> regular people don't want to manage their keys

They don't have to, but they can if they want to.

If regular people manage their own keys, they will lose everything.

How is that any better than telling git to ignore them? Esp when they're tightly coupled translations

He scales the kW/h hour down to five minutes to make kW/5min.

> Decades of constant failure from supposedly elite people in every possible field have lead to a reaction where people just don’t trust them no matter what they claim.

That’s a big claim to make without offering any examples.

Everyone fails constantly, so it makes sense that "elite people" (whatever those are) do too. Why would you have to give examples for something that is a fact of life? It is like breathing. Everyone does it, you do not need examples for it.

I've heard someone say the pain from inserting an IUD was so great they backed out halfway through the procedure.

An ex-gf of mine gently flicked my gonads once without warning, that was no picnic either. Luckily, just like an IUD, it isn't mandatory. Horses for courses.

You just need to know that you took your own pill

I guess the argument would be that it has a greater impact on the profitability of intermittent energy sources as it can stabilize the grid by soaking up cheap off-peak power. Not sure if I buy it either.

"For every other species"

The amount of gas to too small to be economical to transport away from the well.

Maybe that's a problem with economic incentives and it shouldn't be free to just burn the gas to get rid of it.

Whether or not they pay a carbon price for burning the gas, it's still better for it to be productive in the process.

> but not oppose enough to use force? I think that's just as useless as people saying they're sending "thoughts and prayers".

All the weapons, sanctions and money are good as "thoughts and prayers"? Isn't the Ukraine military running primarily on donated Javelin and stringer missiles atm?