If humanity was able to coordinate globally, ~the key governing assumption in SRM~, we would have already solved climate change.

Also, fun fact:
"He was barred from serving on duty at the inauguration of Joe Biden after a guardsman flagged Hegseth as an "insider threat".
web.archive.org/web/20241115...

Missing community note: the reason they are 'in reverse' is because it's an image taken from a mirror.

With an R2 of 0.172?

Have the ability to add a radio button for colour impaired persons? Deuter- and tritanopia?

Some nice hues a brewin'!

Come on folks, watch Gundam Wing. They already explored the consequences of waging war with robots and all the problems it creates when people don't have skin in the game.

This is footage from a BC Ferries boat travelling to Haida Gwaii through the Hecate Strait on a passable journey:
youtu.be/DGxFtHnRpEY?...

The pandemic has taught the governments that if you can hide the data or keep it out of the news cycle for long enough, the public's attention fades and the problems go away.

But then, how will people find happiness?
/s

Automation in the building sector is nothing new. We've been promised techno-solutions for nigh on half a century. There comes a point it just becomes VC hype. Maybe it will be different ~this~ time, but I am not holding my breath.

McKinsey is not credible.

Besides, the problem is not the actions or the motions, it is the unpredictability of site conditions.

If I had to guess, the climate collapse will be a slow progression of ghost town accumulations. Slow. And then fast.

It also means reconstructions won't be happening either once the insurance companies A) withdraw coverage, or B) go bankrupt.

Some of the best uses for anthracite!