i say we nuke earth and do this all over again

because this has failed heavily so far

https://phys.org/news/2017-06-artificial-coral-reef-marine-biodiversity.html

The free market might have an answer to the coral problem

it has been tested in the north sea and has had good effects

You've probably seen the invention that plans to rid the ocean of plastic too

goes into work next year

Please can someone tell me why Stirner is so popular ?

very memeable

Example ?

https://i.warosu.org/data/lit/img/0062/45/1425924430217.png

I don't even like stirner but the memes are okay

Well, in Belgium we don't talk a lot of him.

he's been very overlooked in history, only lately he's been getting a revival

I've read his book but that's all.

>north sea

>viable coral

do not.

that is not a thing

and if it works there its screwed elsewhere

🤔

I'm taking the scientists side on this one

the thing that bothers me is that some people want a solution right now, we've only been knowing that we're having a devastating impact on the earth for what, 50 years now?

And with the rise of easier modes of crowdfunding I think it's a question of time

>using disgusting outdated versions of energy creation

>there is no sulotion

solution

make an actual argument, I don't like this implying shit

If I'm reading it correct you simply want to stop using these ''outdated'' industry right?

I'd rather use them now and focus on developing new and more efficient industries, will have much less an impact on people, which is something environmentalists don't put very high imo

greetings

I read Stirner and for me was basically an insight on people without morals and made me question what I follow, having the answers was just a quick reflection.
But yeap, at least the memes are good

Are you despooked?

And did you read the English translation

Haha

Marxis critiques of Stirner were semi literate nonsense

New copypasta tbh ^

>idealistic theoretical masturbation
>is a marxist

😅