What really puts all of this into perspective for me is I work in academia and one of my friends works for a defense contractor. He told me the maintenance cost per flight hour of F-35 was a bit more than $40k, which is significantly more than I make in a year as a grad student. It's crazy basic science is what's been the focus of so many cuts while it's so cheap.
tdb7893
> Democrats in Congress have said they will “fight” plans to dismantle the system
Putting “fight” into quotes here is terrific amount of low level shade for a scientific publication. chef’s kiss
maebert
I wish I could find it but Simon Clark, someone who specialized in climate science, had put out a video about how we were only recently able to model the AMOC and it's shifting patterns thanks to this measurement we were doing
Let's not forget those from the big tech (you know the names) who kneeled before the king.
kombine
It's important to note that thousands of people are giving their time every day for climate change work, doing thankless jobs for very little pay. The fact that the US chose a corrupt man over these people, the fact that millions of people sat out the vote, is a real slap in the face of the people who try to fight this, day after day after day. And many young people seem to have just given up. It's your future, others are fighting for it, join them.
egonschiele
This makes sense.
Facts cease to exist because you ignore them. I think Huxley wrote that.
stldev
The tumor continues to grow, everyone knows its getting worse daily. Still no one dare speak of the cure.
frogperson
I'm asking in good faith here. If it's so critical, then why couldn't the same data be collected and published by another sovereign nation?
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tdb7893
Putting “fight” into quotes here is terrific amount of low level shade for a scientific publication. chef’s kiss
maebert
Edit: probably not this one but atleast tells us why measurement is needed https://youtube.com/shorts/-X5EhUbzLTY?si=_N92PNUiTi3STat6
rdedev
kombine
egonschiele
Facts cease to exist because you ignore them. I think Huxley wrote that.
stldev
frogperson
laylomo2
deadbolt
kevin_thibedeau