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Probably PU is the cheapest option.

Researchers in UC San Diego’s Department of Ecology...

...The biodegradable plastic included sustainable material developed in UC San Diego laboratories and sold by the university spinoff company Algenesis.

I'd like to see the reproductability of this one. Another thing is they only compared PU, one of the nastiest plastics which should be banned. I think most plastics in use today are packaging plastics like PE, PP, PET, PS. Not that I like those ones better, we could do without a lot of the plastics we have today, and we don't even need replacement in a lot of cases.

Isn't MacOs based on BSD in the same vein?

Like I said in another thread, this has been the case in the Netherlands for at least since the eighties (€4,32 an hour if you're 15, still below €10 if you're 19) . And employers abuse the shit out of it, hiring young people as cheap labour and trying to get rid of them before they turn 21.

From the view point of the law it is.

Android?

I don't know about Montana, but you could find the same kind of places in Austria or Northern Italy, anywhere in the alps really.

From a billionare's perspective. From normal people's perspective the other way around.

You could get lucky and find gold AKA bitcoin.

We can actually, just get rid of the concept of money and live the post scarcity life.

So, 25% being the upper limit, what's the lower limit?

It depends on the subject. For some things I use search engines, for some things I'll just google for books or research on the subject matter and obtain pdf's for those, some stuff on relevant internet fora, and it used to be that youtube had some good info, though lately it's overrun by AI slop.