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I agree with your points as I summarized them, so we may not really disagree. They do not counter OP's point about LNG being more harmful than presented. They aren't "hating" on LNG. In fact, they may…

@Noflaps said in #7: Before I respond, can I summarize your points as follows? > Renewables are intermittent by their nature > Charging stations (and other infrastructure) are lacking > Fossil is need…

Greenpeace has won a controversial battle banning the genetically modified "anti-famine" rice. Scientists say this victory could kill thousands. Was Greenpeace wrong? Or can we sustain humanity withou…

> When the wind doesn't blow and the sun isn't shining brightly (it's called "night" or "a storm" or even "a cloudy day"), what will continue to power the cities and suburbs? It's important to have a …

I didn't expect it to be so witty. I can already acknowledge that he is right in the sense that I had never seen the three middle finger salute before. I used to believe we needed to transition out of…

Don't forget to mention the alt-text, which people unfamiliar with xkcd may not know about. (it's when you hover the mouse) "Karpov's construction of a series of increasingly large rice cookers led to…

It's interesting that they combined the warrants for both sides. Not sure how often that happens. Like a teacher breaking up a school yard fight and giving both sides detention regardless of who start…

How did you fix it? Reading your question it seems unfixable, because how can any engine find mates deeper that the search depth?

Interesting to break it up like this, as a monster with many heads. Another interesting angle to break it up over would be why people cheat. Some do for their stream, including sandbagging beforehand.…

I'm not sure what your question is. You could look into the concept of cellular automata to get an intuition for how complex simple systems can get.