News of the day

[Jimmy Floyd]

Why do they let people like that ruin everyone else's fun?

[niko_cee]

8% of respondents in favour of more analysis on their poll.

[wullie]

I'm well on board with the suggestion. Less football and more being told that he's got himself in a great position to meet it and he'll be happy with his finish there.

[Jimmy Floyd]

Doesn't matter what the public think. The kids, you know, the future, they're all watching Brighton-Ipswich highlights on Tik Tok. Real time, on the go. We need to stay relevant, by giving Danny Murphy much more of a national TV platform.

[Pepe]

Surprised that they haven't adopted the ESPN NFL/NBA approach of having people shouting on top of each other in one minute rounds followed by five minutes of ads. Rinse and repeat for 20 hours per day. The people love it.

[Lewis]

That no frills Match of the Day they cobbled together when Crisps and Co. stropped out was perfect.

[niko_cee]

Have the conspiracy folk got to this giant boat of cyanide [wtf!] being driven into a stationary tanker containing US air force jet fuel?

[Magic]

And Xitter being hacked by a COUNTRY apparently.

All pointing towards the Canadians.

[niko_cee]

:D

Another thing South Park will end up having predicted.

[Magic]

He's blaming it on Ukraine. :eyemouth:

[Jimmy Floyd]

I've finally come around to why he's doing all this, which is that he wants to ally with Russia against China. Which is absolutely stupid, because the other two (Putin and Xi) are far craftier politicians than he and will fuck him over, but it's the best theory I have read to date.

[Boydy]

It's all so mental, I think you can't really rule out the "Krasnov" shit at this point.

[Boydy]

How far do the markets have to tank before a coup/assassination?

[Yevrah]

It's all so mental, I think you can't really rule out the "Krasnov" shit at this point.

I hadn't heard this one, but having looked it wouldn't surprise me for one single second if he had been on Russia's payroll. Just because of who he is, if not what he's done so far in his second term. And on that note, you can survive many things, but as Liz Truss found out, fuck with the markets and you're done.

[Jimmy Floyd]

The idea that this moron could be an intelligence agency mole for 40 years is wacko shit I'm afraid. More likely he just genuinely admires Putin because he's 'strong' or whatever. He adores the strong and hates the weak.

[Yevrah]

The idea that this moron could be an intelligence agency mole for 40 years is wacko shit I'm afraid. More likely he just genuinely admires Putin because he's 'strong' or whatever. He adores the strong and hates the weak.

Oh I wouldn't necessarily believe he's at it now, but 40 years ago? Trump being courted by a state and going for it? I could absolutely see it.

[Yevrah]

Amazon forest felled to build road for climate summit https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c9vy191rgn1o

This simply has to be deliberate now.

[John Arne]

My meetings with some Pinoys was cancelled today "because of what happened to Duterte" Honestly, raises more question about the guys I'm dealing with than it answers...

[niko_cee]

No obvious signs of foul play but it turns out the captain of that ship who has been arrested is Russian (https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c30mj5gq9d5o). :happycry:

[-james-]

I saw the headline "Starmer to abolish NHS England" and was fairly certain that it meant he didn't mean he was abolishing the NHS in England, but that's a pretty lol headline to open yourself up to.

[Jimmy Floyd]

Will probably get him about 1,000 votes from Telegraph readers who think he's left the dark side.

[niko_cee]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cq5zyq0250wo

Wonder how this will play with the free speech dingbats. Get James Vance on the case.

[Ben]

My wife said loads of her staff came in asking if they’ll have jobs tomorrow because Starmer has abolished the NHS. :facepalm:

[Ben]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14492185/Former-Tory-mayor-67-died-crack-den-putting-plastic-bag-head-tying-chair-seeking-sexual-pleasure-inquest-hears.html

What a headline.

[Pepe]

:cool:

[Ben]

Am I missing something here, or is this just another case of us bending over for our corporate overlords?

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[Boydy]

What is "location pricing"?

[Jimmy Floyd]

Pricing zonally depending on what it costs to produce electricity there, i.e. if you live next to a wind farm it'll be cheap.

[Boydy]

How does everywhere get cheaper if you do that?

