Yes, if we are being realistic here, there needs to be a lot more populist momentum in order to prosecute the corrupt politicians. Maybe if a crowd even bigger than the freedom convoy movement were to protest or go "vigilante style", then and maybe then Justin Trudeau will face some form of justice.

What if we're living in a brain cell of another creature? Sabine Hossenfelder: I Believe The Universe Might Be Able To Think.

This notion has already multiple cultural references 1, 2, 3 because people just like these ideas and find them inspiring: Is there life inside black holes?

IMO it's merely an illustration of holographic AdS/CFT correspondence: emergent hyperdimensional structures look similar each other when being observed from low-dimensinal intrinsic (microscopic) and extrinsic (macroscopic) perspectives. Lie exceptional gauge groups used in highdimensional physics (like the heterotic stringy theories and Garrett Lisi model) are all of emergent character. Their nested dodecahedral structures replicate in geometry of dark matter at various scales.For instance there is striking similarity of many stellar nebulae with atomic orbitals, which would point to their common emergent and hyperdimensional origin. But does it mean, that these nebulae can form more complex structures, like molecules? Apparently there is no observational evidence for it: one sign of structural complexity is it comes with complex and hyperdimensional neighborhood and environment: isolated examples can not serve as an functional example of it. See also:

• The case for why our Universe may be a giant neural network Neuroscientist and author Bobby Azarian explores the idea that the Universe is a self-organizing system that evolves and learns. The dark matter filaments are at least four-dimensional and as such they may appear smarter and more intelligent than they really are from strictly 3D perspective. They're slimy in similar way, like filaments of slime mold which undergo Rayleigh-Plateau instability and which spontaneously drag their blobs into areas of the best energetic stability and advantage.
• What if we're living in a brain cell of another creature? Sabine Hossenfelder: I Believe The Universe Might Be Able To Think.
• Brian Cox - Is The Whole Universe Inside a Black Hole? There is no good reason for it, but the geometry of emergent systems (like spreading of ripples at the water surface) behaves similarly to geometry of event horizons. We would perceive the FLRW metric everywhere in the Universe even if it would be fully flat and free of black holes (the Schwarzschild metric of which is inverted to FLRW one).
• Pilot wave gravity theory could explain Titius-Bode law of solar system Dark matter shares many aspects with quantum waves but its low density around common celestial bodies doesn't allow to manifest itself with true wave mechanics. It's also the matter of geometric distinction between homologic and analogic structures: For instance the filaments of dark matter between galaxies share equations with fluid mechanics of plasma - but it still doesn't mean they're formed with plasma currents - it's just that dark matter interactions are similar to charge interactions at particular distances.

You've not linked to evidence of the failure of the wind farms. The only readers you'll want to convince are absolute idiots.

An average onshore wind turbine rated at 2.5 – 3 megawatts can produce in excess of 6 million kWh every year. A 3.6 MW offshore turbine may double that.

That's obviously a good investment (or the wind farms would not be built). Seriously, reconsider how hard you're shilling for BigOil and what that'll get you. (NOTHING)

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