Yes. Killing billions of people is nothing you just regret and go on with your life.
funtrek
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I don’t want to see Space Hitler again. This is against everything that Star Trek stands for.
By choice.
Indeed. For many people it has become some kind of Broicism where alpha Incels talk to each other about how tough they have become and how they’re suppressing their emotions.
That’s of course not what I refer to. I actually read the ancient texts and The Inner Citade by Pierre Hadot. When I talk about stoicism I actually mean it in a way that Seneca, Marcus Aurelius, Rufus and Epictetus would agree on.
Stoicism. The philosophical ideas of how to live a purposeful and good life.
The Chinese police in Hungary will take care about this.
No need for. Solar panels and batteries are at an historically low price and will even become more affordable. There’s simply no economical justification for nuclear energy.
No, there’s no method that eliminates all of the nuclear waste. I know that this myth is very much liked in the nuclear community.
No. I’m a huge fan of the nuclear fusion reactor in the sky.
Civil war, because Trump won’t accept the result and Musk will be fueling the hate.
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Go ahead and show me where in Discovery Space Hitler asks for forgiveness or mourns about the billions of people she had killed. A redemption arc needs to ask for redemption as a first step.