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It’s because there are cases where non security related bugs end up being security bugs after all.

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Commission on Human Medicines (CHM) had published independent expert advice that there was “currently an unacceptable safety risk in the continued prescription of puberty blockers to children”.

Wait, that means Trump was right?

It’s far too late for that. Userbase moved on. Tumblr is dead forever

There’s not enough resources in the world to keep our current economic output while also switching to renewables.

Well, you’re wrong. For example in France almost all electricity comes from mix of nuclear and renewable sources.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electricity_sector_in_France

Around 70% nuclear, 11% hydro and only like 7,5% from fossil (rest are solar, wind and biomass)

Switching transportation to electric is much more difficult but it’s happening. 10 years ago, electric cars just weren’t a thing.

To the energy requirements of our economy? I beg to fucking differ.

Well, yes - because energy can be produced from renewable sources. It isn’t fault of general economy, that the energy sector produces lots of CO2.

The solution isn’t to scale down economy, its to replace fossil fuels with nuclear and renewables

Well, I guess the droughts are their own fault, then, or what?

What???

Climate is a separate issue. You can supply green energy, nuclear, or burn fossil fuels. Say what you want, but as far as energy production goes, free market keeps delivering since decades.

And it just happens, that regions suffering from the biggest fresh water deficit also happen to have good conditions for solar energy production.

Where are you gonna get the energy to desalinate water from?

From the same sources as with the energy needed to manufacture everything else. The demand for electricity has grown year by year for decades, and we haven’t run out of it.

What about areas that are thousands of kilometres from the ocean?

Regular logistics as with any other good

the more expensive it gets, the less people can afford it

You know, all these arguments avoid answering the question about how much more expensive water could be. And I suspect the general answer is: not much. Mass producing fresh water is well understood process. It’s also a potential source of sodium for sodium-ion batteries, cheaper alternative to lithium-ion.

And then there’s the fact that desalination is a huge environmental disaster.

I’m fully aware of that - what’s missing there is proper regulation by local governments, preventing excess salinity of water dumped back to the ocean

“Running out of fresh water” narration is a complete lie. I don’t know why, but these articles are implying its like oil that will run out some day. No, fresh water is a manufacturable good. Worst case scenario it gets more expensive as more of it needs to be produced out of salt water ect.

The fact you have to pay now for the surgery is completely different from ban with few exceptions. You’re completely wrong

Sure, nobody is arguing against the fact it will be harder to get this type surgery - mostly due to financial reasons. But claim that it’s getting banned is a filthy fucking lie

“On day one, I will revoke Joe Biden’s policies on so-called gender-affirming care. Ridiculous. A process that involves giving kids puberty blockers, mutating their physical appearance, and ultimately performing surgery on minor children. Can you believe this?”

This is the reason he won. Society ain’t happy with plastic surgeries performed on children

prohibitions on gender-affirming care for both minors and adults

Only minors, neither article nor my own research point to adult ban. Looks like the article lies on purpose