Comments by "Ficus-lovin\x27 Capybara N\x27 pals • 🌟 • 25 yrs ago" (@YourCapybaraAmigo_17yrsago) on "Kyle Hill"
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The future is obviously nuclear and renewables, and hopefully fusion by 2100, the only question is how long until we get there? The cost as far as I'm concerned is immaterial. Everything comes with a certain upfront cost. Overtime all those costs will pay off and there will only be ongoing maintenance costs. Same as with anything.
Everything in life has an initial investment. It would be foolish to be against a particular technology or project simply because of its initial costs. What benefit will provide over its lifetime of function?, is the much bigger question.
I would say the cost to lives, world peace, and localized genocidal destruction can hardly be underestimated when discussing fossil fuels and the current US petro-State empire of death and resource theft.
How long will ruthless fossil fuel gangster jefes control their willing human pets in governments around the world???
We are still finding out. The future will be decided one way or another between powers with represent the interests of psychopaths, global thieves, and destroyers, and those who care for this planet and all those who live here.
DC won't be able to remain in its current form in that new world which I see as an absolute win. Genocidal petro-states will have no role in that world. That's pretty awesome for literally EVERYONE fucking else currently alive. Take it from a vet. Switch to renewables, dethrone fossil fuels and you cut at the heart of these remorseless killers. Other resource conflicts may still exist, but I have more faith that they can be won in the interest of the workers and the local country (tho it may not happen overnight).
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@dahleno2014 there's a risk with every pharmaceutical on the market. Every medical treatment every pill that's ever been designed or devised will come with a non-zero amount of risk. THIS CANNOT BE AVOIDED.
Have you ever spoken to a desperate patient who has been denied their desperately needed pain meds???? THEY ARE LIVING IN A SPECIAL KIND OF HELL THAT I WOULDN'T WISH ON ANYONE.
Nobody should be have their legal and legitimate medication taken away from them because a tiny few had some unfortunate struggles with it. By that logic nobody should be allowed to drink alcohol, use any prescription medication at all (not just pain meds), drink sodas, go skiing, own a horse, go hiking, drive a car or go skydiving. Do you see how quickly this gets ridiculous?
Next time before you just accept the malicious government lies and propaganda without thinking, realize that this issue is a more complicated one and the people who are really suffering from this ugly crusade against medical treatment are the vast majority of legitimate pain patients. They are suffering deeply right now because the federal government suddenly decided to treat them like pseudo-criminals simply because they were unlucky enough to develop pain. I wouldn't wish that on anyone.
The sackler family may not be a bunch of heroes, but at least they helped bring something to market that millions of people can consider life-saving.
Also, don't let Uncle Sam colonize your mind. Opioids, plant medicine, herbs, and derivatives of the poppy flower have been used by humankind for millennia to help negotiate our pain and to seek better health. Government should have nothing to do with this and have no right to interfere. Their agenda is only a destructive and harmful one.
For any more based health freedom facts feel free to follow me around youtube.
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@jerm8146 I can imagine all that! Cool reflections. I think I would appreciate the close knit aspect the most. I always wanted that and didn't much find that when I was in.
Carriers and larger ships can have a lot to offer as far as size, variety, diversity, options, open space, crannies, noise, recreational choices, more people... But you don't have that socially intimate feeling usually. Sometimes you do if you have a close workcenter and enough supportive folks in your division, and/or decent people in the upper ranks, but that greatly varies. I did not that feel that from my group on ship 1 but ship 2 was somewhat different. Less stressful by leagues so that helped, and kind of nice to be on a brand new ship. Incredibly clean and fresh feeling as contrast to the very old enterprise.
Do sub crews have access to radio and TV??? Do you surface regularly? Are there swim days? We swam in the gulf and lemme say that was a trip. Water was like bath water (so awesome) and the heat in the engine spaces was unbelievable. We had to wear ice vests which were incredibly relieving for about 10 minutes, then they wore off. I had it easy as an EM with AC, my mechanic friends had it much harder.
Gulf heat will rapidly give you your heat wings. July and August in the gulf regions will rapidly build your heat tolerance to new levels. I've known desert heat before but this was still a serious experience. I would occasionally wake up with my eyes puffed almost shut from the stuffy air. But we managed to roll with it. Sweating was the default lol.
Is there a way to smoke on subs?
I love water and being underwater but a long underwater cruise would be different, but I imagine you get used to it, like most things. I probably would too I suspect.
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