I know the travel matrix hasn't been updated in a while, and I'm not sure whether it only had info for American residents.
Anyone know of a legitimate resource that shows where Canadians on the registry are and aren't allowed to travel? Any personal firsthand experiences (ie getting through customs, booking hotels, etc.) are especially appreciated. I'm particularly looking at travel to Caribbean resorts.
Data centers use enormous amounts of power and water, and create pollution of all kinds.
We already have zoning laws in place that prohibit the construction of certain commercial and industrial facilities in specific areas.
Data centers over a certain threshold (i.e. more than X megawatts) should be subject to a binding referendum of the community in which they want to build. Without a 51% yes vote, the data center should not be given the permit to build.
I don't intend this to be one of those generic trolling posts, I actually have found myself wondering this more often recently.
Trump very often says things that are demonstrably and objectively false. He'll make claims that certain things are the biggest ever, best ever, most popular ever, etc., when they're just ... not. Much of it is to do with him - he claims to be the most popular president ever, for example, when his approval ratings (even in right-leaning polls) show the exact opposite.
One explanation, of course, is that he knows he's lying and does it anyway.
But another explanation is that he has so completely insulated himself from the real world, and so entirely surrounded himself with 'yes-men', that he actually doesn't know the truth anymore.
I mean, there are only so many things that he can read in a day. Maybe the only things that are allowed to get through to him are the things that affirm his narcissism. Things that tell him that things are going great.
So in all seriousness, I ask: does he actually always know that he is lying and misrepresenting the truth, or is he buried so deep in self-reinforcing propaganda that he doesn't know he's doing so?