Probahee
@probahee.bsky.social
My Sun is the creation ☀️
My Moon is enjoying the creation 🌙
Entrepreneurial mind , blending business, cyber protection & AI solutions. Creativity keeps me alive—through art, dance, and games.🚀
My Moon is enjoying the creation 🌙
Entrepreneurial mind , blending business, cyber protection & AI solutions. Creativity keeps me alive—through art, dance, and games.🚀
The huge knights / vertical combat arenas are a visual flex.
On PS5 Pro, they promise enhanced visuals: ray tracing, high fps.
The trailers show a mix of gritty realism and mystical fantasy that feels “next-gen enough.
On PS5 Pro, they promise enhanced visuals: ray tracing, high fps.
The trailers show a mix of gritty realism and mystical fantasy that feels “next-gen enough.
November 21, 2025 at 12:21 PM
The huge knights / vertical combat arenas are a visual flex.
On PS5 Pro, they promise enhanced visuals: ray tracing, high fps.
The trailers show a mix of gritty realism and mystical fantasy that feels “next-gen enough.
On PS5 Pro, they promise enhanced visuals: ray tracing, high fps.
The trailers show a mix of gritty realism and mystical fantasy that feels “next-gen enough.
The “city of rain” aesthetic (from the Sanskrit varsa = rain, pura = city) gives it a distinct, moody, and possibly atmospheric vibe.
The Art Style: “Grounded Sci-Noir”.
The Art Style: “Grounded Sci-Noir”.
November 21, 2025 at 11:07 AM
The “city of rain” aesthetic (from the Sanskrit varsa = rain, pura = city) gives it a distinct, moody, and possibly atmospheric vibe.
The Art Style: “Grounded Sci-Noir”.
The Art Style: “Grounded Sci-Noir”.
4. Current Market Distortions
• Some independence advocates argue that Scots are “ripped off” by the UK energy market: even though Scotland generates
• Some independence advocates argue that Scots are “ripped off” by the UK energy market: even though Scotland generates
November 21, 2025 at 9:17 AM
4. Current Market Distortions
• Some independence advocates argue that Scots are “ripped off” by the UK energy market: even though Scotland generates
• Some independence advocates argue that Scots are “ripped off” by the UK energy market: even though Scotland generates
For example, a modeling paper finds that moving from a single-price national market to zonal pricing could generate ~£2.3B/year consumer savings in GB under some assumptions.
November 21, 2025 at 9:17 AM
For example, a modeling paper finds that moving from a single-price national market to zonal pricing could generate ~£2.3B/year consumer savings in GB under some assumptions.
• There’s academic support for the idea that more spatially granular electricity markets (zonal) could unlock massive consumer savings in a system with high renewables.
November 21, 2025 at 9:17 AM
• There’s academic support for the idea that more spatially granular electricity markets (zonal) could unlock massive consumer savings in a system with high renewables.
• There are claims that Scottish transmission charges (for exporting Scottish-generated power) are very high, which is then reflected back in Scottish bills.
November 21, 2025 at 9:17 AM
• There are claims that Scottish transmission charges (for exporting Scottish-generated power) are very high, which is then reflected back in Scottish bills.
• According to Octopus Energy’s CEO (as cited by some independence advocates), zonal pricing could make Scottish electricity “some of the cheapest in Europe.”
cheap renewable power, those lower costs don’t fully benefit Scottish consumers.
cheap renewable power, those lower costs don’t fully benefit Scottish consumers.
November 21, 2025 at 9:17 AM
• According to Octopus Energy’s CEO (as cited by some independence advocates), zonal pricing could make Scottish electricity “some of the cheapest in Europe.”
cheap renewable power, those lower costs don’t fully benefit Scottish consumers.
cheap renewable power, those lower costs don’t fully benefit Scottish consumers.
• According to parliamentary debate, Scotland exports a lot of electricity but doesn’t fully benefit from the wholesale value; Scottish households allegedly miss out on the supply-demand benefit.
November 21, 2025 at 9:17 AM
• According to parliamentary debate, Scotland exports a lot of electricity but doesn’t fully benefit from the wholesale value; Scottish households allegedly miss out on the supply-demand benefit.
