Vedaykin

@vedaykin

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Team Just abandoned Moxie all on a sudden and they will start a new #Senpai token. #Moxie will just sunset, guess they will rug #senpai too in about 1yr. My guess…

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Trust is not existing anymore for Senpai. Rugs always remove trust in the dev team no matter what and how good they promise to be in the future. This will not work and Betashop lost all reputation, Senpai is a lost cause.

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FFS! Desantis is not just crazy, but on the level of pure shit. If I would believe in any god, I would consider calling this evel. Sadly I am not a believer. Why do a great share of US-Citizens support this? As a european I do not understand anymore whats going on on the other side of the great ocean. https://www.npr.org/2025/04/05/nx-s1-5345857/florida-lawmakers-push-legislation-to-weaken-child-labor-laws

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I don’t, still interested in the largest nft project and its future.

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Imagine planning a factory or plant for these time horizons. Maybe just sit this pressend out? LoL

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shhh or he wants a refund!

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Pic or it didn’t happen!

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@dwr.eth thx! But why? We had a small dispute :). Anyway, the wallet on Warpcast is a very nice feature! #warplet

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Ahhh the general goodol WW2 evacuation 80 years after the war.

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So capitalism is not working out the way we thought?

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Coal is dead in a few years, why are you mentioning coal power all the time? They are being turned off one by one. Your strawman Arguments are not subtle enough. Nuclear power is chosen because nobody pays the lifetime costs. You don’t know the damages yet.

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Holy f^%#, it takes 703.800.000 years until uranium 235 is not deadly anymore! Really I did not know this. That’s like close to a billion years ffs, our sun burns out in 2-3bn years!

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Yeah we are not done! This takes time, like e.g. building a decentralized social network :). I think we imported net 2% of all power, probably from France. Give us another 50 years and we will see. I didn’t know we halved our pollution output until now! We are integrated into a European power net, we will always trade power on the public market independent of its origin. If countries decide to go full nuclear selling cheap power without pricing in the final storage costs of fissure materials for centuries, every other energy source will lose and be more expensive. Usually something goes wrong and the company just files insolvency. The costs for final storage is payed by tax money in the end. Most companies do not exist for more than 100 years.

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Really interesting, never compared the two countries. Doesn’t take any de-industrializing effects into account with everything moving to China but anyway.

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I the context of the last few years I don’t think air pollution is the main contributor impacting us citizens IQ 😂. You have your opinion, I have mine. Everyone can do what ever he likes including building nuclear power.

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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_nuclear_power_accidents_by_country

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I can barely read it, but it seems the data is off to the official numbers? Coal is e.g. 13% and not the big thing in the pic? Anyway, I think the past 10 years have shown in Germany it is possible to go into renewables. It actually works better than expected and we can do it without nuclear. It’s not the easy short way, but since when is the correct way easy. The green revolution is not something done within 10 years and I hope we will go further.

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