The main question is: what’s wrong with the other 155 districts?

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10 % would mean that more than 9 of 10 research projects need to succeed. The reality is closer to 0.5 of 10, which would require a profit of 2000 % of R&D. Rules like that would stop private funded research. Which is something we can debate, but it should be noted that this would just mean, that countries need to fund medical research, which is currently 270 billion per year, which is 20 % of the US budget. If you want to stop private medical research, you need to raise taxes – plain and simple.

You can look it up: https://www.novonordisk.com/partnering-and-open-innovation/open-innovation/private-public-partnerships.html

That’s maybe like that in the US, but not in Germany. To this day we have like 50 % contracts that have unlimited calls, 10ish GB of data and a fixed price of ~9 ct per text.

Of course. The problem with waste is still there and you can also replace Nuclear with renewables, like Germany did. Nuclear shut down, coal also 20 % down, renewables on record heights.

Everyone reading this piece full of buzzwords and without any source and thinking ‘yeah, this seems trustworthy’, is completly delusional.

Definitely! But a ‘friend of the family’ is not really a perfect source.

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Actually he did say the same for Gaza: https://www.vaticannews.va/en/pope/news/2024-03/pope-francis-angelus-appeal-ceasefire-gaza-war-israel-palestine.html

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I am confused… its a banned book in germany.

Pretty simple to build a NPP in a dictatorship.

Which is good – but it will take at least 20 years until they operate. And the US doesnt need 6 – they need 600. And until 2050, so in 26 years. Too little, too late, too slow.

‘Few years’ – there has been no Nuclear Power Plant in the last 50 years, which has been built faster than 15 years – except for Chinese ones.

Also ‘can be put almost everywhere’ is quiet a stretch. For example french has build a lot of NPPs at rivers, which now shut down in Summer due to drought.

Lets see if the tech is still relevant in 20 years once its ready. Other energy sources are getting cheaper, as well as storages. And nuclear power is slow due to high safety requirements.

Maybe I am wrong and they don’t need 20 years to build a nuclear power plant and I would celebrate this as a win for the planet – but I highly doubt nuclear will play any significant role in the transition to green energy.

Which has one said about this city, only about Bahmut – which is a strategically irrelevant city. This city however is pretty important.

Nevertheless, Putins meatgrinder is still running extra hours and thousands of Russians are dying for his imperial ambitions every month. But it seems like unless the supporters of Ukraine send more weapons, the meatgrinder will grind more Ukrainians and not only Russians.

Also ‘plausibly’ is is a term used if something isn’t complety against the rules of law or nature. For example its plausible that someone robbed me yesterday. That says nothing about it happening.

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Who is claiming that this is antisemitic? That sounds a lot like a strawman.