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this post was submitted on 23 Feb 2024
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I see the simpleness in the argument.
yet not building something because its products cannot be sold overpriced is a rule in cap, not a problem in soc.
However here's a map for you to view the "success" rate of pumping more and more:
https://www.americangeosciences.org/critical-issues/maps/groundwater-depletion-map-united-states
and "measurements are in cubic kilometers"
lately i saw a documentation about farmers in the us. poor people, literally loosing everything build up for many generations only due to the groundwater abuse. and no, digging deeper wells is not "always" an option, it stops serving, when there is no groundwater any more (surprise!). and the rain does not fill it up again as fast as it is pumped out for profit. and in the end, the only "profit" you get literally is dust in the wind. what a gain!
well ("well", what a word joke here) now i just guess you got the order and texts of the pictures in the meme a "slight" bit wrong.
This was posted in our community The Dunk Tank, which is used for posting really bad opinions you find out in the wild and we all dunk on the content, it wasn’t posted intending to be serious. :)
Edit: Hexbear has a sort of irony poisoned but definitely absurdist humor
ok, hm i'm still a bit new to lemmy and how it works, guess i have to look more closely on communities and what they are for.
thanks
"isn't irony there to be ironed out?" 🤔 (i love word jokes)