I’m not arguing that. I’m arguing that because they insist on continuing their colonialism, their problems with migrants in Ceuta are entirely self-inflicted.

So it’s a self-inflicted problem for keeping that conquered territory to this day?

Quick question.

Why is Ceuta part of Spain to begin with?

Yeah, and also things one can do that have some form of measurable impact, even if incremental.

Or sometjing like this?

https://www.longcovidadvoc.com/fundraising-for-research

How do we unentangle corruption from political office?

“Eradicate” through proper education, right?

I think being overexposed to so many issues around the world is making people numb - especially when they don’t know what to do about it.

(There may be other factors - for example, less densely populated areas being more open because there’s more time per person to go around or something like that - but I think overexposure is a big bit of it).

We need more ways to act rather than just react.

For example, here’s a long Covid research fundraiser link

Some of these are good points, and I’ve got a tool to recommend: Fedica.

I use it to schedule my posts in advance and post on social media without actually having to be on it all the time.

Thank you for saving our time.

If a political party’s agenda doesn’t include climate mitigation (delaying the inevitable) and adaptation (preparing for the inevitable), it’s just wishful thinking.

And deniers are worse than Flat-Earthers at this point.

I don’t see how people selling keychains (physical items) helped corporations steal data.

Thankfully, Linux doesn’t have executives and shareholders like Windows does… right?

Insisting on high standards for code readability and quality - even higher than before GenAI was a thing - could help.

As it should be, alongside public transportation - because while there could definitely be a lot less car travel, there is a lot of situations that just can’t be covered by public transit.

Nah, that’s a carpet (with an emphasis on the “pet” part)

Glad to read some good news this morning.

So we can stop building new AI datacenters? :D

Are we wrong tho, and why?

Oh, okay. Got it. Thanks for clarifying!