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New Theories / Re: An essay in futility, too long to read :)
« on: Today at 15:18:55 »
We're brain dead, and that include most of us, scientist or not. Stuck in this bubble with no way out. As long as you keep playing this game.
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New Theories / Re: An essay in futility, too long to read :)
« on: Today at 15:17:49 »
We're funny, and stuck in this bubble. What we call adapting is the above, all of it. If it gets too warm, dig down f.ex. Is that how you want to live? On a dead planet? But we call it 'adapting', just as that bunker will come to be once we go to war.
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New Theories / Re: An essay in futility, too long to read :)
« on: Today at 15:10:00 »
And using New Zeealand as your new choice of habitat may be more questionable than you think. https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/aug/04/theres-still-a-choice-new-zealands-melting-glaciers-show-the-human-fingerprints-of-climate-change
You can always build a bunker though, with AC.
You can always build a bunker though, with AC.
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New Theories / Re: An essay in futility, too long to read :)
« on: Today at 15:04:26 »
So we can use remote imagining from satellites, gps etc. Suddenly we have a wealth of information at our fingertips, no place too remote. Does this mean we have control over our earth?
Nope
Forget it, what defines this is no satellites, it's you.
Nope
Forget it, what defines this is no satellites, it's you.
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New Theories / Re: An essay in futility, too long to read :)
« on: Today at 14:55:31 »
81,540 Sweden Total Deaths 5,760
9,362 Norway Total Deaths 256
9,362 Norway Total Deaths 256
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New Theories / Re: An essay in futility, too long to read :)
« on: Today at 14:18:22 »
I'm serious. You and me both are failing. Our species are failing not only ourselves but our whole earth. We're somewhat like those old egomaniacs taking their whole world with them in their deaths. It really sux to belong to this species.
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New Theories / Re: An essay in futility, too long to read :)
« on: Today at 14:04:48 »
then we have those biochemist's etc, that think that the way out of this to grow cell cultures in a vat, making 'meat'. Others think that 'mono farming' earth is what will save us, or that us running away from a extinction to the stars is the way to behave.
you're so failed
you're so failed
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New Theories / Re: An essay in futility, too long to read :)
« on: Today at 13:57:18 »
We should be happy there are no interstellar institution of law and justice. If it existed humanity would go to jail, for the rest of their life's. We would all be accessories.
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New Theories / Re: An essay in futility, too long to read :)
« on: Today at 13:50:23 »
And that's why you should bother. Why Mc Donalds etc, becomes so very questionable. Not because you should become a vegetarian, because the way we treat those sharing this planet with us. And the way we corrupt our earths food chains existing. The way we think we're the 'crown of existence'.
We're very, very, very stupid. Just take a look at those lawyers and judges.
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We're very, very, very stupid. Just take a look at those lawyers and judges.
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New Theories / Re: An essay in futility, too long to read :)
« on: Today at 13:41:48 »
Here's a honest question " how did we end up with this system? "
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/aug/04/one-thing-ive-learned-about-modern-farming-we-shouldnt-do-it-like-this
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/aug/04/one-thing-ive-learned-about-modern-farming-we-shouldnt-do-it-like-this
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New Theories / Re: An essay in futility, too long to read :)
« on: Today at 13:33:33 »
This is the way we go extinct.
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New Theories / Re: An essay in futility, too long to read :)
« on: Today at 13:29:04 »
You're so f*ed :)
Ahh, the politics and lawyering of it will make me roll on the floor, laughing. Yep, I'm evil.
Ahh, the politics and lawyering of it will make me roll on the floor, laughing. Yep, I'm evil.
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New Theories / Re: An essay in futility, too long to read :)
« on: Today at 13:26:12 »
You might want to argue that as Tesco is a cooperation originating from the United Kingdom they still could be held responsible. But that should be without admitting 'fair competition' in the marketplace, isn't it? If USA act without morals and conscience, only defining it by profits, it will put European companies in peril. And what if USA find Tesco blameless although the UK defines it differently. Where will their new headquarter and taxes go?
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New Theories / Re: An essay in futility, too long to read :)
« on: Today at 13:04:32 »
It's never too late to use ones mind. Won't promise you it will make you happier but it is healthy for you, and me.
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New Theories / Re: An essay in futility, too long to read :)
« on: Today at 13:00:00 »
And you still feel we're on the right path?
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New Theories / Re: An essay in futility, too long to read :)
« on: Today at 12:55:31 »
So USA, that long has acted as the sole interpreter of justice may leave them of the hook. Which then will mean that Tesco has no formal responsibility for anything happening by their chain of suppliers. And as they won't buy if the prices are lower somewhere else, and as the 'farmers' want to sell, the Amazons will be burned down..
" In response to Greenpeace’s claims that the company is indirectly sourcing cattle from farms in the Amazon involved in deforestation, a spokesperson said: “All JBS subsidiary companies adhere to strict responsible procurement policies throughout their supply chains and share our dedication to eliminating deforestation for good.”
After Mt Trumps new judges lay down their verdict Tesco doesn't even have to defend itself, or any ' subsidiary companies ' if I get it right here. The blame will be placed on those that needs to sell, not those that make it possible by buying.
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/aug/05/tesco-urged-to-ditch-meat-company-over-alleged-links-to-amazon-deforestation
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( No, didn't really mean to rebrand Mister Trump as Mount Trump. Sometimes my sub conscious is funnier than me).
" In response to Greenpeace’s claims that the company is indirectly sourcing cattle from farms in the Amazon involved in deforestation, a spokesperson said: “All JBS subsidiary companies adhere to strict responsible procurement policies throughout their supply chains and share our dedication to eliminating deforestation for good.”
