I hate them so much. I want a chinese EV painted with their tears. I hate them so fucking much it hurts my brain.
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This is a combination of the oil lobby and car parts companies producing parts not needed for EVs. The later is already in a death spiral.
Latter with two t. It is not yet a late company.
Water is wet I guess
"China is not playing fair* so we need tariffs!"
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What touches water is wet.
Water is touching water
The cohesion and adhesion of water necessitates that it has enough molecules to interact with each other. Any time water is divided, the forces that allow it to make things wet either have to be ignored or the water has to be separated enough that each part is no longer in contact with the other. So water either can't be touching itself because it's separate and can't make something it's not touching wet or it's still a singular conceptual entity doesn't change its own properties simply by existing.
so 7up is wet but not water??
... Do you know what the main ingredient in 7up is?
Sugar?
water is touching the other ingredients...
The other ingredients are now wet.
and so the intire drink is wet
It isn't already hot enough in Europe I guess
Europe could become a desert and this would still be in the "news". Climate change is terrible at direct policy change motivation so far, it happens more indirect by deinfrastructuring and then people don't want to make the connection.
We'll remember this once the tribunals begin
Welp, at least there will be a nice beach in Frankfurt. Hope it's not leading straight into a desert.