Wouldn't trademark law encourage a greater diversity of characters, and variable length names? For like, helping people distinguish the companies? (half a tongue in a quarter cheek)

My hard hitting question: Are there obscure regulations somewhere forcing advanced geothermal companies like Eavor and Fervo to select from a limited set of letters and use a character limit?

This is very close to the style I'd like to see, thanks!

This article is quite good and relevant and all but answers your question in more words than are necessary (which is just one three letter word "yes") www.theguardian.com/books/2023/a...

I like calling coffee "bean juice" as an extension of my distaste for coffee.

(and no, I don't feel the need to justify my dislike of coffee, nor entertain a treatise about how coffee beans aren't actually beans)

Come on Jill, be fair. He said "almost uniformly", which of course clarifies matters partially perfectly.

Clearly, when dealing with power (laws), "median person" would be more appropriate.

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Thanks for the prompt! A piece on how we may wish to cultivate some animistic practices to foster relational nature connection. traviskriplean.com/speaking-wit...