[Ben]

It's Octopus that are really pushing it:


If Scotland got the cheapest power in Europe, wouldn’t that mean other people’s bills would be much higher? No.

Regional pricing could bring bills down by hundreds in every region of Great Britain, with average households saving anywhere between £11 to £240 each year. In fact, switching to regional pricing could save us up to £53bn over the next 15 years.

People across the country, whether they live near a renewable power source or not, would benefit massively from this change because it’d make our system vastly more efficient.

We wouldn't need to spend millions of pounds to pay renewable generators not to generate, pay expensive and dirty gas to turn on, and export our renewable generation to our neighbours even when we need it, all whilst pushing prices up in Britain.

It’d make far better use of the renewables we have to: instead of paying turbines to stop spinning, zonal pricing could enable suppliers like us to create new tariffs and projects. Ones that would encourage customers to use more local power with rewards like cheap, or even free electricity.

Plus, people in areas with a lower population density pay much higher standing charges right now, so the cheaper power they would benefit from with zonal pricing would make their prices much fairer.

[Jimmy Floyd]

I've started a 6 hour countdown until the CEO of MegaFuel Inc. arrives to tell us that actually it's not as simple as that.

[Boydy]

Sounds good to me. Presumably it would also discourage nimbys from blocking new windmills and stuff being built.

Get it done.

[niko_cee]

https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/texas-man-convicted-sabotaging-his-employers-computer-systems-and-deleting-data

https://www.theregister.com/2025/03/08/developer_server_kill_switch/

Bit old but :cool:

Shame he got done / caught.

[Spikey M]

If you were concerned that this particular non-issue had been put to bed by having several forrins manage the England team, REJOICE. (https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/czje147jjllo) The old horse is being flogged once more.

[Jimmy Floyd]

I've just realised why he didn't take over in November. Poppies.

[niko_cee]

I mean, you should never be singing the anthem of another country, should you?

Always seems ridiculously cringe whenever anyone does it.

Carsley performatively not doing so equally as bad, mind.

[Disco]

Can we just liquidate anyone who cares about national anthems? I feel like that would be an immediate improvement.

[Dquincy]

Still saddened that Tuchel is England manager. Even more so when I see he's recalled Hendo and Walker. Unless they are there for some specific old man cheerleader role.

[Kikó]

https://www.wired.com/story/no-lives-matter-764-violence/

An extremely fucked up story.

[Yevrah]

I'm not signing in so I can't read it, but if experts are at a loss as to how to stop it then God help us. A global network of violent predators hiding in plain sight, targeting children on major platforms? Hmmm. I wonder what could be facilitating that...

[Yevrah]

While I'm on a common sense crusade, this absolute waste of time can do one as well.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/crmjdm2m4yjo

[Ben]

Israel breaking the Gaza ceasefire in style (330+ dead). Absolutely rotten that Netanyahu brands any UN rebuke as anti-Semitic then just carries on unchecked with this shit.

[Ben]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c89y399pl07o

What even does this banner mean?

[Giggles]

It seems fairly tame.

[niko_cee]

If you have it as three separate statements only one of them is 'bad' and even then it's more daft than actually bad - Keep Woke Foreign!

Ideologies out sounds like a sensible policy, particularly for that lot and Defend Europe is a sensible foreign policy objective.

[Shindig]

The footage of Nicholas Prosper buying a shotgun from a bloke in a car park is mad. I know they're not known for their morals but a gun dealer must give that lad one look and think, "This cunt's going to shoot up a school."

[phonics]

I’m not saying we’re on the verge of the downfall of society but Doordash have just done a deal with Klarna so you can get a loan on your McDonald’s order.

[Boydy]

Also:

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[Jimmy Floyd]

Will be an interesting experiment to see at what point the consumer economy actually breaks down. At the moment it feels like anyone being responsible just gets fucked.

[Shindig]

Dissolve the union. :drool: The yank one, not ours.

[Pepe]

The amount people spend on cars is insane.

[Pepe]

My favorite was the secretary of the French department, where my wife used to work in. She drove a $70,000 pickup truck. Even when her son was going to prison and needed money for the bail, the truck was non-negotiable.

[Yevrah]

Panic over, society is saved.

TikTokers call for 'chubby filter' to be banned https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4gmvjvv6vjo

[Ben]

:lol:

In other news, chaos at Heathrow today.

