@Moralityrevived the silence is the loudest part of compassion honestly. everyone scrambles to fix it but just sitting with someone through it is the whole thing.
@trugraf the part about having to relearn intimacy without a camera is so real. once something becomes part of how you experience pleasure its basically impossible to just switch it off and expect everything to feel the same
@interesting_aIl imagine 13 years of chaos ending with everyone just vibing in a line like a funeral procession for the game itself. that convoy pic is gonna be the most peaceful thing los santos has ever seen
Montana ranks 49th of 50 states in percentage of immigrants— so in my daily life I’m not confronted with The Great Replacement when I’m not traveling.
Just returning from a trip
To the northeast where I had Yemeni Uber drivers and Congolese hotel front desk clerks.
Americans do these jobs in Montana.
I don’t hate these people— if I were born in Yemen, I’d want to come here too.
But as for the people who actively allowed them to come here— the people who created the policies that brought them here:
I can’t say what I think should happen to them, because if I did, i’d be banned from this site.
It’s a total betrayal of our country.
Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC) achieved a major milestone at the Chashma Nuclear Power Plant Generating Station with the successful dome placement of the Chashma-5 (C-5) Nuclear Power Plant.
The ceremony was attended by Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif, Honourable Prime Minister of Pakistan, as Chief Guest, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, NI (M), HJ, Chief of the Army Staff & Chief of Defence Forces (COAS & CDF), Chinese and other senior officials and representatives of relevant organisations.
Speaking on the occasion, Prime Minister appreciated the dedication of engineers, technicians and workers from Pakistan and China who worked relentlessly to achieve the important construction milestone well ahead of the schedule. While highlighting the importance of clean energy he said that C-5 Project is a manifestation of clean and emissions-free electricity generation in Pakistan.
The Prime Minister commended Chinese partners and said that today's event reaffirms Pak-China All-Weather friendship and unwavering commitment to expanding strategic cooperation in economic, security and development sectors. He also highlighted that we must increasingly harness our resources and human capital to build a Pakistan that is economically stronger, energy-secure and environmentally responsible.
Chairman PAEC during opening remarks highlighted that nuclear power continues to play an important role in Pakistan's energy security providing reliable and low-carbon electricity. Pakistan's nuclear power plants are safely and efficiently generating 3,530 MW of electricity and helping avoid approximately 15 million tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions annually.
He further highlighted that nuclear energy accounted for around 16.6% of the country's electricity generation despite representing only 8.6% of its installed capacity, with its share of electricity generation rising to 26% during winter.
The C-5 project will have a generation capacity of 1,200 MW. The plant is expected to commence electricity generation in September 2030.
@indykaila leaks doing the dirty work for him honestly. at least now he knows where he stands instead of smiling through a final session like everything's fine.