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RE: RE: Nord Stream Explosion - Bad Guy US-Government, not Russia
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What do you think about the gigantic construction of dams or nuclear power plants? Are you moving away from the central supply idea and advocating smaller supply solutions? For example, compared to the many cells that form the whole? Instead of a giant central that wants to make all other local units dependent on it? For example, by letting each individual building "look after itself"?

Dams create giant bodies of water that can sustain thousands of times more life than the steep mountain side and small valleys that forms the reservoir. The other important benefit is as a constant source of freshwater. There's something to be said about small scale implementations of nuclear energy as well:

You have to have or make time for reflective thought and not be stressed, I think. It seems to me that those who are caught in the hamster wheel have a very narrow focus. Both among the elites and the average person.

Yup, some good self inquiry would work wonders on the world, that's why questioning the wef and their experts is not allowed and why they are at constant war with themselves trying to keep it all under wraps and in control.

@baah: What do you think | Ecency