[Ben]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/clyrpyk5re8o

One for Mahow.

[Sir Andy Mahowry]

:drool:

[Magic]

Panic over, society is saved.

TikTokers call for 'chubby filter' to be banned https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4gmvjvv6vjo

What's the point in that? You'd need the opposite here.

[Luke Emia]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/clyrpyk5re8o

One for Mahow.

Fuck me we are going to have an epidemic of women just walking into rivers.

[niko_cee]

This fire at Heathrow has got to be not at all suspicious.

[Spikey M]

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[Disco]

Strategy of tension. :sherlock:

[Ben]

To have the whole airport (fucking Heathrow, no less) reliant on one substation is the key takeaway here. Blaming the Russians is an easy deflection to a glaring hole in our infrastructure (again). Substations fires aren't that rare.

[Boydy]

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[Ben]

I got told by HR to simmer down on the politics talk at work a few months ago because the "they should bring Thatcher back" crew challenged me as to why I hate her. SHIT LIKE THIS.

[Disco]

Have we let Benetton run our power grid or something?

[Ben]

:henn0rz:

[randomlegend]

My brother used to supply IT helpdesk services to Norwich airport and it was absolutely wild how held together with string it all was.

Things like they obviously had absolutely miles of cabling running round the place but literally none of it was labelled or documented anywhere. So every time something went wrong and a cable needed unplugging they'd spend hours trying to work out which one it was and when they finally unplugged it something entirely unrelated on the other side of the airport would go down.

They also once had their internet go down on all their check-in desks. My brother got assigned to investigate and it turned out some manager had just taken out a domestic broadband contract for the helpdesk internet but not set up any direct debit to pay it, so it got cut off because of like £80 of unpaid bills.

In the meantime the same manager had driven into the city and bought a sim-based router as a temporary measure and then couldn't understand why it didn't have good signal in the depths of the airport.

They also dug the whole runway up to run fibre-optic cables to their air traffic control towers. My brother was talking to the guy who ran the project and asked him how many extra lines they'd put in for redundancy and the guy looked at him like he was talking Klingon. The answer was none, so if that cable ever dies they'll have to dig the runway up again.

Whilst they were doing that project, my brother was based on their site in this shitty temporary outbuilding at the end of a track full of potholes. They asked if - whilst they had the company laying the tarmac for the runway onsite - the airport could ask them to repair their shitty road. What actually happened was they relaid the road in runway grade and thickness tarmac, so you could've literally landed a plane on it.

This was all within a few months because the airport then decided to take their IT in-house.

[Ben]

Things like they obviously had absolutely miles of cabling running round the place but literally none of it was labelled or documented anywhere. So every time something went wrong and a cable needed unplugging they'd spend hours trying to work out which one it was and when they finally unplugged it something entirely unrelated on the other side of the airport would go down.

They also dug the whole runway up to run fibre-optic cables to their air traffic control towers. My brother was talking to the guy who ran the project and asked him how many extra lines they'd put in for redundancy and the guy looked at him like he was talking Klingon. The answer was none, so if that cable ever dies they'll have to dig the runway up again.

Completely standard fare on anything where private companies are involved. I work on billion pound projects that are the same.

[niko_cee]

On the upside at least they won't have a bunch of unlabeled cables to be trying to unplug when it goes to shit.

[Shindig]

Harbans Kaur Johal, 81, was flying back to Heathrow after visiting her brother in India when her flight was diverted to Munich Airport this morning.

She speaks no German and very little English and was "a bit panicked and flustered", and had wandered around the airport alone for some time, unsure where to go, her son Ajai Johal says.

Ajai says he was "really angry" at British Airways for losing her, calling the situation "outrageous".

He and his wife Jas made several phone calls to British Airways staff and passengers on the same flight who were trying to help.

Thanks to "kind-hearted" people who offered her a place to stay, Harbans is now at a hotel near the airport, waiting to find out when she can travel.

Ajai and Jas think airlines should assume some passengers don’t speak English and have policies to support them in situations like this.

Not going to happen. You'd never manage to hire anyone as ground staff if they had to know 3-4 languages.

[Pepe]

I too have fond memories of the eighties, when nothing ever went wrong.