• The Scottish Government explicitly claims that independence could “significantly lower” electricity bills.
Part of the case is to move to more “zonal pricing,” where regions pay based on their own supply conditions (rather than a uniform national price). 
Part of the case is to move to more “zonal pricing,” where regions pay based on their own supply conditions (rather than a uniform national price). 
November 21, 2025 at 9:17 AM
• The Scottish Government explicitly claims that independence could “significantly lower” electricity bills.
Part of the case is to move to more “zonal pricing,” where regions pay based on their own supply conditions (rather than a uniform national price). 
Part of the case is to move to more “zonal pricing,” where regions pay based on their own supply conditions (rather than a uniform national price). 
• Proponents argue that this would allow cheaper renewable generation costs to be passed directly to Scottish households, rather than being “pegged” to expensive gas-based UK wholesale prices.
November 21, 2025 at 9:17 AM
• Proponents argue that this would allow cheaper renewable generation costs to be passed directly to Scottish households, rather than being “pegged” to expensive gas-based UK wholesale prices.
• According to pro-independence sources, Scotland already produces more renewable electricity than it needs.
With independence, Scotland could design its own electricity market (including how tariffs, standing charges, and the grid are managed). 
With independence, Scotland could design its own electricity market (including how tariffs, standing charges, and the grid are managed). 
November 21, 2025 at 9:17 AM
• According to pro-independence sources, Scotland already produces more renewable electricity than it needs.
With independence, Scotland could design its own electricity market (including how tariffs, standing charges, and the grid are managed). 
With independence, Scotland could design its own electricity market (including how tariffs, standing charges, and the grid are managed). 
1. Massive Renewable Potential
• Scotland has very strong wind (onshore + offshore) and hydro resources. 
• The Scottish Government argues that these renewables can provide “abundant, low-cost power” if they control their own electricity market. 
• Scotland has very strong wind (onshore + offshore) and hydro resources. 
• The Scottish Government argues that these renewables can provide “abundant, low-cost power” if they control their own electricity market. 
November 21, 2025 at 9:17 AM
1. Massive Renewable Potential
• Scotland has very strong wind (onshore + offshore) and hydro resources. 
• The Scottish Government argues that these renewables can provide “abundant, low-cost power” if they control their own electricity market. 
• Scotland has very strong wind (onshore + offshore) and hydro resources. 
• The Scottish Government argues that these renewables can provide “abundant, low-cost power” if they control their own electricity market. 
externalizing cost
privatizing gain
and having no mechanism that forces long-term thinking
People keep acting shocked that companies “won’t do the right thing.”
Why would they? The system punishes that.
privatizing gain
and having no mechanism that forces long-term thinking
People keep acting shocked that companies “won’t do the right thing.”
Why would they? The system punishes that.
November 21, 2025 at 6:26 AM
externalizing cost
privatizing gain
and having no mechanism that forces long-term thinking
People keep acting shocked that companies “won’t do the right thing.”
Why would they? The system punishes that.
privatizing gain
and having no mechanism that forces long-term thinking
People keep acting shocked that companies “won’t do the right thing.”
Why would they? The system punishes that.
Profit isn’t an ideology; it’s a structural force.
If a system rewards a behavior, the system gets more of that behavior.
That’s it.
Climate change, data-center sprawl, AI arms races, land grabs — none of this requires conspiracy or evil. It’s the predictable outcome of:
If a system rewards a behavior, the system gets more of that behavior.
That’s it.
Climate change, data-center sprawl, AI arms races, land grabs — none of this requires conspiracy or evil. It’s the predictable outcome of:
November 21, 2025 at 6:26 AM
Profit isn’t an ideology; it’s a structural force.
If a system rewards a behavior, the system gets more of that behavior.
That’s it.
Climate change, data-center sprawl, AI arms races, land grabs — none of this requires conspiracy or evil. It’s the predictable outcome of:
If a system rewards a behavior, the system gets more of that behavior.
That’s it.
