20 million seems huge. I didn’t know so many so many even had a passport.

My boss went for a work-related conference.

I told him it will be “no” if he asks me to go to the US.

Well earthworms are a significant threat to the boreal forests of Canada. So I think we can still consider them an invasive species for the continent overall.

Doesn’t China still have access to Russian oil? Or does it go through the Strait of Hormuz too?

Being in Canada, I’m feeling so much relief now. My fear of dying soon isn’t entirely gone, but I’m feeling more hopeful.

I’d allow:

• emergency vehicules
• trucks of any size for deliveries (depending on the road of course)
• vehicules for professional needs (eg. a manual worker who works in many places ans needs to carry his equipment)
• cars for people with disabilities (while still offering special transport, and making the general public transport as accessible as possible)

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Yeah.

Election of the pope.

Election of the chair.

Those elections are done by a small group of people.

An exterior threat can have a rally-around-the-flag effect. They hate the administration, but now they see an even bigger threat, a foreign threat. They might not want to rock the boat now.

The Red Crescent is killing people now?

I’m hoping for regime change in any of those countries, but sad for the people dying. The girl school explosion is heart-rending. I feel for the parents.

Yea it seems like a lot! But I assume it would be for communities that are already in the desert, they’re manageing with water, but barely, and one or two of these machines would help rounding things.

Considering the amount of water it produces, I imagine it would be a community rather than an individual that buys it.

I commend you for doing your part.

The control of media and of communication by the wealthy is mainly a threat to society.

It’s not like eating junk food where you’re only harming yourself.

We’re all threatened by people being ignorant and propagandized.

Now, what you can do, there are many things. Talk to your neighbors, involve yourself in your community, get people to come on the Fediverse, demonstrate, etc.

Cool but don’t you guys have machines for this?

Asking from Montréal — we might just be more sophisticated with snow removal because of our reality.

There are advantages and issues with both high and low population, but the most pressing issue is that when population decreases, it puts a strain on working people because there’s a higher share of the population that is retired.

Remigration!

You’re optimistic.

Thanks, I appreciate the tips.