They aren’t washing in general.

“How can we force foreign schools to compete with us?”

I think at this point the environment is so infused with them that it is pointless to pretend we can avoid them.

You better pack a few hundred thousand years of snacks for the trip.

The use of light years is very deceptive. People see a small number and assume it is a modest distance.

Remember, assuming it isn’t AI generated to begin with, most “journalists” today have almost no experience with the subject and get paid a pittance, assuming they aren’t interns to start with. Clickbait titles are incredibly bad nowadays and have become the norm. I have to laugh at how deceptive they usually are.

Seriously, people are getting it filtered through crap and assume the original info was crap too.

Red dwarf stars are tough environments though. Due to their internal high convection energy transfer mode they tend to erupt with massive solar flares, due to the much closer orbit required to be in the habitable zone this becomes a major issue. It could even strip atmospheres. Also, the closer orbit can result in tidal locking with one face always towards the star.

The wiki for the Örebro Party actually describes it as not identifiable as left or right and the founder was actually far left. It also advocates for things like free dental care and anti-corruption. So things aren’t as simple as purely anti-immigration which is very populist in Sweden.

The initiative to found the Örebro Party was taken in early 2014 by Markus Allard, who is also the first party leader. Allard had previously held positions as substitute member of the Örebro municipal council and district chairman of the Young Left in Örebro; in December 2013 he was expelled from the Left Party and its youth wing Young Left for “liking” the Revolutionary Front, a militant revolutionary socialist and anti-fascist organization, on Facebook and refusing to disavow it when questioned.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Örebro_Party

In the past you didn’t get everything on earth reported to you. Now I think, “Do I really need to know 30 people died in a bus crash in Peru? What am I supposed to do with that knowledge?”