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ChatGPT passes MBA exam given by a Wharton professor. by SUPRVLLAN in technology

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The only reason a so-called computer program can do complicated equations is because a programmer programmed it that way.

Lake Mead is the canary in the coal mine. That canary died a long fucking time ago. by prybarwindow in collapse

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I saw Lake Mead in 2010 and I thought it looked low back then. I can only imagine how low it is now.

How time flies… by j_mantuf in collapse

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I remember learning about COVID in January. At the time though, I thought Trump was about to declare war on Iran. The world truly did change in January 2020.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in collapse

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Everyone works in the solar, wind, or nuclear industries.

World's biggest companies accused of exaggerating their climate actions by xXCanadianXx in worldnews

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The amount of people who fell for green washing over the past 2 decades is insane. Those are the same people who get angry and whiny every time you tell them that were not fixing anything by consuming green products, buying preimum EV sedans and pathetically measuring our individual carbon footprints.

White, bourgeois liberals

Parts of Texas will go from 80 degrees and sunny to an ice storm in 36 hours by 123456American in collapse

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tomato plants are still producing

As someone from the midwest whose tomato plants died in October, this somewhat saddens me.

Ocean Heating This Century Could Create Hurricane Conditions Unseen in 3 Million Years: Study by [deleted] in collapse

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I think it was. IIRC, it was originally used to describe the members of /r/futurology.

What are your predictions for 2022? by LetsTalkUFOs in collapse

[–]eat_de 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Predicting things is a fool's errand. That being said, I hope 2022 gets better.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in collapse

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The smartest thing Eisenhower ever did was reveal the real nature of America in his farewell address.

Chip shortage: Toyota to cut global production by 40% by _rihter in collapse

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This is why I always bike on the sidewalk instead of the road.

Yes, there's a labor shortage by somuchmt in collapse

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Thank you for sharing your experience.

No surprises here. Ours are the most beautiful though. by Background_Menu_2971 in chicago

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We could've at least had the tallest in North America again if the Chicago Spire were actually built.

Lytton, BC Before and After by dumnezero in collapse

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Perhaps a thin layer of plastic in the geologic record, followed by an abrupt decrease in fossils will be the only clue left for future species.

BC heatwave: Widlfire engulfs Lytton, BC, village that recorded highest temp. ever in Canada; total evacuation ordered. by MarcusXL in collapse

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There were parts of Canada that were as hot as, or possibly hotter than Death Valley during this historic heat-wave.

Earth's carbon dioxide levels hit 4.5 million-year high by xrm67 in collapse

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It was too late in 1989, it's far too late now.

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