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I don’t buy that this is an either/or situation. One example that comes to mind is the improvements in the efficiency of gasoline powered vehicles while electric vehicle production is ramping up. I think we’re better off that there was a huge push for making ICEs more efficient when electric vehicles were still in its infancy (I can’t prove this but I don’t think throwing more money at Tesla or other companies could have significantly sped up their timeline)

I’m having trouble understanding why people are so opposed to using fossil fuel "as cleanly and efficiently as possible." It’ll take many decades until renewable and other carbon-neutral energy sources can fully phase out coal and natural gas so doesn’t it make sense to invest in both technologies until then? If the goal is to reduce carbon emissions as much and as fast as possible it seems that we could make greater contributions by tackling both

Still waiting for my iPhone X to come in but from reading their info, they say burn in is a result of brightness + duration. From that it seems that the black strip will not be an issue.

Let me know if I'm missing any notable ones so I can update the list

I maintain them for 1) job opportunities in the future 2) Professional learning by discussing best practices or challenges they overcame

I don't have that large of a network so it's pretty easy to manage my relationships. Mainly text and misc messaging apps