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#Elektroautos stellen laut aktuellen Unfallzahlen in #Großbritannien kein größeres Risiko für #Fußgänger dar als

Verkehrswende: E-Autos für Fußgänger laut Studie nicht gefährlicher - Golem.de
Eine frühere Studie bescheinigte Elektroautos ein höheres Gefahrenpotenzial gegenüber Fußgängern - eine neue Untersuchung widerspricht dem.

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How do we steer EV charging so that it strengthens, rather than strains, the power grid? One of the clearest answers emerging from global leading practice is the use of smart pricing to guide smart EV charging.
What can China learn from Europe and vice versa? I discuss this with Chi Gao
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Smart Pricing for Smart Charging: Practical Lessons from the EU and China
As electric vehicles become mainstream, governments are beginning to ask a harder question: how do we steer this growing load so that it strengthens, rather than strains, the power grid? One of the clearest answers emerging from global leading practice is the use of smart pricing to guide smart EV c

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The bot trimmed one little piece of the joke: The Restaurant at the End of the Universe was a sequel, and obviously needed to start with a recap, so the full quote is:
❝The story so far: In the beginning, the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move.❞

CBS names Tony Dokoupil as the new anchor of CBS Evening News as part of a major overhaul under Bari Weiss; Dokoupil is currently an anchor on CBS' morning show (Alex Weprin/The Hollywood Reporter)
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Tony Dokoupil Named New Anchor of ‘CBS Evening News’ In Major Overhaul
Dokoupil, currently an anchor on the CBS morning show, will lead an overhaul of the evening newscast under CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss.

Roman elites drank from leaded cups because it made water sweeter. Radiation was thought at one time to have healing properties, so people would add uranium to their drinking water. Glowing dishes are still a collectors item. After the discovery of x-rays, shoe stores started installing them and using them on kids feet to size shoes. Lead was added to gasoline to improve engine performance, and paint to make it whiter. We all know about asbestos and DDT.
We look back at all of this and think, "how could people have been so incompetent back then?" Some of these things caused irreparable harm in their generation, some continue to cause harm today almost 100 years later.
If you wonder that, look at the whole #LLM thing and you have your answer.

This lady at the doctor's office just answered her phone and told her son her password...very loudly. Then proceeded to say out loud where she keeps her red password book.

I was at a ska show tonight. The Toasters & Mustard Plug. With a fresh reminder to not let the bastards drag you down.
It made me think about the current younger generation. What is their angry rebellious music? Maybe I'm not seeing it. But they don't seem angry enough, which is concerning.
It makes me think the kids aren't all right. Meanwhile here I am, growing older all the time, doing everything I can, thinking I'm a Superman.

Time for a social experiment. I have 5 questions:
- What should we work towards as a society?
- What's one thing that doesn't exist now in your community but should?
- What's one action you could take in the coming year to align your life with that goal?
- What's one thing you could achieve in the coming year to get closer to making that thing exist?
- Imagine that we changed everything and you're living in the world you want to see exist. What does the world look like?
I've asked variations of these already (and am still getting great responses), but this time there's a catch. Get together some of your friends (3-5 people) and ask these questions of the group. Come up with *one* answer that everyone in the group agrees on and post it here, then write a bit about your experience.
If you don't know people locally (or otherwise can't do this in person), tag some folks in here or wherever your people are at digitally. Just add some info on if it's online or in person.
For anyone bold enough to actually do this, let me know if you'd be OK with me putting this in an upcoming entry (https://anarchoccultism.org/building-zion/).