Yeah but taxidermying a human is notoriously challenging, not as durable/long-lasting and somehow not as comedic in my estimation.
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Yup, financial illiteracy of the UK public strikes again!
Really cool. This is how I've wanted to go, but without the bones being powdered at the end - I want those skeletonised into a posable model so I can continue to attend family gatherings.
Shit idea from the electoral equivalent of toxic waste.
The real issue is going to be that there won't be a middle class. Everything about our tax and benefits system is designed to bring about the destruction of the middle class.
Triple lock for state pension; inflationary pay cuts for NHS.
A factor, but clearly not the primary one.
Yup, and you still need something dispatchable like gas to back it up anyway.
Ah yes, the nebulous "energy storage methods" makes it's appearance. Pumped hydro is great, but we aren't exactly flush with vast areas of waste land we can flood.
It's all possible in theory but in reality it's not if we opt for a nuclear-based grid it's when. You cite the cost of nuclear, but ignore the cost of storage when evaluating renewables and also I suspect fail to appreciate that more than half the cost of UK nuclear is in the financing costs and interest payments. Hinkley C would have been literally half the price if it'd been funded by government borrowing, and wind is more than double it's stated cost once you account for the need for dispatchable backup or storage.
Ultimately renewables like wind and solar have nothing to add to a nuclear-based grid because they're non-dispatchable. The only ones which may have some value are hydro and tidal, both of which I fully support. Nuclear is also not limited in any practical sense for a country like the UK. Is it a solution for the whole world? No. Is it the solution for a small geologically stable nuclear-armed island nation in the 48-49th parallel? Absolutely.
Judging by the fact everyone in the video is young, white and of reasonable BMI probably not.
It's because anyone involved in making the rules, or tbh with even any exposure to the reality of dealing with COVID on the ground knew the rules were stupid. They were put in place purely because the government reasoned the public needed something clear and concise to follow because they're morons who are incapable of appreciating complex topics or showing any discretion.
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Which is a pretty retarded law if you think about it.