Yeah, it's really weird to look to china as a saving grace on anything, but I think you're right. They've been going all in on renewables in the way that we should be. Hopefully that'll drive prices down even further.
I also think that with their huge stakes in industrializing countries in Africa, many newly industrialized regions may just skip over the headache of transitioning off petroleum altogether.
Fingers crossed that china keeps pushing!
This one is a great litmus test for the British
True, but I think that the dude was just trying his best to fulfill their wishes. Grief leads people to do odd things sometimes.
Not a problem, I have zero interest in dealing with beehaw again if your mods are allowed to instigate fights, then hide behind the rules after their feelings get hurt.
If you're not going to let people talk shit, fine. But if your own mods are going to get their comments removed too, maybe they shouldn't be mods. This is the exact type of behavior people hate about reddit.
According to Pairat, the brother said his sister had been bedridden for about two years, when her health deteriorated and she became unresponsive, appearing to stop breathing two days ago. The brother then placed her in a coffin and made the 500-kilometer (300-mile) journey to a hospital in Bangkok, to which the woman had previously expressed a wish to donate her organs.
The hospital refused to accept the brother’s offer as he didn’t have an official death certificate, Pairat said. His temple offers a free cremation service, which is why the brother approached them on Sunday, but was also refused due to the missing document.
The temple manager said that while he was explaining how to get a death certificate when they heard the knocking. They then assessed her and sent her to a nearby hospital.
Thank God that everyone insisted on a death certificate. One regulatory misstep in this story and you either gut or burn someone alive.
That being said, knocking coming from the inside of a coffin is top 10 on my list of things that would make my blood immediately run cold.
Not only both of them being diagnosed in the same day, they had two completely different types of cancer. That's brutal, hope everyone is well covered by insurance and makes it out healthy. The stress alone would do me in.
I don't respect your authority as a mod any more than I respect your authority as an editor. Just because you have a title doesn't mean you're right or just.
What rule did I break that he did not also break? "Hostility can only come from beehaw users, not outsiders?"
Psst, your comment posted twice.
I could see that as a reasonable argument for ICE, for customs enforcement. Seems like border patrol should be near a physical border, though. Otherwise, why make them two separate entities? They are largely serving the same function.
I guess it doesn't really matter though, we all know it's just an euphemism for brown people patrol at this point.
Eh, I doubt there was ill intent here. Sounds like dude is poor and doing his best. Otherwise, why bother to try to get a free cremation or organ transplant? A random hole in the ground would be a much more effective hiding spot.