[Ben]

Fibre optic cables are always a good one. Usual practice is to just load up the cores and run redundancy off the same cable (because the assumption is that the devices fail and not the cable), but the number one cause of failure is some half-wit putting his tools through the full cable.

Even BT are the same. They sell you a backup line and then route it all back to the node through the same ducting as the primary line.

[Jimmy Floyd]

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025/mar/24/four-alpacas-shot-dead-in-field-in-cambridgeshire

We are so fucking back.

Surprised 'Dawn French' hasn't yet entered the water.

[phonics]

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/mar/25/tokyo-court-orders-dissolution-of-moonies-unification-church

Does this make Shinzo Abe's killer literally the most successful politicial assassin of all time. The guy built his own gun and killed the President of Japan because he was a part of the religious cult that bankrupted his family which launched an investigation into ties between this cult and the government that led to the complete dissolution and banning of the cult before his trials even started.

[niko_cee]

It's sad The Guardian has gone down the give us your data business model.

[Pepe]

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[Jimmy Floyd]

The Ronaldo/Messi afterlife is going to ruin all the good memories.

[niko_cee]

I see another of those rogue tsunamis has popped up in the Red Sea and taken down a sub this time.

[Disco]

Helicopters, caves, and submarines. Not even once.

[Shindig]

Don't forget the balloons.

[Sir Andy Mahowry]

https://news.sky.com/story/wh-smith-high-street-arm-sold-to-hobbycraft-owner-for-76m-13337092

WH Smith is no more.

It will become TGJones.

[Yevrah]

You'd have thought WH Smith could sustain a nationwide business from the prices they charge in airports and train stations alone.

[Magic]

Lol private equity.

[Lofty]

Helicopters, caves, and submarines. Not even once.

My mate miraculously survived a helicopter crash in LA years ago, got a handsome pay out in the following lawsuit too but admitted to me it probably wasn't worth the recurring dreams.

[Shindig]

You'd have thought WH Smith could sustain a nationwide business from the prices they charge in airports and train stations alone.

It's a strange one. Frankly, I don't see much activity in the high street stores unless they're attached to a Post Office. Even then, it's maybe 3 blokes popping in for a chat and their morning paper.

[Foe]

My mate miraculously survived a helicopter crash in LA years ago, got a handsome pay out in the following lawsuit too but admitted to me it probably wasn't worth the recurring dreams.

One of the main reasons I have no interest in working offshore or doing emergency response. If it goes wrong, if you survive or have had to deal with consequences, it will never leave you.

[John Arne]

Apparently there was an earthquake a couple of hours ago.

Could have fooled me.

EDIT: Just seen the news :/

[John Arne]

Oh dam. This is Thailand.

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[niko_cee]

You'd have thought WH Smith could sustain a nationwide business from the prices they charge in airports and train stations alone.

Isn't it that they probably could, but don't want to, preferring instead to just keep the profitable 'travel' side of the business?

[Luke Emia]

You'd have thought WH Smith could sustain a nationwide business from the prices they charge in airports and train stations alone.

Have you been in one of their high street shops recently? They have literally just been left to wither a die and all the ones near me have just had a dogshit Post Office which takes up a huge amount of space but only ever has one till open stuck in them.

[phonics]

Im not sure my local WHSmith even has employees. Just a timed lock that opens and closes the door.

[Sir Andy Mahowry]

Apparently the sale doesn't include the train and airport ones.

Just the high street stores which are dead as fuck.

[Magic]

Apparently the sale doesn't include the train and airport ones.

Just the high street stores which are dead as fuck.

Yeah that's a typical PE commercial landlord job, isn't it. They'll all be booted out and filled with franchises shortly. I woudn't be surprised if we never see a TG JONES sign anywhere.

[Jimmy Floyd]

The way that modern companies think, I'm not sure any high street business will ever be 'profitable' again, unless society undergoes some sort of sea change. I have lived all my life near what has been a pretty prosperous high street as it goes, in an affluent area, and recently even there it's just become filled up with Deliveroo placeholders and cash-only people trafficking fronts. No one wants to leave the house or spend time out anymore, and high streets take the hit from that.

