I downvote those who downvote me. No worries, I didn’t really need your “help”.

If you swim in an Olympic sized pool instead of a kiddie pool, this will give you a better experience

Grammatically, coal was not the subject of that sentence. But that’s fine, I see what OP was going for.

My highlights had nothing to do with fossil fuels.

it’s transformed into some heat and some electricity, which is then used to power something that then transformed it into heat. The only solar energy that doesn’t heat up the planet is the one that is reflected back into space

if you use a watt of sunlight to power your phone instead of a watt of energy you got from burning coal, this watt of energy instead stays below earth and therefore doesn’t heat up the planet.

What?

Write in pencil.

They exist. My entire house is 3000K.

You can buy whatever Chinese brand is on Amazon this year (in my experience they change brands about the same time the bulbs start burning out), or try your local big box stores. I do believe Philips has some though, and they’ll last longer.

Edit: Just Google it.

https://www.lighting.philips.com/prof/led-lamps-and-tubes/led-bulbs/standard-led-bulbs/929002037812_EU/product

This 4-pack actually has multiple white options in each bulb, including your desired 3500K: https://www.amazon.com/Philips-LED-Flicker-Free-2700-5000K-576314/dp/B0B8TNK47C

I wonder how their McRonald’s is doing?

Wow. Who said anything about trapping. Both you an OP are dancing across the line of opposing arguments:

A cognizant patient is above all a free person. A free person is free to accept and to deny care, whatever may come.

I don’t understand the logic playing mental gymnastics to make a patient stay at a unit

You can’t make a patient stay unless they are mentally incompetent, a minor, or in a state where leaving could pose a threat to safety. This would likely require a court order. The patient is always free to simply leave. It’s not a stupid question, but it is a flawed premise.

So… both of your arguments effectively boil down to, “Why should medical professionals care?”

I’m finished with this thread.

I guess you could also ask what’s the reason for working at a suicide hotline? Seems similar enough in many cases.

Alternatively, I’m sure many patients simply see attempts to keep them there as upselling. They feel fine, etc. It’s not the medical professional’s fault our healthcare billing/payment system sucks. Many genuinely care, and without some level of urging… how would a patient know an issue was urgent?

You can poison the routes within the BGP core to send traffic into a black hole. Basically, just tell everyone you have the best path, and they will send traffic to you.

There have been instances of this at the international level with adversary nations “accidentally” routing all traffic through them first. It can be done to a degree that it makes life difficult. They won’t be able to prevent you from finding a VPN that pops you out near a router that refuses the poisoned routes however- not without a global agreement at least.

Myself.

No i didn’t. Feed a book into chat GPT. You will see what fast comprehension is. I think you missed the consciousness part.

Stop being an ass.

Edit: The average person knows approximately 15-20,000 words. This is between 14 and 15 bits minimum to address every word independently. But I’m no brainologist, and I don’t know that’s how processing speech actually works. This is all just for comparison to bitwise operations.

I think we understand a computer can read this text far faster than any of us. That is not the same as conscious thought though- it’s simply following an algorithm of yes/no decisions.

I’m not arguing with anything here, just pointing out the difference in what CPUs do and what human brains do.