How are the non-capitalist societies doing in this front? I don’t mean uncontacted indigenous tribes that are too small to make a difference. I mean large nations of millions of people that function with non-capitalist economies.
If we narrow down to only the countries who have successfully implemented democratically controlled production, what is their carbon footprint like? Then we can extrapolate from those model nations to determine how it would impact the globe as a whole.
The researchers used extracted human molars as an ex vivo model, first etching their enamel or dentine surfaces with acid to mimic different stages of tooth erosion. They then applied a single coating of the biomimetic elastin-like recombinamer (ELR) gel and let it dry. Finally, the teeth were immersed in carefully controlled mineralization baths that replicated the ionic environment of saliva.
Keep in mind this hasn’t been shown to actually help teeth in someone’s mouth.
I understand what you meant now.
I think you meant digital zoom. Optical zooming is done before the picture is taken.
Ha ha ha ha. You dumb bastard. It’s not a schooner. It’s a sailboat.
What about Wednesday?
The “End Construction” signs you sometimes see on the side of the road aren’t actually protesting growth.
You only get to decide one tenth of what other people do.
Semantics are for children. Straight up contradiction is where mature people say “No it isn’t” to each other to really practice being annoying.
Sure, if you don’t mind breeding vegetables for your own greedy enjoyment, I guess you can get on a high horse just because you don’t also abuse animals.
It’s the Maduro playbook.
Belief in and support for Universal Basic Income.
Is it just that they don’t want politics on r/space?
What you’re really describing sounds like a deeper fear: that AI might absorb your creativity - your decisions, your refinements, your “style” - without permission. That’s a valid and serious cultural concern.
If models are trained on massive amounts of human creative work (often scraped from the web), then yes - society faces a collective version of this “soul stealing,” where human creativity feeds a machine that imitates it. The ethical debate is still ongoing, and new laws and technical standards are emerging to address it (e.g., data provenance, opt-out tags, content authenticity).
Did you try asking AI?
I amend my request to include countries which don’t recognize the term “economy” as well.