@Kang_Kong3 Don't think it was the occult so much as the much more prosaic alcohol. It's sad and many such cases. Drink is the curse of the streaming classes. Also he experimented with drugs and alternatives . (I would also advocated staying away from the occult though as well)
Where is that meme- "first date - go swimming, you'll thank me" Where it shows a somewhat bedraggled makeup-less lass post swim compared to the dating app pics...
@Humpleupagus@Dan_Ramos From the AI below, in California 1/3 renewables and the UK getting on for half. PLUS the UK National Grid now has to import 10% (from the French iirc who wisely kept their nuclear power program and also sell to Italy). I know in California you have the crazy ban on new gas driers etc PLUS the AI data centres and other nonsense. Solar power makes more sense in sunny CA and Australia yes but solar panels are a bit of a con. The video is from a British engineer living in Australia.
Based on PG&E’s disclosures, the renewable share of delivered electricity is well below the non-renewable share, because the majority of PG&E’s power comes from nuclear and large hydroelectric sources (which are carbon-free but not classified as “eligible renewables”) plus natural gas.
Renewable share: 34% of electricity delivered to retail customers came from eligible renewable resources (e.g., solar, wind, geothermal, biomass, small hydro).8 Non-renewable share: The remaining 66% comes from non-renewable sources, primarily nuclear (53%) and large hydroelectric (13%). Natural gas and other fuels are also part of the overall mix but are not the majority in the electricity delivered to bundled customers.1
Compared to the UK: For the UK’s electricity generation mix (2025 data), renewables are the largest single source, followed by gas, nuclear, and imports. Coal has been phased out entirely from electricity generation.
Renewables: 47% of total electricity generation (wind, solar, biomass, and hydro all set new records in 2025).3 Gas: 28% (generation rose slightly in 2025 to meet demand and offset nuclear declines).3 Nuclear: 11% (output fell to its lowest level in half a century due to outages and refueling).3 Coal: 0% (the UK’s last coal plant closed in September 2024, making 2025 the first full year without coal power).3•6•7•8•9•10 Net imports: 10% (interconnectors supplied a notable share of electricity) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKiQk2zHUCw
@Humpleupagus@Dan_Ramos You think *you* have it bad. Spare a thought for the poor Britbongs with crazed Energy Czar (((Ed Milliband))) and the looney left Green lobby meaning electricity is the most expensive (Clarksonesque pause)...IN THE WORLD. Electricity 6x price of the US With both North Sea Oil and and early investment in nuclear power plants it should mean cheap electricity and petrol (gas), the government has instead decided to shut down some of its coal, gasand nuclear power plants and go all in on 'renewables'. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Tz7eI3HqFQ