" The main destination of Natural gas, liquefied exports from Qatar are: China ($10B), India ($8.54B), South Korea ($7.38B), United Kingdom ($7.31B), and Belgium ($5.37B" (https://oec.world/en/profile/bilateral-product/natural-gas-liquefied/reporter/qat)
So while it would not ruin Quatar, it certainly would put a dent into their numbers.
But I think the key to this is a certain amount of wealth and not capitalism itself. Gender equality was a bit better under communism for example, which would fit the theory of inheritance mentioned in the article.
Isn’t there the theory that agriculture basically pushed patriarchy because of several factors?
Just a quick glance into this article: https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20230525-how-did-patriarchy-actually-begin
gives some insights which do not sound too wrong. For example the article mentions the theory that the rise in property included the need for defense against others and you are better at this with more people. The article also theorizes that “social elites emerged as some people built up more property than others, driving men to want to make sure their wealth would pass onto their legitimate children”.
Cooooooool, cool, cool, cool, cool…
I do think that there are Scientists who like programming. What I would see as a hurdle is that this would be a rather big project, so you will have to ask a lot of people. And generally many people would have to be convinced to use this system. A little bit like social Networks: If noone uses it, it is not interesting.
Nice, I am really curious what becomes of this.
Even in VS? Nice, gonna check that out.
Thanks a lot!
I like this idea!
Do you have a good one which you can recommend?
Partly, yes. But I also think their documentation is a bit hard do read. Maybe this will get better with time.
I liked 1 but played so much sims 2 back when I was in school. It is still really relaxing for me, so from time to time I come back and build a house with a crazy family in it.
Ah Shit, here we go again.
I am also simultaneously asking myself if prices for oatmilk are fair. Where I live the cheapest option is 1€ for a liter. But if you ever made oatmilk by yourself, you know how cheap it is do do it at home. I know I’m just lazy as f*, so I am not doing it and therefore should not rant. But I am really curious what’s behind this pricing, other than higher tax than on milk.
Okay thanks, I guess I overlooked that :)
I am always happy to hear about reforestation, but has somebody understood out of which source the numbers from china are coming? I mean they are sometimes quite the enthusiasts talking about their successes
No, absolutely not. Who knows what strategy they have.
Seems so. Maybe they want to set a warning or something like that…
I think it would be interesting to look at the immune system of these children. I suffered a bad infection as an infant resulting in an inflammation of the heart (because my mother went to some homeopathics-guy instead of a real doctor for too long). Had to take some anitbiotics very early in life. Now I still get sick often. My white blood cells are always a tad too low. Basically it would be nice to know if said children had a worse immune system from the start or if the antibiotics in early life had some effect on it.