@bogmonster1312 problem goose Where would we be if scientists hadn't made such wondrous discoveries as the worldmurdermachine, the vital force extractor and shampoo by torturing rats daily

VAERS data on all vaccine deaths from 1988 to 2021. Covid vaccine deaths in 1 year are equivalent to deaths of all other vaccines in 33 years.

A way of life that depends on importing resources is inherently unsustainable and violent. That's why we need one million percent tariffs on everything imported, so that we can live within our means.

Will people get tired of hearing their own dumb voices broadcasted on social media, and cede the public sphere of ideas and letters back to a curated and much smaller assortment of valued speakers?

In a world filled with uncertainty, what choices do we make? Instead of worrying about the inevitable collapse, focus on what can be done for nature and cherish every moment. 🌍

While planting trees wearing crocs I stepped past three eastern brown snakes today (the second deadliest snake on the planet) and I still feel more anxious about the danger of driving to town later today.

The revolution IS the collapse

Spain’s blackout showed renewables' limits—so the fix? More renewables. Hydro gets trotted out as the fix—even though it’s drought-prone & has near-zero growth potential. But energy-blind ideologues still call it “the largest renewable source.” Sure, FT Martha Muir

Perhaps human civilization righting itself to its most fruitful and beautiful possible expression is as simple as learning as a species to eliminate most agricultural activity from the repertoire. Great substack article from Honest Sorcerer 👇 open.substack.com/pub/thehonests…

Give up on dreams of major programs or major public movements. There are much more important things to do, like enjoying life, setting things as right as possible in one's own small area, & clarifying one's ideology and mind into a diamond with a knife's edge.

When AI is your last hope

Net Zero: corporate land and asset grabbing, facilitated by governments. Follow the money.

It's crazy how genuinely entertaining it is to stare into an open fire. That's some real epigenetic memory shit

liberals / conservatives

insert pejorative of your preference

sometimes it's both/and

Dusty Greene Dr. Matthew M. Wielicki OK, I looked it up. In the early 20th century, oil EROI (money) was something like 100 to 1. Yikes. Since then it has fallen by an order of magnitude. But I think that actually underestimates the change. There is *much* more danger and uncertainty in running Deepwater

We are living in the cenocene (An historical period in which everything's a "-cene.." Here a -cene, there a -cene, everywhere a -cene -cene.)

Again and again, and again and again. People fail to consider the side effects of catering ever more granularly to individual whim. This accelerates and up-regulates solipsism while removing the shared constraints that give rise to communal comprehension. This is the Tower of