Yes, such overinvestement wouldn't happen in a capitalist society ... like AI, or telecom, or railways, or... Anyway, AI datacenters also try to get as much as possible subsidies, government contracts, etc. They just have to sell it differently to the government, but it all comes down to "We cannot afford a mineshaft gap"

probably not

âoe The notion someone is going to think "oh crap, I can't get a gun, guess I won't commit that mass murder"⦠âoe
Statistically, yes, if you look at new laws created and enforced in countries like Australia and NZ after such incidents. But, yeah, different culture and such.

Luckily, all big US businesses have a shell company in Ireland, for US tax reasons, so the EU can consider these as local and tax them accordingly.

Your car doesnâ(TM)t run on plain plasticâ¦.
Other chemicals that you donâ(TM)t want to burn, but are part of the trash.

But a reason not to even use this technology is that it will release greenhouse gases on the short term after burning the gasoline, while keeping it as plastic wonâ(TM)t.

https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fen.m.wikipedia.org%2Fwik... Just in timeâ¦

Depends the aim of your curriculum. To make a metaphor: learning to become a carpenter, it is more important to know what and where to saw, than to use a handsaw properly, if you have a tablesaw at hand. So, as stated by others, problem solving skills is always needed, doing it in C or assembly not so much. There is still a need for that as well, but not in every course

In case of the Dutch woman: a doctor in NL is not employed by the government. There are strict regulations for assisted suicide and while this case things went wrong, the fact the doctor is prosecuted, is due to these regulations, by the government. A patientâ(TM)s consent is the starting point. And GPs are very thorough on the procedures.

And the person was acting as what? As a Fed, stirring up the riot for the right amount of backlash or asa a rioter believing in his own (and Trumpâ(TM)s) ideas?

Starliner isn't licensed by the FAA, but by NASA. You wont find starliner in the approvedLaunch database of the FAA.

Youâ(TM)d still have the possibility of impeachment. Though using it for partisan reasons is not a good one, as is shown.

New glass requires collecting (sand), shipping, melting and shipping again as well. Apparently 100% reused glass requires 25% less energy, mainly because of a lower melting point than sand used for new glass. Practically, the savings are about 15%

Only send females to mars to be sure

Even sharks have to be equipped with AI these days. As if lasers arenâ(TM)t sufficient.

Am I the only one thinking of https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fen.m.wikipedia.org%2Fwik...â>Gulliverâ(TM)s travels ?