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by simmerup 3y ago
Apart from the ones released by the US military
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by simmerup 3y ago
Yeah, on a species level fine. On an individual level, I’m sure they had famines back then you wouldn’t want to have been apart of.
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by simmerup 3y ago
> What can an individual do to not suffer? You should be asking what an individual can do to not starve to death or die of over heating. Most answers are: move to a rich, powerful country not in the danger zone
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by simmerup 3y ago
Yeah. The article I read had strategies for this, like becoming friends with your security detail. But I don't doubt the actual result will end up like the Don't look Up satire
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by simmerup 3y ago
Agree heavily. What I do: - 30 minute walk (or some exercise) after every meal. My mantra; if you're giving yourself fuel you need to use it. Otherwise it just stays in the bloodstream causing problems. - No processed carbs. - Limit f
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by simmerup 3y ago
> the worst case model for CO2 emissions still wouldn't have us hit those levels for 75 years. Honestly that’s really not reassuring. I would have hoped it take far longer than that
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by simmerup 3y ago
There's plenty of billionaires creating bugout fortresses with private security contractors to keep them safe. For the elites maybe success means something different to us.
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by simmerup 3y ago
Which considering that 50% of total CO2 emissions from fossil fuels were emitted in the last 28 years, that doesn't seem to far away
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by simmerup 3y ago
To be honest, for the UK at least I've always thought it was because as an English speaking country we have no moat from American media. So we're way more susceptible to the propaganda pumped out by big corporations. I think our c
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by simmerup 3y ago
It's probably related to this context: https://www.sciencealert.com/france-prepares-for-4-c-rise-we... France's national conversation seems to be increasingly realising that we're heading towards a difficult
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by simmerup 3y ago
Unless you’re in countries that don’t respect that shit like China, Russia and etc. In which case you may have just helped nasty regimes
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Number of displaced people hits record due to war, climate change(reuters.com)
34 points by simmerup 3y ago|46 comments
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Vitamin K2 supplements fail to slow calcium buildup in heart(heart.org)
61 points by simmerup 3y ago|35 comments
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by simmerup 3y ago
That's not what the article says. The quote was specifically about startups 'going full remote forever'. That's way different to saying the era of remote work is over. Lazy clickbait OP.
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by simmerup 3y ago
The difference is the US is a country with checks and balances of power. In China when the CCP says jump however, there’s no recourse
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by simmerup 3y ago
Nothing is obvious until you learn it. I got my five a day which is the extent of government communication on the topic of nutrition. > The point of CICO is to remind yourself even if you eat healthy, if you eat more calories than you lo
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by simmerup 3y ago
This is bad advice that I followed in my 20s. I leant into CICO philosophy hard, which led me to eating tons of processed foods with added sugars. What this looked like on the regular was months of weight gain, followed by months of weight
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by simmerup 4y ago
But how do you know it's wrong until a human tries the output
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by simmerup 4y ago
Really a threat we need to wake up to. China is playing by a different rule set to us in the West.
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by simmerup 4y ago
Preference doesn’t come into it. My point is effectively that I can’t see how the current process will be scaled up to be economical enough for widespread adoption.
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by simmerup 4y ago
Sorry, I’m comparing a cows body with its heart and skin to keep out pathogens and immune system to protect it and mouth to ingest nutrients, vs a steel bioreactor with steel skin and piped nutrients and a clean room/disinfectant for a
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by simmerup 4y ago
I could see it being further outlawed/discouraged as climate change starts to bite
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by simmerup 4y ago
To make this analogy complete you’d have to compare current milk production to some fictional milk that would require far less human processing and facility investment. I understand you’re saying the challenges lab grown meat faces arent in
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by simmerup 4y ago
What I find weird about lab grown meat is that it runs into all sorts of problems like how the cells have a lack of immune system so entire batches can be ruined by one errant germ. I think we’re going backwards by trying to replace the nat
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by simmerup 4y ago
Do you have any evidence of widespread U.S. threat actors?
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by simmerup 4y ago
In 50 years people are going to look back at us with such dismay.
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by simmerup 4y ago
What's insane is how plausible it sounds when you read through the article. I guess the only positive with such short timescales is that we'll know very soon if he's right. I can't believe his magnitude, but even if &#x2
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The Busy Worker’s Handbook to the Apocalypse(medium.com)
4 points by simmerup 4y ago|6 comments
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by simmerup 4y ago
Of course Google and Microsoft is more secure than OpenAI. And Google and Microsoft don't care about your privacy but they do care about being the only ones to profit off your data. OpenAI don't make profit off of your data, but t
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by simmerup 4y ago
You say stretching as if it's simple. But there's plenty of components it affects that are anything but. Hell, the importance fascia is only just really getting unravelled. Plenty of opportunity to further humanity's knowledg

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