaulCoelho @[email protected] @Individkid]

@pickover zero

[PaulCoelho @[email protected] @Individkid]

@Se7enball @myname93353387 @Hamdamlam @cafreiman You think BigOil’s darling Republicans want less control? They want control, but only for the purpose of more control. Voters want control to help individuals. BigOil just wants to survive, at whatever cost to the individual. Brainless BigOil is aligned with brainless GOP.

[PaulCoelho @[email protected] @Individkid]

@Se7enball @myname93353387 @Hamdamlam @cafreiman Not protected? They are subsidized, not because voters mandated that, but because politicians realized they can give a party unfair advantage. It’s no surprise they prop up the party that was collapsing. Collapsing institutions love company.

[PaulCoelho @[email protected] @Individkid]

@GeneralLiu1 @the_transit_guy So you are a climate denier as well as an astroturfed neoliberal local government hating europhile YIMBY. That supports my belief that you are all BigOil loyalist stooges. #delicense an oil major.

[PaulCoelho @[email protected] @Individkid]

That’s the one I could not remember that blocked me long ago, long before I realized YIMBYs are astroturfed neoliberals at the local level. He claimed BigAuto is worse than BigOil, offered me a beer, ignored my acceptance, and blocked me.

[Harlo Pippenger 🥕🛠🎀 @PippengerHarlo]

comms director moment

[PaulCoelho @[email protected] @Individkid]

@Se7enball @myname93353387 @Hamdamlam @cafreiman Nope. Competition just makes companies more set in their ways. The biggest industry is fossil fuel. It is the most competitive. It does the most harm.

[PaulCoelho @[email protected] @Individkid]

@Se7enball @myname93353387 @Hamdamlam @cafreiman Even before unlimited political spending, corporations had more rights than individuals, because workers can be fired, but corporations can't. I'm just saying let voters decide if a company does more harm than good, instead of leaving it up to the corporation itself.

[PaulCoelho @[email protected] @Individkid]

@Se7enball @myname93353387 @Hamdamlam @cafreiman Who said anything about ID? That and gerrymandering are another problem. What I'm objecting to is you raising the rights of corporations above those of individuals.

[PaulCoelho @[email protected] @Individkid]

@Se7enball @myname93353387 @Hamdamlam @cafreiman It does not help the USA to restrict voting, including what voters consider to be unnecessary. In fact, it's a direct violation of human rights. You don't want to live here. You want to live on Mars.

[PaulCoelho @[email protected] @Individkid]

@Se7enball @myname93353387 @Hamdamlam @cafreiman I keep telling you; one fewer oil major in the USA would help, not hurt the USA. Not only would it increase necessary products by reducing status symbols, it would also reduce meddling, by getting money out of politics.

[PaulCoelho @[email protected] @Individkid]

@epicciuto I kinda like the experiments of Stanislas Dehaene; it explains a lot.

[PaulCoelho @[email protected] @Individkid]

@Se7enball @myname93353387 @Hamdamlam @cafreiman good. go base somewhere else.

[PaulCoelho @[email protected] @Individkid]

@Se7enball @myname93353387 @Hamdamlam @cafreiman Every corporation is beholden to the state, because currency is sovereign; I don't make the rules.