They also moved shitload of industry outside of Beijing around 2008, so the pollution moves to more rural cities.

EV and transport in Beijing is great, impressive, and I enjoy them greatly when I was there, but it is also important to set realistic expectations. Switching to EV and transport improves people’s lives a lot and probably can be a golden bullets in many western cities. But for a city as dense and big as Beijing, there needs to be other sacrifices.

Not that I am disagreeing with your assessment, but I think low child brith rate is pretty universal in developed country.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_total_fertility_rate

Sorry, I am more of a Leibniz person

It is a scam, the address clearly say Wellington, NY

https://maps.app.goo.gl/aYP5ZVSy435mX1sX7

I mean, you know why you need all these security to go into a Fab? To hide the fact that all of our chips are secretly built by otters. Indeed, human have lost the expertise to build computer chips in 1860 (Ask any one from 1860 how to build a computer chip! They will not tell you A THING! And NOT a coincident!) The deep state and Joe Biden have secretly transfered all the chip building knowledge into otters that worship them as gods.

This is why Biden passed the CHIP act, and why the deep state built a shell company TSMC all the way across the world to hide the fact from the 'MURICA PEOPLE.

BTW, they also invented the oil company Shell, so that they can have shell companies.

It is the first time in human history for christmas to fall on Dec 25, AD 2025. It will never happen again.

I googled her name. She seems to believe that the medicine proscribed killed her husband, and they should be using horse dewormer instead.

https://brownstone.org/articles/hospital-protocol-killed-loved-ones-they-want-justice/

https://brownstone.org/author/stella-paul/

I think most people would use the publisher’s website first and then resort to scihub, because scihub requires a doi or publisher’s link to get the paper.

I don’t think this causes much concern, even if so, I believe a good amount of blame should still fall on the publishers and academic systems that encourages gatekeeping knowledge. Especially when these knowledges are generated by public money, then the public should rightfully have access to them.