porcoesphino

I’m on a phone (swipe autocomplete) and it was 4am when I couldn’t sleep (poor proofing)? You got upvote’s, impressive. <- Left another there for you

I only really asked because of the upvotes. It’s a bit upsetting how pessimistic the audience is

It’s been great traveling the world and seeing more and more solar installations. There is a long tail for things like aviation and plenty of chemistry but the world is changing. It would be nice if less governments were voted in that were anti the transition but progress is still being made

Legislation for solar roofs on car parks is a great start. It’s a win-win for space usage, just a more expensive installation. Korea just did some

??

Both authors seem to be alive:

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hannah_Ritchie
• https://github.com/pabloarosado

Is this a pessimistic joke like movie’s where someone creates cold fusion so the government is after them to cover it up?

And I think its 32% or basically 1/3rd of the population that voted for Trump

Edit

Here’s the maths using numbers from the above article so people can tell me where I’m wrong:

77,303,568/((77,303,568+75,019,230)/0.641)

With 36% choosing they didn’t care enough to vote:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024_United_States_presidential_election

I get the condescending thing you’re going for but this is lost on me:

Instead of talking about that, you’re going to reply with a story about the lack of education in America.

Its basic maths. A sample of one.

Also, what the fuck?

Where am I debating? I’m asking for information because I would love to have more information. Some random declaring something isn’t really information. I honestly wouldn’t be surprised if the poster was mostly right. I’m not here to split hairs, I’m just curious and the reply doubled down with a non-answer

That’s not very statistically relevant.

Also… why reddit when we’re using Lemmy commenting on a channel designed for news links? Repeat your prompt for me?

Any chance you have some data to show how accurate that is? And, are you making a global statement, or just one about Georgia?

Governments don’t own most media. For private companies that rely on money, clickthrough rates decrease for events that continue and that has to be one contribution for the decrease