I guess some anti-booing tech will be deployed this year as well.
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So according to statista in 2023 global emissions were 37.5 billions of tons, and exponentially growing since 1944.
In the article they say they can remove 36,000 tons of CO2 and the goal is
For the world to achieve "carbon neutrality" by 2050, "we should be removing something like six to 16 billion tons of CO2 per year from the air,"
That's a drop in the bucket alright. Sustainability and capitalism (with its embedded exponential growth) cannot coexist.
His brain is so toxic that the unfortunate worm died of poisoning.
Is it a type of irony, a type of consistency, or both?
Milosevic's trial was also in Hague but by a different court. See:
Comparing the ICTY and the ICC: Some Procedural and Substantive Issues
Great question, hadn't thought about it this way.
Well it looks there is a list of people detained by the International Criminal Court, not too sure what their positions or titles were tho.
Totally. Maybe something like have been doing for decades would be closer to reality.
I wouldn't hold my breath. For mtgox it took a decade like to start doing so. Centralized finance sucks by default.
In the link I provided above it says something very similar:
While it had many strains historically, the Zionism that took hold and stands today is a settler-colonial movement, establishing an apartheid state where Jews have more rights than others. Our own history teaches us how dangerous this can be.
Palestinian dispossession and occupation are by design. [...]
Apart from that when you say There's probably a lot of flavors of Zionism that you'd agree with I must inform you that this is not the case.
Ok, I'll try to explain then.
There is no crypto without a blockchain, and blockchains live on the internet. Btw the projects that are worth in this environment are decentralized.
Federal courts in the US are passing laws and these laws are valid only in the US. They don't threaten the survival of the "crypto industry" cause they live on the internet, not in the US. It just makes it harder to create a legit project in the US, or if you are a user you will need a VPN to access some sites that are not available in the country you live in.
This is why there is binance.com (for almost everywhere, except US) and binance.us (only for the US). This article fails to mention this difference so claiming that:
The cryptocurrency industry is counting on the federal courts to survive
makes it clear to me that the author has no understanding of how crypto works. That's my good faith take on this article.
His narrative is hilarious. Not me, everybody else