https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-023-37649-9 (https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-023-37649-9)
TL;DR - sea level around New Orleans has risen 8 inches = 20 centimeters since the time of Hurricane Katrina
If I lose Massachusetts to global warming
You're assuming death will stop me.
If I lose Massachusetts to global warming
Massachusetts gets up to a thousand thousand meters high in the west, you will probably only lose the first meter or 2 during your lifetime.
Revenge is a fool's errand, the past has passed. Expend your energies and rescue the future from the Republicans.
Hey, look at the silver lining.
If climate change is getting worse, at this rate we won't have to worry about Florida for much longer!
we won't have to worry about Florida for much longer!
I want to stay hopeful about this, but I'm not very optimistic about this, not only does it seem we have to change a lot of the aspects of living (we as a society may not want to do some of that) but we also need to convince corporations to stop damaging the planet, but of course that would mean losing some profit, but they don't want to do that sadly.
we won't have to worry about Florida for much longer!
Well, Orlando is 20-40 meters above sea level, so it will take a while before the water gets that high.
+ the tide, another meter will decimate florida.
Meanwhile at 1 m above sea level.... :')
we won't have to worry about Florida for much longer!
Well, Orlando is 20-40 meters above sea level, so it will take a while before the water gets that high.
at 1 m above sea level
Rent, no way I can buy a house.
at 1 m above sea level
Do you rent or own?
Rent, no way I can buy
Northern Italy, Emilia Romagna region
20,000 now homeless, 13 dead.
(Attachment Link)
Shabelle River, Beledweyne, Somalia, burst banks, 250,000 people have fled homes.
Peoples who contributed the least to climate change will pay the most devastating price.
(Attachment Link)
Who knew?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_dates_predicted_for_apocalyptic_events (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_dates_predicted_for_apocalyptic_events)
The world could breach 1.5 degrees of warming for the first time. El Niño (This year) could -- for the first time -- push the world past 1.5 degrees Celsius of warming above the pre-industrial levels of the mid-to-late 1800s. Compared to pre-industrial temperatures. Scientists consider 1.5 degrees of warming as a key tipping point, beyond which the chances of extreme flooding, drought, wildfires, and food shortages could increase dramatically. Regarding the fact that this year can be biblical, I think that this is pure manipulation. Religion has always been used as a tool for crowd control, I read about it here https://writingbros.com/essay-examples/manipulation-of-religion-in-handmaids-tale/ (https://writingbros.com/essay-examples/manipulation-of-religion-in-handmaids-tale/) when looking for materials for my college studies. I think that everything will be the same as in 2012, that is, no way. A strong El Niño could push the planet to that point, Scaife said, even if only temporarily. "We will probably have, in 2024, the warmest year globally on record," Josef Ludescher a senior scientist at Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research.
So what you’re saying is that all news is bad news. Even if it looks good.
A very wet winter certainly helped buy the SW some time, but the groundwater there is still severely depleted.
Water is a very precious resource that we all grew up taking for granted and considering almost "free" ....
So what you’re saying is that all news is bad news. Even if it looks good.
Yes, but Tp4 is quite at peace with this, if you think about it, witnessing the-very-END of human civilization in the coming 5-10 years is SUPER Lucky.
Takes 100s of thousands of years for us to come this far, and we got to try all the best stuffs.
If you were born even 100 years ago, the best we had then was some pieces of wood on another piece of wood, the pinnacle of entertainment.Show Image(https://i.imgur.com/XiFOtf2.gif)
These are exciting times, for a number of reasons. It is important to appreciate the times we live in whether good or bad, do what we can to help, and recognize that some things are out of our control. Personally, I would rather focus on more immediate needs that threaten the public good than apocalyptic predictions that are decades or centuries away.
TP, I may not be properly understanding your map and charts but it looks like you may be confusing grazing land with land used for animal crops.
TP, I may not be properly understanding your map and charts but it looks like you may be confusing grazing land with land used for animal crops.
NO, that is not what grazing land is. The vast majority of grazing land is FOREST that we CUT and BURNED over the Millennia, we've done this for roughly 10,000 years.
In the US?
In the US?
YES, for america the Indians didn't have that capacity. The invaders did.
What is less talked about is, we continuously BURN grazing land, because otherwise the TREES start to grow back.
In the US?
YES, for america the Indians didn't have that capacity. The invaders did.
What is less talked about is, we continuously BURN grazing land, because otherwise the TREES start to grow back.
How do you explain the increased forests?
One wonders if in the distant future, short shorts would become socially acceptable for men to wear, because it'd be too hot otherwise where regular shorts won't cut it..Show Image(https://i.imgur.com/HmeSYmM.jpg)
One wonders if in the distant future, short shorts would become socially acceptable for men to wear, because it'd be too hot otherwise where regular shorts won't cut it..Show Image(https://i.imgur.com/HmeSYmM.jpg)
climate change is fake news
You would think that all those working class guys who have collected arsenals would start going after Republicans for lying to them all these years.
You would think that all those working class guys who have collected arsenals would start going after Republicans for lying to them all these years.
Specific to COAL, this is going to sound wildly unpopular, but we might need to significantly increase coal burning in the mean time as a temporary measure to stabilized the climate, while we convert the energy FROM said burning into Solar Panels and Wind Power.
Many new scientific papers recently has come out indicating that the pandemic shutdowns which dramatically reduced Aerosol cover from burning fossil fuels, is what triggered the intense drought and flood situations across asia/ europe/ australia. and now NOW , USA.
