Today, 700 million people live in extreme poverty (defined as living on less than $2.15 per day). They won’t climb out of it without access to more energy. Making as much energy as possible available to as many people as possible ought to be a defining goal of the 21st century.

And what energy sources can be safely and cheaply deployed in Burundi, Somalia, Liberia etc? Nuclear or solar?

Tim Gregory is a nuclear chemist at the UK National Nuclear Laboratory

I see.

*its

Hairs are never "alive" in the first place. The follicle is.

This is plain false.

Most of the hateful stuff comes from social isolation, lack of emotional support and toxic relationships. A healthy social life could have prevented many of those people to radicalize into the idiots the are now.

The latter. "everybody clapped" clickbait.

It's made up, like facebook clickbait. Archeologists are not idiots.

And yet it still works better than a MB of JS

A week? Rookie.

That's why you don't follow grammar rules

"Full remote"

"We are inclusive and do not discriminate race, nationality, religion, gender and so on"

Can I work from my home country then?

"No sorry, only US"

Not at all.