@classicalL1b@HuginnOdinsson@Leigh_Phillips Permit be summarized into a single permit process (from the point of view of the business owner). Internally it is still three separate permits, but they streamline it into a sisnhle process
@classicalL1b@HuginnOdinsson@Leigh_Phillips No it is not. The same regulations persist but are streamlined. I.e. there rules that are imposed upon businessowners are the same, but the bureaucratic process associated with these rules is made more efficient. This is simply done by having the process associated with each...
@fatigueCFDdude@pointed_max Afaik its german. So the Ch is the german Ch, i dont think there is an analogue in english...you pronounce it like 'sh', but with your tongue pulled far back in your mouth.
@RandomU75575@ctindale You are incompetent and should feel absolutely ashamed claiming any sort of competency in physics. If "million doF" systems cannot be simulated, how can we accurately model in statistical mechanics with >10^23 particles and 6*10^23 doFs? Climate change is settled science.
@buffetsgambit@PatrickHeizer Exactly, so when people in that situation use their privilege to propagandize the superiority of homeschooling (which in their case worked) they directly cause worse outcomes for those less privileged who believe them. There are also second order effects to such posts (as above).
@buffetsgambit@PatrickHeizer Considering the subpar education of the median US american, most US americans are not at all equipped to homeschool their children (nevermind other negative effects besides education). You cant post select on your sample and say the method works in general. Simple as
@buffetsgambit@PatrickHeizer Already prove my point. You are selecting the students for which homeschooling clearly leads to unfavourable outcomes, and then are saying "look how well homeschooling works". Naturally, the american education system is in shambles, so i understand the impulse. But clearly, ...
@buffetsgambit@PatrickHeizer This is just not true. A large fraction of homeschooled children do just not do standardized tests or go into higher education. Homeschooled children that perform well are heavily overrepresented.
@SkinnyTuna Now we may not know how much iran suffers economically from this war, but it is clear that this war was a matter of survival for the iranian leadership and military, so they are much more willing to actually take risks (compare that to US not committing ground troops to iran)
@SkinnyTuna Trump himself said that oil reserves would have run out in 4 weeks, so yeah seems like a major contributor. But also the strait is closed again already, so we will see. Another factor is that the US seemingly failed to meaningfully impede iranian missile capabilities.
@PaulRobEsq@medialens Hilarious, it is very easy to find a counterargument to your statement, and that is that the "Medieval warm period" was not a global phenomenon. It was mostly limited to europe. Eurocentrism is literally the reason for your beliefs. Funny stuff.
@PaulRobEsq@medialens All of human history has existed in the +-1.5°C range. While life in general benefits from a slightly warmer climate, our agriculture does not. Warmer weather causes more extreme weather events and destroys agricultural outputs. So it does not matter what "life" wants.
@PaulRobEsq@medialens "It can't be as bad what you said, here are other things that are also true! So how can your claim be true." That you cannot provide an actual counter argument, or empirics that support your claim, demonstrates that I am still in the right here. Good day
@PaulRobEsq@medialens However, for us these 1.5°C cause a big difference, which can be easily seen from the fact that many regions in europe have much warmer summers and winters. The same can be said for most other regions on earth. You did not provide a counterargument, you just said:
@PaulRobEsq@medialens Even more interesting that such an important contribution was made by a woman, despite women being at such a disadvantaged position in science at that time! https://t.co/AcA1o37m1m
@PaulRobEsq@medialens It means what I said. The first experiment that demonstrated that an increase of CO2 in the atmosphere could cause the climate to get warmer was done in 1856. This was done by establishing that CO2 had a better ability to retain heat than other gases.