true, like there are many cults that last for a while before they become murderous or just peter out. when it scales up to country level (USSR, China, Cambodia, Cuba...) communism is always murderous. Just give me an example that contradicts that.
i think there is a "cabal" everywhere where moderation is involved. i have hit the wall on various platforms. i just try to move on, there are things that are more important in life than who is right on the internet.
> "The truth can be very elusive"
no shit, this must be the understatement of the day.
not sure if people care much about truth these days, maybe rather just for validation of their biases.
having said that, wikipedia is the site i turn to most often for information so i agree - it is the last good place...
yes, there are the millions dead in various "cultural" and agri-"cultural revolutions, the millions dead in gulags because they opposed the horrors of communism. i grew up in it, and it makes me vomit when someone mentions that murderous ideology.
The main point is not the price though, it's the infrastructure and the fast obsolescence of batteries. There are no batteries currently that will last the life of a car, so what do you do when they quit ? Replace them, for what price ?
I might get an EV in 10 years or so, when there is a clear vision for infrastructure and battery technology.
there is apparently a huge difference between the night sky in the Northern vs Southern hemisphere. whoever spent their life in the North has no idea how beautiful the Southern sky is.
oh ye people, you always need a golden bull to worship. turn your attention inside and listen to the truth that is always there. that's where the revolution starts. otherwise, you're just a consumer of the latest YouTube fad.
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it is based on GraphML, can import nodes/vertices from excel/XML, it has good automatic layouts for large diagrams, and can output to GraphML, SVG, JPG, and many other formats.
if you were a wolf and trespassed another pack's territory, they would kill you.
there are rules and "property" in nature - where do you think ours came from ?