Wait, what!? Do you truly believe that the US is the richer county?

I think, and i might have the data, that the US is the most unequal society in the world with the most dangerous and damaging development profile.

Cherry on top, their casino economy will break them more than the 08-09 crisis.

I am not saying we shouldn't eat more plant-based diets. If you read my comment, I specifically wrote that I wasn't sure about the affordability of plant-based in Sweden and I have the belief that companies are making a loss on meat and a profit on veggies

I am not so sure about the 'save you money'. In Sweden, vegetables are getting expensier by the day and I cannot stop thinking that supermarkets might be profiting from them, and having a loss on meat-based items. In 2021, 1kg of beetroots was about 8 SEK. Today it is difficult to find them <20

I don't believe that infographic. Mexico alone covers 10% of human-to-human deaths in a single year.

It's the same business model, just on steroids, that China implemented with other goods flooding developing nations. Cheap, accessible and almost like crap that caused many local/non-local companies to go bankrupt.

Btw. We don't need this individualistic mobility!

I am very (like a lot) concerned about China flooding the market with 'cheap' electric and non-electric cars. In Mexico, about 10 different brands have entered the market lately. When accidents occur, almost all are fatal or long-lasting injuries. Air bags never activate. Services are really poor.

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I have years, and each year has 3 matrices proxi to 3.7 Gb. In the process, I load into memory one at a time and perform operations.

I don't mind having large files. I am storing and running in a cluster.

The analysis involves 30 years. Each year involves 10 matrix multiplication (sequential)

Wait... But, what is the size of those methane digesters? Further, how 'techy' are?

In Mexico, a biodigester is far cheaper than that (assuming your same results on methane management). 'Low-adaptable-scalable tech'