[Manc]

My mate miraculously survived a helicopter crash in LA years ago, got a handsome pay out in the following lawsuit too but admitted to me it probably wasn't worth the recurring dreams.

Vintage.

[Lofty]

Vintage.
https://www.dailynews.com/2008/06/15/no-injuries-in-topanga-canyon-helicopter-crash/

[Sir Andy Mahowry]

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cz7vxngl9p5o

:harold:

[Ben]

:D

[Lewis]

The way that modern companies think, I'm not sure any high street business will ever be 'profitable' again, unless society undergoes some sort of sea change. I have lived all my life near what has been a pretty prosperous high street as it goes, in an affluent area, and recently even there it's just become filled up with Deliveroo placeholders and cash-only people trafficking fronts. No one wants to leave the house or spend time out anymore, and high streets take the hit from that.

I was in Lymington today, which is consistently rated as one of the best (oldest and whitest) places to live, and the other half said that 'it looks like everywhere in the UK... charity [shop], small Tesco, rubbish pub, sausage rolls'. Somebody should put that to music.

[Spikey M]

The Beeb coming in hot with this


My daughter was bitten by an XL bully. I met an owner to ask why they'd have one

Because I'm a scruffy scrote and I want to keep are Tyler-Tyler and Jayden-Kayden safe, despite them being at far more danger from me and my cunt dog than anyone in wider society. Or - at least - that's what I pretend, it's really just a mongy fashion accessory. Plus, yano... they're soooo misunderstood. Xoxox

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c3vw04wvq9yo

Obviously the article doesn't say any of that, but I look forward to reading about Lily's mutilated face in a year or so.

[Boydy]

The Beeb coming in hot with this



Because I'm a scruffy scrote and I want to keep are Tyler-Tyler and Jayden-Kayden safe, despite them being at far more danger from me and my cunt dog than anyone in wider society. Or - at least - that's what I pretend, it's really just a mongy fashion accessory. Plus, yano... they're soooo misunderstood. Xoxox

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c3vw04wvq9yo

Obviously the article doesn't say any of that, but I look forward to reading about Lily's mutilated face in a year or so.


Lily Collins, 25, who lives in Redditch with her partner Hayden

Lol

[Shindig]

The dog was rescued from a backyard breeder and Lily tells us, if she and Hayden hadn't taken him in, there was a danger he'd have ended up in the wrong hands. "He'd either be dead or he would be like one of the dogs you probably see on the news," she says.

Don't tempt fate like that.

[Lofty]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c0457d02e9go

[Giggles]

Fucking hell, I had seen this the other day and just assumed it was an April Fools joke article.

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[Kikó]

What will you do instead giggles?

[Spikey M]

They're aware she's not real, right?

[Giggles]

I forgot I was talking to the Starmerites.

[Lewis]

It will be to prevent the tits becoming a different colour right? The Ronaldo statue outside his museum has all of the paint worn off its hands, the right boot, and its lol cock bulge.

[Giggles]

It will be to prevent the tits becoming a different colour right? The Ronaldo statue outside his museum has all of the paint worn off its hands, the right boot, and its lol cock bulge.

It’ll be because the country has run mad with pink haired nose-ringed freak types/

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[Lewis]

If some religious old bag had had the idea of telling people not to grope it those same people would be out doing it.

[Giggles]

If some religious old bag had had the idea of telling people not to grope it those same people would be out doing it.

If some religious old bag had the idea everyone would be laughing at them still.

[niko_cee]

I also assumed the Molly Malone thing was an April fools.

Like the we've lost 2 F-35s thing some military rag ran with and seemed to be earnestly picked up by a lot of AI news feed things. I guess they are stealth oi oi!

And then the Russians with HMS Prince Andrew. :face:

[Shindig]

It'll be like how the Raging Bull statue in New York gets hundreds of twats wanting selfies with its bollocks.

[-james-]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cvgwzrdnmevo

Look I'm all for mental elf and all that, and I don't see much point in locking her up, but how in the fuck has she got away with no time for murdering a baby?

[Spikey M]

The scousers don't half punch above their weight in child murder.

I wonder how much compassion the dad would have got for doing the same?

[niko_cee]

If it wasn't for her maybe you wouldn't have been able to lol at them for that whole chicken in a bag thing.

