If you only had any idea how wrong that statement was, I'm over here dying with laughter.Originally Posted by 1/32 man
The Majestic Metal Wizard
If you only had any idea how wrong that statement was, I'm over here dying with laughter.
Physics; Thou art a cruel, heartless Bitch-of-a-Mistress
Aio ki te Aorangi
Of course I am, couldn't you tell.
They're all hate spreaders.
I didn't think!!! I experimented!!!
Geriatric hoon
Musk and Kushner at the World Cup Final. This picture is appearing all over the world, I wonder if he thinks it breaches one of his new definitions of doxxing.
There is a grey blur, and a green blur. I try to stay on the grey one. - Joey Dunlop
Weekend cruiser
No, I can never be sure of things on line.Of course I am, couldn't you tell.
They're all hate spreaders.
Can you tell I am a libtard snowflake?
Aio ki te Aorangi
Me neither, hence I give a shit not about the source so long as the information fits.
I couldn't. Thought I was projecting.
Rasta Ratskins
Does anybody else find it ironic that these cunts are trying to lord it over our kiwi farmers, given that their country has historically marched around the world fucking over every culture they came into contact with for their own selfish gains?
Fuckem, we have hungry people in this country that can eat their wares, and prob the farmers will get the same money. (Or, should)
https://www.stuff.co.nz/business/far...ealand-farmers
Only a Rat can win a Rat Race!
Anorak
Nz are the worlds most efficient dairy farmers in regards to carbon footprint anyway. By only about 50%
Meats also right up there as well in top few percent.
To counter some less then scrupulous lobby groups start unscientific campaigns like "food miles."
Tescos one seems legit. Science based at least.
Its all about the story.
Tesco was the one selling 60% horse meat "beef" burgers
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-21418342
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/...public-secrecy
Poms aye
Kinky is using a feather. Perverted is using the whole chicken
The Majestic Metal Wizard
As a former Brit....
"Fuck Tescos"
(Co-Op or ASDA)
Physics; Thou art a cruel, heartless Bitch-of-a-Mistress
Aio ki te Aorangi
You probably won't, but you should probably come to terms with this, because this is the sort of thing they're dealing with/responding to. I've seen a couple of stories regarding UK councils considering shutting towns down to assess average/likely environmental impacts of towns/cities around the UK. I believe Kate's Donut is doing the rounds.
Anyhoo. The graphic in the link shows how sustainable countries are considered to be. Not so long ago the U.K. was on par with, if not slightly worse than NZ. But NZ has slipped from May 5th (from memory) to April 19th in the last 3 or 4 years, while the U.K. has moved slightly. Plant trees and you get carbon credits that make you greener. Planting trees etc... as some form of carbon offset generates lots of 'required' busybodies which will help create jobs and stimulate the economy under the guise of doing the right thing, whilst giving off the illusion that something is actually being done. The greens recently won the legal right to essentially put companies out of business who aren't toeing the line after 2030. Whether ya'll like it or not, the illusionists are coming with new economics and financial systems and, well, I'll leave it there. It's all inherently a band aid shielding virtue signalling, coz those who can afford to pollute (as more go out of business and monopolies form as a natural consequence of not being able to carbon offset your small business) will continue to pollute and simply pay a fine... and so on and so forth. Must cost a lot of credits to ship meat from one end of the world to the other... which is a pretty unnecessary act in and of itself let alone when yer woefully unsustainable. Long road ahead. I'd rather we stopped wasting essential resources on non-essential goods/services, coz then we don't have to fuck around with food systems outwith making them better and so on and so forth.
Ready or not, here it comes.
Kruger-Dunning Parts n Service
Nothing in this world is sustainable if the criteria are tough enough... but who gets to decide what the criteria is????
Humanity has reached a tipping point where a combination of collective open source education, freedom of movement, independent citizen media and publishing all threaten the status quo.
The Elite are running scared that someone influential like Elon musk (actually a real version not the klaus Schwabb puppet) could rise up and like a pied piper lead society astray into a new way of living(it could even be mashmans socialist utopia).
So they plan to cull the heard subtly throughout various proven methods wat, famine, disease, sterilisation.... sustainablity fits that package nicely.
Before you know it you’ll be like Germany, freezing to death needlessly while begging to the aggressor for fuel.
Every great cause begins as a movement, becomes a business, and eventually degenerates into a racket - Eric Hoffer
Aio ki te Aorangi
Criteria lol. Evidenced and observable reality should be enough. We are unsustainable. We've known it for some time. We've done absolutely nothing about it but applied greenwashing to try to make the economics that are causing the fuckups in the first place still look viable. It is written in the black and white numbers of our business projections. It is displayed in broad technicolor that the third world, and locally, suffers because of that activity as the use of resource is retasked for useless purposes. Who gets to decide who gets what? Finding out what you can have within sustainable constraints would be useful first, then We can decide what's sensible to produce and who gets it etc... These things should be self-evident, but they aren't, because we're so concerned with what we might lose that we never find out what we can actually have in the first place. Cart before horse, and so on.
But who will eventually get to decide? Outwith the potential resource availability issue, WE will... coz if WE don't/aren't, They will continue to do exactly the same things as that socialist utopia (I speak of transition, not destination) you speak of, because current evidenced reality being the bitch that it is states that half of the people or half of production is required in order for humanity to fluke a future.
The rules and constraints have already been set by our past to current to projected future behaviour. Accept it or leave it up to them to do it their way. This isn't a game that we get to start again... unless some of the "we're here to have a human experience" is true.
Kiwibiker
CRT was bought up in this thread several pages ago, I said I would do some research and a bit of a report. Having finally done this, I decided to put it in it's own thread as its a bit wordy - despite doing my best to nutshell it. So for the 1.5 people that might care, it is linked below.
https://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/s...post1131209654
Fair weather rider
Just been reading a few reviews from truck drivers of the New Tesla semi
The biggest complaints seems to be driver comfort ,driver ease, driver convenience
I don't know if the truck drivers understand this already or don't have a clue but..
The Tesla semi wasn't designed to have a driver in it,
They are designed to eventually become driverless.
The day will come when there won't even be a seat or a steering wheel in the Tesla Semi truck let alone a smelly farting truck driver.
Kiwibiker
This initial model was certainly designed to be driven by a human as evidenced by the existence of a steering wheel. Thus yes, tesla certainly do need to take into accounts the needs of drivers, especially in the areas of safety. I too have read truck drivers comments and many appear to be perfectly valid. I've seen reports from drivers that were part of the official tesla trucks division feedback group reporting that almost none of the issues they bought up over the last few years were actually addressed by tesla.
So until tesla have their autonomous driving software sorted, and by Teslas own admission, this is quite some way off, then it would be prudent to have a strong focus on resolving the valid concerns being put forwardby the very people driving the vehicles tesla is manufacturing.
Forum whore
They have a long way to go to even begin being ethical, in any way.
https://www.theguardian.com/business...-mother-worked
Manopausal.
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