After Mt Trumps new judges lay down their verdict Tesco doesn't even have to defend itself, or any ' subsidiary companies ' if I get it right here. The blame will be placed on those that needs to sell, not those that make it possible by buying.
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/aug/05/tesco-urged-to-ditch-meat-company-over-alleged-links-to-amazon-deforestation
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( No, didn't really mean to rebrand Mister Trump as Mount Trump. Sometimes my sub conscious is funnier than me).
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New Theories / Re: An essay in futility, too long to read :)
« on: Today at 12:41:21 »
You could call it one of the ways that this game forms you, and your laws.
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New Theories / Re: An essay in futility, too long to read :)
« on: Today at 12:36:10 »
And one more thing about it. I think none of those arguing now, from the lawyers to the heads of those cooperation's thinks that slavery still is okay. So the only reason for them arguing are profits. And that's funny, isn't it. Maybe it should be my joke for the day?
It's not about morality, or any sense of justice and fairness. It's about profits, and profits are what defines you, right?
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It's not about morality, or any sense of justice and fairness. It's about profits, and profits are what defines you, right?
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weird, my spellchecker runs wild.
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New Theories / Re: An essay in futility, too long to read :)
« on: Today at 12:15:36 »
And here's another little lovely tidbit. " US corporations could be able to commit human rights violations overseas with almost no legal sanction, effectively turning the US into a “safe haven” for corporate abusers, campaign groups fear."
It's about a law from 1789, yep, pretty old , that " has been widely used by foreign victims of slavery, trafficking and other abuses to claim redress in US courts. The possible change arises from a legal challenge by multinational firms Nestlé and Cargill to a ruling that allowed a lawsuit lodged under the disputed Alien Tort Statute to be brought against them for “aiding and abetting” forced labour in Ivory Coast’s cocoa industry "
On one side we treat those entities just as if they were individuals. The only thing differing that you can't take this 'entity' to jail, you can dismantle it, shame it, you can tell it to stop. But there is no one to fix a responsibility on. So they have all the advantages of us ordinary humans, without the responsibility.
Or expressed this way: You don't go to jail just because your multinational firm kept slaves somewhere else. If you were the one doing it though, and found out...
The idea came from Sweden, once upon a time, if I remember right and was a way to make people invest without having to take responsibility for what may happen with goods etc. And the whole world loved it.
So on one side they have all, and more, flexibility of action without conscience than you do. You will be held responsible, you will go to jail. On the other Nestlé and Cargil now argue that as they not are 'individuals', even though treated as ones legally, they shouldn't be held responsible.
It was that way for a long time, and they would luv to go back to it.
https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2020/aug/05/us-could-become-safe-haven-for-corporate-abusers-activists-warn
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Called 'aktie bolag' in Swedish. In English, stock companies, limited companies, limited liability companies, incorporated companies, joint stock companies, joint-stock company private corporation. As we say in Sweden ' A beloved child has many names'.
It's about a law from 1789, yep, pretty old , that " has been widely used by foreign victims of slavery, trafficking and other abuses to claim redress in US courts. The possible change arises from a legal challenge by multinational firms Nestlé and Cargill to a ruling that allowed a lawsuit lodged under the disputed Alien Tort Statute to be brought against them for “aiding and abetting” forced labour in Ivory Coast’s cocoa industry "
On one side we treat those entities just as if they were individuals. The only thing differing that you can't take this 'entity' to jail, you can dismantle it, shame it, you can tell it to stop. But there is no one to fix a responsibility on. So they have all the advantages of us ordinary humans, without the responsibility.
Or expressed this way: You don't go to jail just because your multinational firm kept slaves somewhere else. If you were the one doing it though, and found out...
The idea came from Sweden, once upon a time, if I remember right and was a way to make people invest without having to take responsibility for what may happen with goods etc. And the whole world loved it.
So on one side they have all, and more, flexibility of action without conscience than you do. You will be held responsible, you will go to jail. On the other Nestlé and Cargil now argue that as they not are 'individuals', even though treated as ones legally, they shouldn't be held responsible.
It was that way for a long time, and they would luv to go back to it.
https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2020/aug/05/us-could-become-safe-haven-for-corporate-abusers-activists-warn
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Called 'aktie bolag' in Swedish. In English, stock companies, limited companies, limited liability companies, incorporated companies, joint stock companies, joint-stock company private corporation. As we say in Sweden ' A beloved child has many names'.
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New Theories / Re: An essay in futility, too long to read :)
« on: Today at 11:49:20 »
witches and hedge witches was clearly misunderstood in middle ages,, at least in some places. https://www.nytimes.com/2005/10/22/us/historians-and-scholars-produce-new-picture-of-witches-and-witchhunts.html
They actually had something going for them. ' garlic, onion, English wine and cow’s bile.'
https://www.theguardian.com/science/shortcuts/2020/jul/29/saved-by-the-saxons-the-disgusting-10th-century-potion-that-could-beat-superbugs
And I particularity enjoyed this “Mr President, we’ve found a coronavirus cure! Start stockpiling mugwort!”
They actually had something going for them. ' garlic, onion, English wine and cow’s bile.'
https://www.theguardian.com/science/shortcuts/2020/jul/29/saved-by-the-saxons-the-disgusting-10th-century-potion-that-could-beat-superbugs
And I particularity enjoyed this “Mr President, we’ve found a coronavirus cure! Start stockpiling mugwort!”