Fine. Maybe we don’t get to drive so much. What’s a reasonable per-person carbon and water quota? (with need-based exceptions, since giving up compassion and c

Fine. Maybe we don’t get to drive so much. What’s a reasonable per-person carbon and water quota? (with need-based exceptions, since giving up compassion and care for the differently-abled people is way low on my priority list) Imposing regulations that limits energy and transportation feels appropriate. Prioritize survival (and housing, education, and healthcare, and helping people come to terms with mortality), and help retrain people to do more with less. Laying under a tree yesterday in 37C (not as hot as Portland that day, or as humid as what I remember from the Midwest or South) I enjoyed the high-def, ultra-wide view above (birds, insects, leaves, sky) and below (ants, other insects, spiders, plants, soil). The olfactory emitter is top-notch, too, and the sound quality can’t be beat.