BussyCat

Helium may not be renewable but we can manufacture it from things like boron

I heard it in the same vane that I heard that we would have a moon base by 2020 a mars base by 2025 and nuclear fusion in just 10 more years

That is just such a strange law I tried googling it because I was curious and the only thing I could find was about temporary structures Is there a name for the law that I could search?

So woodland that can’t have a permanent dwelling is affordable but woodland that can is cheap? Like that would make sense if the construction of the building was different but if it’s simply just how often you can spend time on your own land that’s ridiculous

Not from the UK but why can’t you live in a cabin?

A car weighs 2000-4000lbs and can be produced in a mostly automated factory A reasonable sized house still weighs 50-100k lbs that’s a lot more material and you have the land it is built on. It then takes multiple people days to build. Houses being as affordable as cars is a pipe dream

The time scale is the other big difference. A credit card is intended to be paid off at the end of the month and gives you much better fraud protection than a debit card Products like klarna instead have you pay off a tv over months and offer you no real benefit besides racking up debt

They have late fees and can have incredibly high interest if you pay late. 1 in 10 for $30 includes every single man, woman, and child in the United States. In reality there is a much smaller group spending much more money and developing a revolving door of debt where they are chronically in debt for non essential purchases and as soon as one of those payments goes late they will be slapped with a bunch of late fees and interest that will make them miss other payments and get even more late fees and interest until they end up underwater Klarna got 2.8B in revenue last year and they did it with those “interest free” loans