Aero's are nice. But my vote has to go to the Wispa.
You're a moron if you think life is unique to earth. Whether any other lifeform has progressed past Fermi paradox - Wikipedia is another matter.
I think moron is a bit harsh. Pretty much all the research I've seen in recent years has been that Abiogenesis is far more unlikely than scientists used to think - and it was pretty low to begin with - and that every revision to the Drake Equation has made is get closer and closer to 1. It's quite possible we are the first intelligent life to arise in the universe. Depending on how you view things that is either very depressing or quite amazing.
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Landfill tax rises boosting fly-tipping, says spending watchdog
National Audit Office says tax has increased amount of money criminals can make from waste crimewww.theguardian.com
If the average fine was tripled to £1000?
I'd love to see a minimum £10,000 fine for fly tipping, £1000 for throwing rubbish out of your car or dropping litter whilst out (and £500 for parents who's kids are caught chucking litter) - and the abolishment of all charges for household-produced waste.
From 3 days upwards.£500 for a kid littering? Before I laugh too hard could you specify what ages you are referring to?
Meh, I think that is incredibly arrogant. Our solar system is a newbie in the age of the universe, which contains billions of galaxies, which contains trillions of stars and trillions of planets. Yes, the chance of life is incredibly small, but if we are here then chances are life is elsewhere too.
Edit: if you listen to the evidence, there is a high probability that we live in a simulation anyway, Simulation hypothesis - Wikipedia
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Landfill tax rises boosting fly-tipping, says spending watchdog
National Audit Office says tax has increased amount of money criminals can make from waste crimewww.theguardian.com
If the average fine was tripled to £1000?
I'd love to see a minimum £10,000 fine for fly tipping, £1000 for throwing rubbish out of your car or dropping litter whilst out (and £500 for parents who's kids are caught chucking litter) - and the abolishment of all charges for household-produced waste.
From 3 days upwards.
If babies are with their parents and parents aren't paying enough attention to pick up shit their kids drop then it's really the parents who are littering, no?
If kids are out without their parents then they're old enough to run around in streets with lethal cars about, so they're old enough to be taught not to litter - and that'll only happen if scum parents are forced to do so - as the voluntary measures we have today clearly aren't working are they Gwad.
So this seems reasonable and proportionate. And much more lenient than shooting them in the face, which is my preferred solution.
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Our solar system is a newbie in the age of the universe
The Universe may be old to us, but it's likely in the early stages of its life. Our Solar System is only a third the age of the Universe, which some estimate will die of heat death in trillions of years.
It's like hating children is a personality trait for some people. I know you don't chose to be born but everyone is a kid at some point.When I was a toddler I used to love throwing shit out of the car, the more my parents told me the more I did it.
That's being a toddler.
You never cease to amaze me how you adjust your world view to perfectly fit you.
£500 fine lol.
Then your mum and dad were shit at controlling you.When I was a toddler I used to love throwing shit out of the car, the more my parents told me the more I did it.
it's really the parents who are littering
I don't hate kids. I hate shit parents. Kids can perfectly easily be taught not to throw litter about - and to go and pick up their litter if they drop it.It's like hating children is a personality trait for some people. I know you don't chose to be born but everyone is a kid at some point.
Training kids not to throw litter about isn't exactly peak difficulty in parenting is it?Everything is so easy in your world isn't it haha
Training kids not to throw litter about isn't exactly peak difficulty in parenting is it?
Most people do it very succesfully.
Training kids not to throw litter about isn't exactly peak difficulty in parenting is it?
Most people do it very succesfully.
Very clearly I said that parents need to see what their kids are chucking about - and if they drop something they have to pick it up.Not when you have a fucking toddler that doesn't understand the implications of littering and just like throwing shit about.
100% agree with this bit of your post BodhsPossibilities are endless with the right training tbh.