Sounds an enormously difficult set of circumstances, with little wider benefit to society to be gained from locking her up.

[niko_cee]

No idea where to put this, but if Taz was in Nandos in MK today I reckon I might have sighted him.

[Lewis]

Nand-nose.

[Luke Emia]

Graeme Dott has been charged with touching kids. Couldn't see the snooker thread so this will do.

[Kikó]

Where's the white bald going?

[niko_cee]

:D

Very bad.

[Ben]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c3677xzk56no

I fell off my chair with shock over this one.

[Spikey M]

Another evictory for TTH.

[Magic]

https://iili.io/30h2t2V.png

These are women? Right...

[Spikey M]

None of them would shag you, so probably.

[Luke Emia]

So a tranny is not a woman?

[Magic]

Rather have a shenis.

[Giggles]

Britain maybe not completely lost yet

[niko_cee]

This whole Toby Carvery cutting down a massive old tree has to be one of the oddest PR disasters ever.

[Lofty]

They should offer us all a free carvery as penance.

[Shindig]

Arab Deano causes Blues Brothers style shitshow. (https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cewgj1p79j4o)

Imagine being such a cunt that you end your first date with a high speed chase.

[randomlegend]

So five police cars chased him over a dodgy light and then after his car was surrounded and he'd stopped, an unmarked police car ploughed into him at 80mph? Wot?

[Spikey M]

And nothing of value was lost.

[Shindig]

I'm assuming one car spotted the light and then the unlicensed, uninsured driver put his foot down. And his lass had some pot on her so the chase is on. Phenomenal decisions all round.

[Lofty]

The best bit is he then kept driving about after the crash, was rearrested and they've bailed him. I'm sure he wont drive about again.

[Spikey M]

Oh, I thought he had died. :(

[Magic]

El Salvador plz.

[Lewis]

When that happened I bet somebody at work a fiver that it would be an Asian (I assumed Pakistani). Result.

[Dquincy]

https://iili.io/30h2t2V.png

These are women? Right...

The fact a court had to confirm this is batshit crazy.

[niko_cee]

Back to buying all the bog roll in Spain / Portugal.

Cash only!

:face:

[Magic]

Back to being third world.

[John Arne]

The tank going through the gates :drool:

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[Lofty]

This dimming the sun stuff all seems a bit weird.

[Ben]

Yeah because spraying particles into the atmosphere will absolutely not send the conspiracy nuts over the edge.

[niko_cee]

It actually sounds quite a good idea but there's no chance the hysterical NOT ENOUGH! mentals won't go predictably insane, never mind the conspiracy nuts.

It was in that techno / future manifesto type thing Pepe linked to a while back.

[Boydy]

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:lol:

[Kikó]

This dimming the sun stuff all seems a bit weird.

I'm not a scientist, I'm yevrah but I cannot imagine we truly understand the impacts of playing with the planets atmosphere and all it's complexities.

[Sir Andy Mahowry]

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:lol:

Did he get his phone at least?

[John Arne]

I'm not a scientist, I'm yevrah but I cannot imagine we truly understand the impacts of playing with the planets atmosphere and all it's complexities.

Somewhat related, I recently read that the Three Gorges Dam is so vast that it slows earths rotation by 0.06 microseconds.

[Pepe]

It actually sounds quite a good idea but there's no chance the hysterical NOT ENOUGH! mentals won't go predictably insane, never mind the conspiracy nuts.

It was in that techno / future manifesto type thing Pepe linked to a while back.

It does seem like a hard sell. Greens will hate it because they hate technology, left nuts will hate it because they hate capitalism, and right nuts will hate it because why spend money on a fake problem. Then as you say the first hurricane after spraying some stuff will have wackos shouting that the government did it on purpose.


I'm not a scientist, I'm yevrah but I cannot imagine we truly understand the impacts of playing with the planets atmosphere and all it's complexities.

We can study it, do it a bit at a time to see how things react and it is not permanent. Wild of an idea as it sounds, it does not seem that risky.

[Magic]

Yeah because spraying particles into the atmosphere will absolutely not send the conspiracy nuts over the edge.

Can't wait for the ITV drama in 30 years time about all the spaz children. :drool:

[Disco]

https://i.imgur.com/F6MOLxV.jpeg