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hatrack

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2. I don't even think it rises to the concept of dying in utero . . . .

Reply to NNadir (Reply #1)

Thu Apr 3, 2025, 11:57 AM

Apr 3

They seem shocked, shocked that the banks that were happy to abandon climate "goals" no longer give a shit about their putative "green" technologies.

Sorry if I sound sour of late, but my tolerance for bullshit can no longer be measured without violating Heisenberg's Law.

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One of the necessary conditions for dying is being alive. NNadir Apr 3 #1

I don't even think it rises to the concept of dying in utero . . . . hatrack Apr 3 #2

Actually it's been still borne for more than half a century. Some how people haven't noticed how dead its been. NNadir Apr 3 #3