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the more bugs
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Dams age with damages
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Physical dimensions are a bit off (it says diagonal 22.9" while my laptop is a 15.6")
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Commenting on internet is not too much luxury when it's an attempt to educate or act for the environment Boiled water is not a luxury is that's the only way to get non-contamined water, but no need to transform it in beer. Electri
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the article explains why this belief is false, let alone people who buy standard & high-quality meat for their pets
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Luxury: "something adding to pleasure or comfort but not absolutely necessary" Talking, walking, breathing air, drinking water, eating cereal or local vegetables are not luxuries Talking to friends over phone, taking your car to g
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read meat has an even higher impact than other meat, 2nd link shows what type of meat mostly compose pet food, and for the estimation there are enough numbers (just the number of million of tonnes of pet food is so huge and again doesn'
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https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/would-you-feed-your-d... , https://sentientmedia.org/pet-food-environmental-impact/
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meat should be considered luxury, based on its footprint, so higher cost and people should consume much less of it, simple
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Red meat causes environmental damages, because it requires so much more resources and pollution, this is more important There are people buying top grade meat for their pets, seriously, this is incredible, 1/5th of world meat productio
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Does it support adding / managing named form fields?
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How Hand Dexterity Made Human General Intelligence
(medium.com)
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Monocultures are just bad for the environment, it needs a lot of diversity and native species instead, basically just letting things grow is the solution along with consumming less, much less, spending less money (as money spent is roughly
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Yes, the rate of change is way too fast, comparable to a meteorite or volcano eruption, except there aren't
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You're missing many many factors that are part of the total footprint of a vehicle: making & maintenance of the vehicle, of roads, infrastructure, maintenance buildings, energy, resources, parkings, ... all indirect environmental c
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and if your average distance is below 20km (and if it is they should consider moving)
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Lack of exercise too
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"safely" because other people also have heavy vehicles (if we put aside transportation vehicles, that can be regulated) People do on average ver small distances, so speed isn't worth it
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we need to also think of the fact that the vast mojority of people move alone in a vehicle of 1500kg, this doesn't make sense for the environment, we need to go lighter and smaller
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As a teenager, I was enjoying Sciences classes, but not Philisophy at all at that time, I was really lagging behind in maturity, of course now 20 years later it's different. I don't think Philisophy is something you can only learn
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Expected that's he'd mercy pirates as he had a good time with them
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> TV has scripts. Those are written. it's so different, you have a limited time (→ stress), digital device (→ eye strain), limited space
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I already eat bug from a lot of foraging and fruit market waste, not very intentionally, but they are there and they eat the same thing, so can't be bad, extra proteins actually
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it costs pollution to grow, transport, stock, plastic-wrap, etc.. it's like saying: "it doesn't cost pollution to buy those avocadoes grown in another continent since they're already there", it's true immediate
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this other comment is same as mine https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38507780 , you're also reacting like someone over-technologized
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Living near a 5G antenna may be quite different than being next to a wifi router though, the power/amplitude are quite different
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Chronic stress, reduced physical activity is quite related to technologies too
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it's not really about the content, but about the medium. A book, whatever its content is relaxing to read & interact with
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totally right, consuming is polluting, which is a big responsibility nowadays for the environment So the best is to minimize consumption, and obviously things like drugs, travel, and many things are not essential products
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