Jeremiah Lee @jeremiahlee@librem.one

There’s a greater concentration of CO₂ in the water than in the air. This approach, powered by solar energy and attached to an existing desalination plant, can capture more carbon in less volume. As more places by oceans need fresh water, perhaps an aligned interest.

https://www.fastcompany.com/90750797/a-startup-in-hawaii-just-launched-the-worlds-first-ocean-assisted-carbon-removal-plant

Anything Apple can do, Google will announce years later, abandon, and kill unapologetically after a reorg.

#GoogleIO2022

Bitcoin is one of the weirdest cults.

“Wasn’t only a building,
you lived in and left behind

You left your children and with them,
came your bloodline

Even though you’ve left here, believe me,
you’ll never die

There will always be a little bit of you in I”

Happy 60th, mom.

https://songwhip.com/sam-tompkins/bloodline

Any US Americans living abroad have a certified financial planner they would recommend? Bonus points for Sverige knowledge.

It’s my 25th Mother’s Day without my mom, but I love all the happy things many of you are posting today and I am so proud of the women in my life who are incredible moms.

Sverige is more advanced than the US in most ways, but how is dental care not considered healthcare? Why is it not lifelong care? (rhetorical questions)

Do any of the political parties care about teeth? (real question)

#SvPol

There is no rainbow heart emoji (yet, at least) no matter how much The Circle on Netflix keeps using it season after season.

“Star Trek: Strange New Worlds” has the first Spock with a hairless chest. What is this bullshit.

But by gourds, the primary story actually fit into a single episode and had more diplomacy than violence!

Also, Daddy Pike is lovely to see again.

Hej.

This is usually the day I state that Star Trek is better than Star Wars, but now every Star Trek series (except Lower Decks) has turned into Star Wars and that sucks.

Diplomacy > Violence

Exploration > Existential Crises

#MayTheFourthBeWithYou

The US is not divided on the issue of abortion.

Only 19% of US Americans support a ban on abortion and the percentage has been fairly consistent for decades.

https://news.gallup.com/poll/1576/abortion.aspx

I remain a macro optimist regarding the US. Every setback is coming from a dying minority who knows its demise is near.

I find comfort in data. You might too.

https://www.jeremiahlee.com/posts/last-burp-of-hope/

In the not too distant future, I will wake up in Stockholm to learn the Supreme Court has nullified my (gay) marriage.