Analysis: Expensive winter ahead as Europe's power prices surge

[NNadir]

4. Really?

I think the weak attempt at wit says quite a bit more than may be recognized (or perhaps admitted) and I stand by my interpretation.

The fact that weather and insolation was abandoned in the 19th century as primary energy sources was very much involved with human poverty, and the reactionary effort to make humanity depend on this variability is clearly an expression of indifference to said poverty.

To claim my response proved anything other than demonstrating contempt for the poor, demonstrates only the inability to understand what one is implying.

Any interest in the soaring electricity rates because of dependence on the wind in Europe and their effect on the poorest citizens, or does the OP just inspire an attempt at a contemptuous giggle?

(Antinukes tend to giggle a lot while the world burns.)

No?

Why am I not surprised?