Yes, that’s what the sanctions are intended to do. Russia should struggle to make any profit from their gas and oil. It would be ideal if they couldn’t sell at all, but forcing them to sell at steep discounts is still very good. This Hormuz straight business has unfortunately caused the price of oil to go up, which will significantly increase the price Russia can sell at.
Similarly, the communists would have praised her as an examplary citizen.
I am out standing in my field. Lotta grass.
“No money for healthcare” is inconsistent with how the American healthcare system works. Switching to single-payer universal healthcare would save money. The high cost of housing is not a lack-of-money problem, but a refusal to build supply problem. In many places it’s straight-up illegal to build more housing. You need to remove the regulations, not spend even more on housing.
Try explaining the failure in a different way.
Off by two sig figs? What? Are you a bot complaining about bots? That’s not how dig figs work.
On the one hand, longi is easier to say. On the other hand, I feel like they’ve been called denisovans for so long we really should stick with that…
Switching to universal healthcare would save the US money, it’s purely a corporate greed problem.
Mmm you know that’s a good point, I never even considered looking at mid or low tier programs when I was school shopping. Your point reminds me of Mike Israetel’s embarrassing doctorate that he likes to use as a kudgle. I could have done his dissertation without the typos and I am educated in a completely different field.
I mean that’s mostly true. Coming up with novel ideas and how to test them is a small (but critical) part of the job. Still I agree, you don’t actually spend that much time on it.
Generally speaking a PhD requires producing original research. Which ass-tier PhDs are you referencing that only require learning?
What’s the difference if your food has an expiration date?
When people spread across the globe, we hunted or out-competed so much shit to extinction. Mammoths, giant sloths, wooly rhinos, American cheetahs, American Lions, etc. IIRC the average is forty percent of all land animals above 100 pounds went extinct when we showed up someplace new.
Also, a lot of archeologists will tell you most of the work is sifting through trash, like ancient people’s actual trash.
I have replaced a number of broken parts in my house using my 3D printer and it’s so nice.
Abjads are butt.
The only linguistic argument I’ll accept is that using it amongst fluent speakers doesn’t cause linguistic arguments.
You’re kind of in pickle if it catches on though, no? Then it becomes standard and you have to use some other symbol to try and poison training models.
If I had my way I’d completely overhaul English spelling, but I’m not so passionate that I’m going to bother trying to actually make it happen.
From a hand-writing perspective, I’m a big fan of syllabaries. But when you have to use a keyboard, an alphabet is pretty damn good. English could easily switch to quasi phonetic spelling by repurposing redundant consonants and adding accents to voewls.
Qe íntréstíng qíng úbáüt ít ís qat ít’s stíl kind úf légíbl evn íf I don’t eksplan háw ít wïrks.
What’s I2P?
They’ve been selling oil and gas this entire time, there isn’t any need to secure customers, they already have them. The discount is essentially the effect that they have a smaller pool of buyers, and those buyers piss off a number of other players (countries, buyers, sellers, insurance, etc) by buying from Russia. A few buyers have to also contend with paying a country that has demonstrated a willingness to invade their neighbors. Many of the former Soviet states, for example, have continued to buy Russian oil this entire time, while putting in big efforts to transition away. Their oil and gas purchases have been heavily criticized by people who don’t understand how long it takes to change energy sources.