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Arcologies are a perfectly valid option; if people want to go ahead and build them and live in them, more power to them. I hope it's very cost-effective. It must be voluntary. The problem with 15-minute cities, is how they're trying to impose them on people.

There's a few key aspects to this. 1. The lefties are often trying to implement it in cities that already exist, and this is utterly impractical. London with its 'Ultra Low Emissions Zone' and some other smaller British cities where they're trying to implement it more directly, are already...

Does nobody here remember the scandal at the Climate Research Unit in East Anglia University? Where leaked e-mails showed they'd lied about what the data indicated, and were now actively working to destroy the data to keep it from being used against them?

I figure give it a few more decades and the technology might be reasonably mature. I'm certainly in no rush though.

Those are rookie numbers. We need to get those numbers up.

As best I can tell you have no idea how it works, you're just going to make strident claims about it.

Okay, I'll give you that you've finally given some details here, rather than just making sweeping general statements. You still haven't explained why this is supposed to work.

So what is 'modern monetary policy' then? How does it work? Why?

Here you again, broad sweeping statement. You don't explain what you think right wing economic policy is, much less why you think it's wrong, and what would be correct instead. Again, big sweeping statements. I have yet to meet a right wing economist who thinks national debt works like...

You keep making statements like this, asserting things are 'different.' Okay, so you say we're in a 'new economic reality.' Different how? You list off things like the petrodollar, 11 carrier battle groups, and nukes, but you fail to say what exactly that makes different. So, please explain...

This is giving me yet another case of 'Why are you not implementing this in your neighborhood first?'

Because Biden started sabotaging the oil industry as soon as he got into office? Like literally the day he got in office, he issued a Federal moratorium on new drilling/exploration Federal land.

It isn't easy or cheap to get a CDL. It costs thousands of dollars and weeks of training. Individual truckers are replaceable, but you can't instantly dump a bunch of labor onto the market easily.

That sounds like an excellent idea.

First link: "As the permafrost melts, the frozen organic matter can start to rot, generating carbon dioxide and methane. If the thaw were to reach down to the depths where methane hydrates are present, they could release their molecular prisoners too. " "The researchers have discovered a number...

Right at the start: Methane bubbles from the sea floor could, in theory, sink ships and may explain the odd disappearances of some vessels "Joseph J Monaghan and David May, of Australia's Monash University, have proposed a novel theory for Bermuda-Triangle-like disappearance of ships at sea...

...So, another environmental doomsday prediction. That's the threat. Do we need to go over, again, how literally every single one of these is wrong? Give some actual chemistry and physics beyond 'people theorize that millions of years ago this thing happened over the course of tens of...

Yeah, I can absolutely see the left trying this. The thing is, there is a fundamental difference between a covid lockdown and an 'environmental' lockdown. Half of the country is already entrenched in opposing the climate change crap. Covid struck out of the blue, and a huge part of why...