

Which is why we call it the Coriolis effect rather than the Coriolis force
Which is why we call it the Coriolis effect rather than the Coriolis force
If your goal is truly to benefit the public, why wouldn’t you start a non-profit?
Because your non-profit isn’t likely to go anywhere; Capitalists don’t give significant money to non-profits, but they’ll invest in a public benefit corporation because of the potential for profit. The corporation can then take their money and use it for whatever public benefit it intends to work towards. It’s a workaround to try and scrape some benefit to society out of capital, that otherwise wouldn’t exist.
Whether Bluesky is actually a good example of a public benefit corporation or not, I have no idea, I don’t use it.
It was in Umbrella Academy, which probably introduced it to a lot of younger folks who otherwise wouldn’t have heard it
Publicly funded news corporations with journalistic freedom would be nice
One of the benefits of sand over water is the same as the benefit of boiling oil: it can get considerably hotter than water’s 100⁰C