Stephen Reynolds

My views only. I believe we are in the middle of a Technology revolution. Fear, nostalgia, culture wars and distrust of change are the plot points.

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@murpharoo It makes absolutely no sense. Yet I adore it. It makes one feel good and demonstrates that you genuinely care. The yes are now regarded as distant and out of touch while the no receive all the positive headlines.

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@KosSamaras According to your poll, the Greens should focus on the 39–49 age bracket. They should be able to accomplish this, in my opinion, but they currently lack a skilled, well-known person to secure cross-over support.

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@E_R_Sepulveda I see what you're trying to day but you're picking and choosing your argument. One simple response might be. Do disasters like fires, floods, and storms damage the poor?

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@BarramFrancis @QuixoticQuant continuing investments in coal and other fossil infrastructure will lead to higher emissions, making it harder to limit global warming to well below 2°C or 1.5°C

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@BarramFrancis @QuixoticQuant While it is true that coal power plants already have the infrastructure in place to distribute electricity to houses, making it a cost-effective solution in the short term (Reference: IPCC_AR6_WGIII_Chapter05, Page:62),

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@RotaryBloke @QuixoticQuant 5/5 for combating climate change in the
long term.

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@RotaryBloke @QuixoticQuant 4/n conditions, new investments in
coal-fired electricity without Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) are
inconsistent with limiting warming to well below 2°C. Therefore, while
upgrading coal power plants may seem cost-effective in the short term,
it is not a sustainable solution

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@samdunningo Surely making friends with any possible adversaries is the wisest course of action. Understand your neighbours.

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@wrong_jane @KosSamaras Nothing about Australia's first Nations is mentioned in your tweet, which is entirely about Labour, corporations, and unions. Just curious as to why?

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@KosSamaras Using your logic, if "Hey Hey it's Saturday" produced a TV programme called "Hey Hey it's Saturday and we're saying yes" with a large number of stars from the 1970s and 1980s, it would be a huge success.

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@alexgleith @KosSamaras @FionaPWME That's a very good question.

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@CaptainAdvance1 @LouiChristopher @susie1661 @JohnRHewson It's ironic, yet the word race serves as the crux of this tweet thread. There hasn't been any other defence offered. I'm sure I'm not the only one who wonders why. Do we as a country lack imagination or simply lack the ability to develop a counterargument?

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@TennantReed I have to reread this series of tweets. Quite a bit of data here. Thanks

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@KellyAlspals @adamlmorton @c_s_wallace @readfearn If I am an airline owner and wanted to fly my planes to and from Australia. By your reasoning, I must likewise construct a new runway to accommodate my planes.

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@TheLege2 @DavidPocock @AlboMP 4/4 that local responses can be more significant than the global temperature response (Page:57, Reference:IPCC_AR6_WGI_Chapter06).

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@TheLege2 @DavidPocock @AlboMP 3/n reducing CO2 emissions are not immediate and may not be detectable for a few decades due to natural climate variability (Page:90, Reference:IPCC_AR6_WGI_Chapter04). Furthermore, the impact of reducing emissions can be higher in regions subjected to rapid changes, indicating