Prices of the electricity we use to charge

Ghost1951

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Don't you fancy lara croft types?
Well - forty-six years ago, had there been a Lara - I might have said she was of that sort. Now? Not so much.
 

soundwave

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nigelbb

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Yes, it's nothing to do with 'climate change' or reducing CO2, it's all about CONTROL. See what our 'king' is up to: https://news-pravda.com/world/2025/01/13/973220.html It's the WEF calling the shots. They tell Starmer etc what to do and he jumps. They have all been Epsteined so can do nothing else.
OMG Not another bloody conspiracy theory lunatic! That makes at least four of you posting your drivel here.
 

soundwave

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saneagle

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OMG Not another bloody conspiracy theory lunatic! That makes at least four of you posting your drivel here.
A madman always believes that it's everyone else who's mad.

If you want to test yourself to see if you're nuts, two of the first signs of madness are watching or listening to the BBC, and reading The Guardian. The next sign is having any hairs growing on the palms of your hands.

If you're still unsure after all that, have a look to see if you have an ebike. If the answer is no, you're nuts. If the answer is yes, have a look to see if it has a crank motor. If the answer is yes, that would explain everything because there's a 99.23% correlation between having a crank-drive bike and being nuts. By deduction, the 0.77% must be those that use them for proper off-road riding.
 
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Ghost1951

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A madman always believes that it's everyone else who's mad.

If you want to test yourself to see if you're nuts, two of the first signs of madness are watching or listening to the BBC, and reading The Guardian. The next sign is having any hairs growing on the palms of your hands.
I'm sorry to disagree with you again, but I think that watching the BBC and reading the Guardian are essential. If you don't know how important opinion formers are thinking, you will very very soon get very out of touch.

The danger of living in an echo chamber which just reflects your own views back to you is that you can very soon get sucked into a spiral of mistaken ideas.

I find it pretty much essential to operate as a sceptic about absolutely everything. That includes my own beliefs. I regularly examine them carefully. It is very easy to ignore our own biases and just look for sources which reflect back to us our own mistakes. I think we need to be aware of that and to be ready at all times to change what we think.

If science had not been designed to do exactly that, where would we be?

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He thinks he will be protected against Bubonic Plague by keeping nasty smells out of his nose.