Ah yes, Indonesia, a country America famously knows about.

Well, the non-flash policy rarely makes any friends. Everyone in the region hates them, except North Korea, which is run by people who might actually spend more time in China. And when it comes to Taiwan I’d say it is flashy.

I mean, there’s also white hydrogen and blue hydrogen, and other paths to green hydrogen than electrolysis.

We still will have to figure out the hydrogen economy, if only for steelmaking and similar.

We are talking about fuel cells, not ICE, though, right?

Is this how ghost gun printing is working? One person with a machine making and selling oodles?

If you’ve printed your own it seems like this would have limited applications, because you’ve either destroyed or lost it, or it’s still in your possession.

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Man, if it was that easy then China and the West would be having a much better time, and Israel a much worse time (since the Gulf countries are also rich).

He knows that he can’t really sustain tariffs because prices would really rise, and a massive recession would kick in, so he bluffs by delaying the dates.

Does he? Or does he just think the markets panic for no reason every time he tries?

People close to him have said tariffs being good for the economy is like a pathological fixed belief he has.

As I understand the headline, it could just as easily be someone in the prison that tampered with the data. That would be the simplest explanation, then.

After reading the article, it’s not even clear it was tampering, as opposed to conversion and compilation of the original file formats. And apparently, if the footage is what it appears to be, he actually did kill himself.

Okay, I’ll be a bit more direct. Go talk to the aliens about it, maybe they have time. I believe the hexbear way of saying that is “disengage”.

From the article:

The plane’s fuel was tested and found to be of satisfactory quality,

I believe in conspiracies as a general concept, like the two guards, and I believe governments have classified programs. When it gets to a certain point where vast numbers of people are involved in covering up something huge perfectly, you run into the problem of everything being possible and nothing being falsifiable, though.

In practice, people don’t believe in conspiracy theories because they honestly assess it’s the neatest way to explain the world, it’s because they get emotional satisfaction out of the community and the feeling that they know something which other people don’t. There’s psychology literature about it and everything.

What I said is my goto answer when I suspect I’m about to be arguing about melting steel beams or whatever, because that’s just a waste of time.

Well, I don’t see the government covering it up, and I don’t believe in conspiracy theories.

For the Republicans, it’s either this guy or a recently promoted conspiracy influencer with random frat bros as staff. The Democrats will still manage to lose.

(This is my impression as a Canadian)

I’m not surprised, and I’d still say it’s not an unlikely grand conspiracy if some rich guy paid a couple guards to kill him.

We’d love to. You know we get it first and in higher concentration, right? Not to mention all our shit that burns down in the process.

And I mean, it’s from the climate change that you helped make as well…

“Whoops, we pinky swear we’ll investigate ourselves for that. Anyway, since they’re all gone now, we can go back to normal relations with the rest of the world, right?”

Ah yes, you could say it’s a camp where they can be nicely concentrated.

Yeah, if you’re looking at food in China, there’s a real argument to avoid anything artificial-seeming because of incidents like this. I’m told it’s part of the reason why wet markets are so popular - there’s no doubt if your meat is real and unadulterated when you just saw it running around.

It actually sounds like they were straight up using normal paint as food colouring.