

Bad, because running all payments through banking system is a systemic safety risk.
If banking gets paralyzed like in Greece during debt crisis you’ll be fucked.


Bad, because running all payments through banking system is a systemic safety risk.
If banking gets paralyzed like in Greece during debt crisis you’ll be fucked.
Deep thoughts…
Being apart from the norm isn’t an indication of correctness or incorrectness
Being extremely apart of norm usually is.
majority of those who lived in socialist countries that dissolved socialism regret said dissolution
That’s just plainly wrong. Entire communism in Central-Eastern Europe was dissolved in 1988-90 through fair and democratic elections with overwhelming majority of people voting against communism. And I live in one of these states. Noone is missing that sick, perverted system.
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I hope for the exact opposite


He’ll never be persecuted. He’ll either die on the throne of old age or from getting backstabbed by FSB
Transplants were virtually impossible without immunosuppressants (unless between identical twins), because immune system was destroying any foreign tissue
How does two genomes work together in one body without immune system going haywire?


At that point it would be formally 4th commonwealth. Currently we’re 3rd


200 MW production line
What is this measure ffs. Is this power consumption of the facility or solar panel capacity delivery?


Is he in any way related to Roman?


That or communism


Fucking consumerism. Everyone really NEEDS brand new controller now. Because valve…
What’s the age for having a gun?
The Greeks didn’t need ET for the Colosseum


TBH this sounds pretty unnecessary if you have large scale electricity infrastructure already in place. Instead of transporting hydrogen, you can transport electricity for all usecases, not just fuel and fertilizer production.

Personal transport can be fixed with better urban design and EVs for the edge cases.
I’m literally the guy who lives in large EU city with excellent public transport, and who has no car and lives near the metro station to maximize all its benefits.
As a 100% public transport commuter I can tell you, the correct way do develop infrastructure is to have solid mix of car infrastructure with network of busses trams and metro integrated into it. You just can’t magically replace cars with busses, trams and metro for everyone. And car drivers will never going to be minority, because it’s impossible to replace flexibility of the car.
A good amount of aircraft can be replaced with high speed rail or sleeper trains.
High speed trains have the tiny issue of super expensive infrastructure that has to be built and maintained, while you can make airport almost anywhere. Would I want EU wide unified high speed train infrastructure that allows travel from Warsaw to Paris in few hours? Hell yes I would. But I have no delusions that you can make rail everywhere because costs are just too high, and flexibility isn’t good enough for all use cases.

Exactly. You aren’t likely to electrify Boeing 747 Jumbojet. Same goes with marine transport and truck transport.
Whole idea is to cripple cash payments. You’re not doing the economy a favor by crippling the most redundant payment system