The main problem is that we haven’t even the capacity for rehabilitating adult criminals now, and no facility or established rehabilitation for the young ones. If we want young criminals incarcerated, we need a solid system that doesn’t break them even further.
This is not only applicable to the US, some countries in Europe also allow hospitals to deny these crucial medical procedures, and doctors who refuse to write scrips for emergency contraceptive pills etc. Good article.
It’s been a great year to spend with this wholesome community. All thanks to you, @anon6789@lemmy.world, who makes the world better and brighter with your engagement, passion and positive contributions.
It all depends on how much you type on each. If you usually type a lot on both of them, you’ll get used to it fairly quickly, easier than with keyboards that have extremely similar setups but with differing placement of Ctrl, Fn and various Shift keys.
Without this kind of progress described (meaning reutilising, refining or reprocessing lithium), mining might become even more brutal to keep costs down for investors and corporate buyers, but remain ever more expensive for consumers.
Marginally lower cost over 500 possible cycles under ideal conditions… this does not take into account other pollutants it may cause or the human element. Still, very positive as a total, as this is a resource a way hitherto untapped (unless you count risky social media innovatives who almost burn up their homes making lithium batteries from vapes and whatnot).
The main problem is that we haven’t even the capacity for rehabilitating adult criminals now, and no facility or established rehabilitation for the young ones. If we want young criminals incarcerated, we need a solid system that doesn’t break them even further.