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“A coalition of 17 environmental groups is demanding the Environmental Protection Agency reject a new Pfas that chemical giant Chemours is attempting to fast-track for approval for use in cooling datacenters, and would almost certainly pollute regions around the facilities.”

The PFA in question, Opteon 2P50, is likely a greater risk to the climate than Chemours is leading people to believe.

Forever chemicals do not break down like normal chemicals; thereby, accumulating in the air, water, and inside humans/animals/plants.

We already have seen the effects in PFAs in drinking water across America. Leading to things like liver issues, cancers, and more. The impact on something like plant growth fully remains to be seen. It is plausible that they could hinder growth.

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As if the overdevelopment and stripping of the land for data centers wasn’t bad enough, now they are adding a dose of PFAs (forever chemicals) to go with it.

It’s like these people sit around and dream up ways to speed things up so we can’t even breathe the air or drink the water.

The thread about Jesus cursing the fig tree got me thinking about other limitations of Jesus.

Then I immediately remembered this:

Matthew 13:58

“and he did not do many mighty works there, because of their unbelief.”

Mark 6
“He could not do any miracles there, except lay his hands on a few sick people and heal them. He was amazed at their lack of faith.”

The idea that divinity could not do miracles because the people did not have faith or did not believe.
This sounds exactly like modern Christian apologetics; whereby, it’s a you must believe it to see it scheme.

Yet, faith is evidence of things not seen. It’s as if he expects people to take him at his word immediately.

It seems rather astonishing that a compassionate god like being couldn’t forgive people of their unbelief/lack of faith and simply do miracles as intended; thereby, perhaps increasing their “faith.”. Instead, it is a bit stuffy-they don’t believe so I can’t do my most mysterious magic tricks.

Secondly, how did he not already know that was the response he would get?

Isn’t it possible that we are reading real evidence that people were already questioning the workings of this person named Jesus? That they suspected something was amiss? That it was some sort of trick?

Today, My dividend growth Account is up 0.81% while the market is down.
I also received seven dividends the last three days.
Disappointing having such cash flow 😂

I obviously should sell all of my holdings for VT and BND. BND is currently at 0.2%, I’m sure it’ll be along any minute to show us how great of a hedge it is.

Focus on growth fellas so you don’t get owned by the BogleHacks and LeanFired club!

BND -0.37% today.

Sure am glad I have this in my portfolio to protect me from losses.

It’s up less than 3% on the year, definitely great for inflation protection as well 🤣

So, something I’ve recently contemplated:

How many years does it go on until people are finally like, well, he isn’t coming back. We’ve been had.

It’s been over 2000. Do you think at 3000 years people will still be saying it? “Jesus is coming SOON!”
Just any day now. Repent the Kingdom of God is at hand for the billionth time 😂

All I can think is my grandparents bought into this and so did my great grandparents. It ends with me but it’s insane to think how many generations of people got duped.

It seems Christians are willing to accept no shows, no results ad nauseum.

It’s truly the perfect con game. Where the rules are set up so you’re wrapped up in it until you croak (whereby you dont get to realize you’ve been played) lol.

Waiting on Jesus until you die, he doesn’t show up, no problem, onto the next generation to hear the same tune….what a setup