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by freshpots 4y ago
I recommend volunteering with an organization you want to support or a group that does various things in your community. You'll find like minded people in no time that want to serve others. No faith needed.
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by freshpots 4y ago
Irrational is one who believes in things without evidence, aka faith.
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by freshpots 4y ago
I recommend volunteering in your city/town with an organization unaffiliated with religion if you're not religious. It saves that awkward conversation and gets straight to the point of both meeting new people and finding a place w
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by freshpots 4y ago
Exactly, and recycling keeps excess materials out of landfills. Landfills are filling up and it is hard get approval and land for new ones.
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by freshpots 4y ago
I don't think they are bragging. They are contributing to the conversation with directly relevant content/personal experience. I'm not sure why you decided to be confrontational and condescending about that.
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by freshpots 4y ago
"These are all symptoms of a societal illness." Yet you are healthy with your beliefs? What you say is in some cases much worse than them, I can't speculate on what you have acted on/done: "Our increasingly decadent
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by freshpots 4y ago
You really need to give a platform to a person like that? We fight for rights only to have someone like them trample over them because of twisted logic like yours. They are the kind of person that would agree with this: https://e
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by freshpots 4y ago
They asked for a credible source. Do you have one?
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by freshpots 4y ago
Username is factual with references like RNCResearch, how meta of you. I would recommend a more appropriate audience a for your content, Twitter.
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by freshpots 4y ago
I didn't flag it, but I am not even remotely surprised that it was. You have an incredibly toxic, misogynistic, and incel-based worldview that is very unhealthy. Virtually every ill you stated was the fault of women, even consumerism a
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by freshpots 4y ago
Is this a serious reply? Do you believe what you said here?
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by freshpots 4y ago
Rent first. Also, understand immigration in the respective country that they are immigrating to.
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by freshpots 4y ago
Thanks, every comment thread would/should have that posted about once for every five comments made. More people should read it including the person I was addressing who routinely pollutes this place. Perhaps you should share it with th
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by freshpots 4y ago
Right? and that was a particularly ridiculous version of it that read like it was parody to any non "crazy" person.
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by freshpots 4y ago
Does it though? Are you a SWE?
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by freshpots 4y ago
Don't turn this place into 4chan.
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by freshpots 4y ago
TIL, thanks! Very interesting but complicated expensive, and limited to very specific cases. "Still, neither she nor Dr. Green thinks the technique is likely to be widely embraced any time soon. Forensic labs are not set up to implemen
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by freshpots 4y ago
Once again you're so far out of your lane and think you're smarter than those actually working on it.
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by freshpots 4y ago
You should have a Nobel prize or at least be on the IPCC because you seem to know more than everyone else involved in the field. There's no point in arguing with someone who is as arrogant as you. This is probably where you get your in
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by freshpots 4y ago
No because hair itself contains no DNA.
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by freshpots 4y ago
And once again a comment where the "smartest person in the room" is making claims far out of their level of understanding. You're easily swayed by charlatans, use that to find your blind spots because they'll catch up to
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by freshpots 4y ago
"My take is we need to allow unlimited emissions of carbon dioxide and nitrogen (reduction in other stuff though actually toxic). It increases food growth (plants love carbon) and arable land and decreases poverty." Your take is s
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by freshpots 4y ago
https://www.cement.org/cement-concrete/paving/buildings-stru... these are not uncommon but concrete is not as cheap as it once was and isn't as environmentally friendly as wood. However, it is very durable an
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by freshpots 4y ago
Are you really trying to compare a dictatorship state to America? And I say this as as foreigner....you are creating quite the false equivalency here. But muh both sides....People need to stop looking at things in black and white.
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by freshpots 4y ago
Probably not, but can be a source. Which is why it is regulated and steps are taken to a) reduce E. coli in the sludge and b) apply it at certain times, etc. per the EPA link. https://extension.psu.edu/use-of-biosolids-in-cr
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by freshpots 4y ago
The water isn't being put on soil for crops. The digested sludge is what is used. It is being done already and there are processes in place. https://www.epa.gov/biosolids/basic-information-about-biosol...
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by freshpots 4y ago
"Because human waste contains shigella bacteria..." we wouldn't put human waste directly on the land. We currently do spread treated human waste that has been digested on land, commonly called biosolids. https://ww
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by freshpots 4y ago
https://globalnews.ca/news/5329835/canadas-nuclear-waste-to-...
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by freshpots 4y ago
Lead and sulfur are relatively easy to remove from water. Wildlife, however, will be affected by that. We have bigger issues.
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by freshpots 4y ago
"Although, I’m curious where the desire for a truck and a boat comes from." is this a serious question or a comment for you to grandstand on your perceived superiority and 'green cred'? "I would sell it, but then so

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