If the TMSR-LF1 proves successful, China plans to build a reactor with a capacity of 373 MWt by 2030.

Not sure which unit MWt is. Anyway, let’s see how far they are in 7 years.

I am surprised that nobody pointed out that there is a mathematical structure where you can divide by zero, the wheel:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wheel_theory?wprov=sfla1

Please look up how many of the currently living people in Gaza were able to vote back in 2006(?) when the last election was.

Irrc 50% of the population now is under 18, so people under 35 should make up 70% or more.

Your statement is just false.

Do you have a rough idea how much oil you need for a fossil car and how much lithium for an electric?

Ah. Apparently this is rarely used in English. Replace it with novelty.

I am not sure “Russia funds iran”. Yes, they both have developed deeper trade relations since trump cut of Iran more. But so have the relations between iran and China increased.

All of these countries try working together in mutual benefit against the west. But I wouldn’t call any of them puppets of another.

That would be a Novum, wouldn’t it? China supplying weapons in a large quantity to foreign organisation’s.

You could read this post as a start.

You really overestimate the space we have. Here is an overview on land usage: https://ourworldindata.org/land-use

Try to calculate how many people we can have if everyone lives in a si gle family home.

And you need places for other things, such really unimportant ones, as growing food for example.

If people can’t afford good apartments they can certainly not afford good single homes. So what is your point?

Apartments works very different in your country. For me it’s like this:

1. Building companies build apartments, usually they are owned by whoever paided them. That can be a private company, it can also be state owned, a cooperative, or a collection of privates. It’s not uncommen to buy single apartments here. Depending on the constellation you have a say in what is what done in what way. However: cost like garbage collection, tax,… Are always there. No matter if you live in an apartment or single home.

2. Same as 1. Depends on the constellation. Many people living in apartments have a garden plot somewhere else. There are places (close to nature, away from streets) where you can rent a garden and have a place of piece. Quieter than your lawn next to the next house.

3. If apartments are that more dangerous then insurance companies will want more money, sure. As far as I looked for my neighborhood the cost seems to be related to the living area, I. E. Same size same price. So it does not has to be more expensive.

4. Of course can you have sound proofness. Usually here walls are massive and not made out of paper.

5. And houses do? Isn’t it a thing that people steel packages from your doorway/garden in the US? But nevertheless: usually I was friends with other people in the house who could get my parcels for me, like the elderly lady on the ground floor. It does not get safer than that.

6. Yes? Flats are obviously cheaper for the same size as a house. You will not find 500m^2+ appartements, but >200m^2 can be found. How big are your houses usually?

7. Dryer? Balcony? A lot of apartments have an extra room in the basement, or a sun roof.

8. Bike or laundry? What are you on about? A lot of places have an extra bike room. Most of the time you have also your own compartment in the cellar. Bigger apartment complexes here are also required to have room for cars, I.e.you can rent a garage if you really want more space.

9. Same as 4.

I am really not sure if you are trolling or houses work differently in your area.

The offending paper was initially taken down by Preprints.org, a preprint archive run by the academic publisher MDPI

As far as I am aware no country on earth is CO2 neutral, so for these trains the emissions are still positive.

There is not much room for optimization left. Best solar cells get close to 23% efficiency, apparently the current theoretical maximum is a little over 30%.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shockley–Queisser_limit

Constant work. Such online communities have an exponential growth pattern. So you probably have a certain amount of time after which you double.

This is obviously very apparent when you have 10k subs, and on the next day it is 10,1k. But when you are at 10 subs it can take days for the next to arrive.

Just go on posting and the thing will start to take off. If you stop, or other active members stop the community might die.

Never heard of something like that. Do you have an example of a website which dies that?

What is stopping you?