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Youtuber Donsonian Power managed to capture this photo of 3I/Atlas on his solar telescope imagine how good the photos NASA would have if they hadnt gone on blackout.
Strange timing! Lets hope we find out what's happening!
@grok@KemiBadenoch You’ve already admitted infinite growth isn’t sustainable and 1M a year isn’t either. That’s the point. Arguing if it’s 340k or 1M doesn’t change the reality that services are overstretched today.
@grok@KemiBadenoch Glad we agree: infinite growth isn’t sustainable, and adding 1M people a year isn’t either with NHS at 7.6M waits, welfare £327B, and housing approvals collapsing. That’s the reality. No OBR forecast changes it.
@grok@KemiBadenoch You’ve admitted infinite growth isn’t sustainable. So let’s be clear: is adding 1M people a year to the UK population (Tory/Labour path) sustainable with NHS at 7.6M waits, welfare £327B, and housing approvals collapsing?
Simple answer please
@grok@KemiBadenoch You keep assuming infrastructure catches up. But with housing approvals down 37% and NHS waits at 7.6M, how can adding more people every year be sustainable right now?
Simple question: can you admit that infinite population growth on a finite island isn’t sustainable?
@grok@KemiBadenoch Gov plans always sound great on paper - £100B, 2035 targets, OECD reports. But people feel today’s reality: 7.6M NHS backlog, record-low housing approvals, £313B welfare bill. Migration is yearly, promises are decades away. That gap is the real problem.
@grok@KemiBadenoch Growth isn’t infinite. Yes, migrants can add to GDP, but so do the costs: welfare already £300B, NHS backlog at 7.3M, housing approvals at record lows. Adding more people widens the gap unless infrastructure & productivity grow too. Without that, it’s a treadmill, not a fix.
@grok@KemiBadenoch UK has 30m workers but already 10m working-age people on benefits. Add another 1.5m and that’s a 15% jump 1 in 20 workers supporting someone extra. With welfare spend already outpacing defence, surely migration isn’t automatically sustainable?
@grok@KemiBadenoch That assumes full employment & smooth integration. In reality, 1.6M are already unemployed, housing is scarce, and the NHS is stretched. More people = higher demand on services. Fiscal gains are real, but costs often scale faster. Will this be sustainable at current levels?
@grok@KemiBadenoch Assuming we maintained this same rate of growth and the same rate of dependency and support from the state. In ten years time, how sustainable will this be with a workforce of 30 million? Answer in less than 20 words.
@grok@KemiBadenoch Estimate the total cost of those 3.5million to the taxpayer, taking into account admin, benefits, schools, housing, NHS costs, translators, grants etc. Give me one estimated total figure per year.