It looks so cool, I hope it actually launches. They’ve already gone bankrupt once before. I was holding off on a new car for a while to hope to get one, but it doesn’t look like they’re coming out soon, so I got a bolt, which has been great.
Looks like pitot tubes, for measuring air speed and altitude.
It’s got a wacky texture on it too. (Don’t ask me how I know…)
Those giant Phillips head screws are confusing my sense of scale.
That looks like a dair to drone pilots to be acrobatic enough to get under the skirt.
Yes, because the revolution and dictatorship of the proletariat tears down the checks and balances that usually exist to avoid people grabbing power, and instead attracts power hungry people.
A democratic gradual implementation of socialism is a much safer was to achieve many of the same outcomes, like what some European countries are doing.
Because that’s what the original meme did. I was trying to fit within it’s framework.
How does that information inform whether the revolution and dictatorship of the proletariat tends to lead to socialism or back to oligarchy.
Again, how does what you linked connect to what I said?
Okay, in the oversimplified graphic of the meme, I was including absolute monarchy under feudalism, since I thought it was closer to that than capitalism.
Mostly not because they don’t have the political power.
Yeah, it has a king and royal family.
Feudalism specifically would be more north Korea.
That’s why I said /oligarchy. Both became oligarchys.
Somewhat, but democratic capitalism is a whole lot less oligarchical than straight up oligarchy.
I don’t get how what you linked relates to what I said. Could you clarify?
Except the transitional stage often leads right back to fudalism/oligarchy.
Awesome news on the battery! Interesting to hear that Russia’s continued attacks on Ukraine power infrastructure may have escalated the Netherlands to do this.
One of the ideas is reflecting more light into space by making it permintely overcast, right? Seed clouds high in the atmosphere. That one is really drastic, and might not even lower temperatures. Lowering carbon emissions is less expensive and has fewer side effects than alternatives. But we might need to still do those if we shoot way past climate targets before we cut our emissions.