https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2212982022003808
Yes, it requires significantly more energy than you get from burning the hydrocarbons, but the whole promise of fusion is virtually limitless clean energy with minimal nuclear waste.
Ok, so use the hydrogen to make heavier fuels, you just need heat and CO2.
America might not do anything, but China would be happy to sell USA’s emissions back to them for profit.
you still need a lot of oil, and you still need a lot of rare earth minerals for batteries.
If the power is free, you can synthesize hydrogen or even hydrocarbons from captured CO2.
Sounds like tankie nonsense.
Are you sure Taiwan hasn’t been an independent state with nothing to do with China forever, and China just wants to invade because its an evil dictatorship?
Probably because thats where the most people are.
No, they’re often less dense and smaller than residential areas, and more walkable, but they attract people who don’t give a shit because they’re in a mindset where they don’t give a shit. They require a lot more cleaning too.
When you go to Asia
Already there. Also you should be more specific, EA and even Central Asian countries are reasonably clean. When you’re talking about places with monumental amounts of trash, you mean SEA and India, and even there, lots of places aren’t like that.
Places that are a bit more affluent tend to have the resources to dedicate to keeping the streets clean. Westerners on vacation don’t have an excuse.
The Japanese are better than the westerners
Maybe, in cities, but there’s a bit of a littering problem in more rural areas and in rivers. Also in the poorer areas of cities.
no littering sign. Only in Indonesian
Not really related, but in Japan, I came across a monolingual sign that said: “In Japanese culture, it is considered impolite to piss in public”.
Westerners don’t litter but the locals do
Have you not seen how westerners behave on vacation? Maybe you got lucky, but there’s a reason the tourist part of nearly every city has the most litter
This isn’t semantics, the “China” they’re referring to is the same place, both governments claim to be the legitimate ruler of all of China, It’s not “The Republic of One Little Island off China” and “The People’s Republic of All of China Except That One Little Island”.
Look at a map of their claimed territories, they’re 95% identical.
It’s our Chinese against their Chinese!
Is it dickish to point out even Taiwan calls itself The Republic of China?
being taught at school that Taiwan just is part of China
What’s the name of Taiwan’s government again?
Vaseline
It’s free engagement.
There is Tenhou, which is more basic, but it feels too serious, and I think it’s only in japanese.
Kemono Mahjong has less anime, and a really good UI for phones and only costs 5USD 1 time, but you can only play against computers or friends, no random match making.
Mahjong Soul is free and has no ads
Did McDonalds leave Japan in the last few months? I was there last year and McDonalds was nice because free wifi and some locations are open 24/7, not the worst place to get work done during US business hours.
Their competition is other expensive British food, so I could see the logic there.
Theres mcds in vietnam, selling their crap at american prices, where you can walk 200 feet in any direction and get amazing food for like 60 cents.
The dog is the one making the meme. They managed to do something incredibly complex for a dog, I’m not going to give the little guy shit for not knowing what POV means.
Depends on where you are, Ill probably be in NE China again by summer, so a sleeper train to the border would cost ~50USD depending on city, then there’s daily buses to ulaanbaatar.
Then buy a used motorbike and sell it when you’re finished.
I’d consider popping over to Mongolia and helping with grunt work, but $4000? Do they have a cheaper package where you bring your own motorbike, food, tent, gear, etc?
32 is half human life expectancy, and a power of 2.