There's a JRPG about this

That's no —, it's two hyphens playing pretend!

A Gun That Can Kill The Past

Laptops are portable. I think the point of the TV was that the formfactor and weight of the system aren't a big issue when docked.

Sea people are more a backlash to states IMO

Capitalism creates the boom/bust pattern in the same way national borders create immigration crisis.

When you map reality onto a belief system it creates distortions.

I'm just saying it didn't start with tech, it started with capitalism

They were doing it before the net boom too. Roaring 20s, railway mania, Mississippi bubble, south sea bubble, and on and on.

Electrification is the key to replacing natural gas for heat. But there's no point in doing that until the grid is renewable. Burning natural gas in a home is about twice as efficient as using a power plant and then powering a heater.

So yes, the grid isn't the full picture, and I shouldn't have put the two statistics together like they contradict one another, but Germany is making very rapid progress in the places they need to.

Actually renewables have accounted for 58% of Germany's electric usage so far in 2026. That's five times what it was twenty years ago.

Edit: source

No, you were just very confused and it's a lot of assumptions to rethink.

Each county runs their own elections. It's not obfuscated, it's federated.

Wake up, it's a reality. China alone has 1000GW of installed solar, and globally it already out produces all coal and oil power plants combined.