@wnose Deep sea mining is on track to become the next strip mining in both a political and environmental context. As usual, we do not even fully understand the ocean and ocean floor, but we are quick to exploit it for profit.

And before you even knew what you had… - You patented it, and packaged it and slapped it on a plastic lunch box, and now you’re selling it. You’re going to sell it.

After speaking to Bank of America, we learned that the FBI had flagged Nehorai’s account. This was after he says he was the victim of “email masking,” where a scammer pretended to be him and asked one of his clients for money. He reported that fraud to the FBI last week.

Interesting. So, the client immediately reached out to the FBI? How strong was this working relationship? I feel like there may be more to story in regards to this point.

Banks are required to file Suspicious Activity Reports, or SARs, to regulators. In 2014, banks filed about 830,000 SARs. In 2021, that number jumped to more than 1.4 million.
But a 2018 report by the Bank Policy Institute found that less than 5 percent of suspicious activity reports actually warranted follow-up by law enforcement.

So, it would be nice to how all of these cases were “resolved.”

It would be a lot nicer if the headline read, Russian School Children to Undergo Research Done Training.*

From what I hear, “poultry facilities” (aka “chicken plants”) or horrible places to work. It is this companies second issue in two years. This time with a minor, I would hope this will carry more than a $30,000 fine.

Isn’t this how Snowpiercer started?

Same here. My git needs are basic.