Oh I actually meant to respond to the main post. To my defense this post is kind of buggy on my phone because all those screenshots.
Anyway, no thank you I am not interested in this shit. However I think people know themselves what they subscribe and what not.
This is just a guess of mine, I don't know any data for it, so take it with a big grain of salt:
I can imagine that it is in each big greenhouse gas emitter's interest to state a lower estimate for how much GHG are released. Also many plants are reported of leaking gas.
So the data scientist use may not be the complete list of emissions.
Maybe.
Pension, lol. I don't know how old you are, but I wouldn't count on pension in very few decades.
We would need to do much more than flying less, driving less and invest money. We would need to change the entirety of our lifestyles. And by now we probably need to have luck as well.
You are not considering that not everybody can know how everything is produced.
I am more than 30 years into this life and don't know exactly how many things that I buy are produced, how the resources are gained, how far parts were shipped, etc.
On top of that companies go far lengths to hide things that would have a bad public feedback. They even do research only to sow doubt in science. And they print fake green labels and proudly advertise with it.
That's why ideally the government steps in to bring transparency and safety for their citizen.
But guess what? Companies are paying nice money and other benefits for politicians to be able to lead the customers by their noses.
"Stop passing gas" lmao, that's hilarious!
I have played this and it felt just like the original. However, if I recall correctly, one needs to own the original install file of RCT2 to install OpenRCT2.
This is weirdly not a bad rule, just for completely wrong reasons.
I had the feeling that in most subs I was subscribed to, that the blackout was widely supported by the users.
The thought that people would unitedly leave Reddit was delusional.
I expected that only a small portion of people would really leave. I think there will be another small wave of leaving people when the 3rd party apps stop working.
But reality is: most humans don't like change, most humans like convenience. Forums like this are made by a minority, who share knowledge and time and take time to help others out. The vast rest of members is lurking and meme posting.
But I expect the majority to stay, at least now. Probably this blackout helped developing new forums though and maybe Reddit's popularity will slowly fade, we will see.
Top to bottom. As soon as I closed the first button, all other buttons are already directly at their hole so I just need to close them. Hardly ever get alignment issues, only when I'm drunk or stressed.
Nay