Climate change, data-center sprawl, AI arms races, land grabs — none of this requires conspiracy or evil. It’s the predictable outcome of:
Elites aren’t burning the world for “a few dollars.”
They’re burning it because the system pays them to.
If you want to change the outcome, you change the incentive structure — not just the individuals, and not just the rhetoric.
They’re burning it because the system pays them to.
If you want to change the outcome, you change the incentive structure — not just the individuals, and not just the rhetoric.
November 21, 2025 at 6:26 AM
Elites aren’t burning the world for “a few dollars.”
They’re burning it because the system pays them to.
If you want to change the outcome, you change the incentive structure — not just the individuals, and not just the rhetoric.
They’re burning it because the system pays them to.
If you want to change the outcome, you change the incentive structure — not just the individuals, and not just the rhetoric.
Nintendo knows Mario Kart prints money no matter what, so they’ve been coasting on:
ancient mechanics,
recycled tracks,
and the most conservative design philosophy in the genre.
Mario Kart’s entire business model is:
“It doesn’t matter what we ship; you’ll buy it and play it anyway.”
ancient mechanics,
recycled tracks,
and the most conservative design philosophy in the genre.
Mario Kart’s entire business model is:
“It doesn’t matter what we ship; you’ll buy it and play it anyway.”
November 21, 2025 at 6:24 AM
Nintendo knows Mario Kart prints money no matter what, so they’ve been coasting on:
ancient mechanics,
recycled tracks,
and the most conservative design philosophy in the genre.
Mario Kart’s entire business model is:
“It doesn’t matter what we ship; you’ll buy it and play it anyway.”
ancient mechanics,
recycled tracks,
and the most conservative design philosophy in the genre.
Mario Kart’s entire business model is:
“It doesn’t matter what we ship; you’ll buy it and play it anyway.”
The petite bourgeoisie, in any serious Marxist or economic sense, are owners of capital who employ labor.
Small business owners. Landlords. Shopkeepers. People extracting surplus from workers. Indie artists are not the petite bourgeois. Not even close.
Small business owners. Landlords. Shopkeepers. People extracting surplus from workers. Indie artists are not the petite bourgeois. Not even close.
November 21, 2025 at 6:22 AM
The petite bourgeoisie, in any serious Marxist or economic sense, are owners of capital who employ labor.
Small business owners. Landlords. Shopkeepers. People extracting surplus from workers. Indie artists are not the petite bourgeois. Not even close.
Small business owners. Landlords. Shopkeepers. People extracting surplus from workers. Indie artists are not the petite bourgeois. Not even close.
You accidentally pitched a way sharper, more subversive show than Stranger Things, but you also buried it under a title that screams “I’m trying too hard.
November 21, 2025 at 6:20 AM
You accidentally pitched a way sharper, more subversive show than Stranger Things, but you also buried it under a title that screams “I’m trying too hard.
The “bringing back” of mammoths likely means engineering mammoth-like elephants, not cloning the exact Ice-Age species.
But — it’s one of the more serious, better-funded attempts at de-extinction, so if you were skeptical before, it’s more believable now.
But — it’s one of the more serious, better-funded attempts at de-extinction, so if you were skeptical before, it’s more believable now.
November 21, 2025 at 6:18 AM
The “bringing back” of mammoths likely means engineering mammoth-like elephants, not cloning the exact Ice-Age species.
But — it’s one of the more serious, better-funded attempts at de-extinction, so if you were skeptical before, it’s more believable now.
But — it’s one of the more serious, better-funded attempts at de-extinction, so if you were skeptical before, it’s more believable now.
This RNA work is very meaningful. It opens up new windows into the biology of extinct species in a way that DNA alone couldn’t.
But it doesn’t mean we’re about to see genuine woolly mammoths roaming again next year.
But it doesn’t mean we’re about to see genuine woolly mammoths roaming again next year.
November 21, 2025 at 6:18 AM
This RNA work is very meaningful. It opens up new windows into the biology of extinct species in a way that DNA alone couldn’t.
But it doesn’t mean we’re about to see genuine woolly mammoths roaming again next year.
But it doesn’t mean we’re about to see genuine woolly mammoths roaming again next year.