Siberia over 100F/38C above the Arctic Circle.
Again.
ps - it was above 90F/32C on the beach at the Arctic Ocean
Arizona gonna be 120+ tomorrowArizona heat isn't the same as the rest of the country because it has such insanely low levels of humidity (often single digit humidity).
yuck
https://fortune.com/2023/07/18/house-republicans-want-to-plant-trillion-trees-climate-change-natural-gas/?xid=soc_socialflow_twitter_FORTUNE (https://fortune.com/2023/07/18/house-republicans-want-to-plant-trillion-trees-climate-change-natural-gas/?xid=soc_socialflow_twitter_FORTUNE)
TL;DR - Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA), who leads the hard-right House Freedom Caucus, in a hearing Thursday alleged that the Biden administration’s climate agenda was tackling "a problem that doesn’t exist."
U.S. Forest Service trying to “secure the edge" (IN CANADA), quoted saying, "there's no taming these wildfires now, they were too vast and too hot."Something about a bag of cheeto dust that keeps calling climate crisis a hoax?
Did we ever have a chance?Show Image(https://i.imgur.com/hVaXskJ.gif)
All they had to do was rake their forests!U.S. Forest Service trying to “secure the edge" (IN CANADA), quoted saying, "there's no taming these wildfires now, they were too vast and too hot."Something about a bag of cheeto dust that keeps calling climate crisis a hoax?
Did we ever have a chance?Show Image(https://i.imgur.com/hVaXskJ.gif)
Exactly!All they had to do was rake their forests!U.S. Forest Service trying to “secure the edge" (IN CANADA), quoted saying, "there's no taming these wildfires now, they were too vast and too hot."Something about a bag of cheeto dust that keeps calling climate crisis a hoax?
Did we ever have a chance?Show Image(https://i.imgur.com/hVaXskJ.gif)
Maybe they can nuke them like we did those hurricanes.
Better yet, let's just redraw the maps with a Sharpie, then the fires will just move to a safe location.
Exactly!All they had to do was rake their forests!U.S. Forest Service trying to “secure the edge" (IN CANADA), quoted saying, "there's no taming these wildfires now, they were too vast and too hot."Something about a bag of cheeto dust that keeps calling climate crisis a hoax?
Did we ever have a chance?Show Image(https://i.imgur.com/hVaXskJ.gif)
Maybe they can nuke them like we did those hurricanes.
Better yet, let's just redraw the maps with a Sharpie, then the fires will just move to a safe location.
On a related note, I always forget whether we need to nuke the whales or Japan to save on CO2 emissions because plankton either absorb or release an enormous amount of it.
ha haLOL xD
should we subscribe to Soylent Green or Soylent Red?
To me, leprosy was always something from the Old Times that modern science had long since made obsolete.....WAT
https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/29/8/22-0367_article (https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/29/8/22-0367_article)
https://www.cnn.com/2023/07/30/world/antarctic-sea-ice-winter-record-low-climate-intl/index.html (https://www.cnn.com/2023/07/30/world/antarctic-sea-ice-winter-record-low-climate-intl/index.html)
TL;DR "scientists said West Antarctica’s vast Thwaites Glacier – also known as the “Doomsday Glacier” – was “hanging on by its fingernails” as the planet warms."
The world is NOT ready.
But hey, eat meat, deforest 43% of earth's dry land to grow that meat (IPCC) The fossil fuel Republicans deny climate change outright, the Democrats only deny it through their actions to preserve the capitalist status quo, approve drilling contracts, and obstruct the IPCC from recommending people eat a plant based diet. This is the nature of our economics and its political implication.But if we don't eat them what will we do with all those cows?
But if we don't eat them what will we do with all those cows?
More importantly,
If you don't eat yer meat, you can't have any pudding. How can you have any pudding if you don't eat yer meat?
We're sooooooooo screwwwwed.. Guaranteed that's still an underestimate because our assumption for CAUSES of climate change is thoroughly unaddressed, ANIMAL AGRICULTURE• Land management, including plowing.
Most scary graph, updates, synopsis; so record much high..Show Image(https://i.imgur.com/hVaXskJ.gif)
(Attachment Link)
Most scary graph, updates, synopsis; so record much high..Show Image(https://i.imgur.com/hVaXskJ.gif)
(Attachment Link)
At this point every graph about climate change is scary...
At this point
No greater blunder ever made than when, in 2000, the US Supreme Court made the oil man president in preference to the environmentalist.In 1992, his father was about to go to Rio and sign the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, which in its form called for signatories binding agreements for actual reductions in CO₂ emissions.
No greater blunder ever made than when, in 2000, the US Supreme Court made the oil man president in preference to the environmentalist.In 1992, his father was about to go to Rio and sign the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, which in its form called for signatories binding agreements for actual reductions in CO₂ emissions.
Then he got a call from an old buddie in the oil industry ...
This led to the US demanding that any actual commitments be removed from the treaty.
And so they were.
This is why insurance companies are pulling out, the damages will be impossible to cover.
Florida
Florida
I recommend that people who are wanting to see Florida do it sooner rather than later.
I recommend that people who are wanting to see Florida do it sooner rather than later.
You're a liar, that water is supposed to be over the river. God says use boats instead of cars.
Learn to swim you damn socialist.
And Venice and all the low lying areas as well.
I made sure to visit Venice while it was possible. There, I learned that Venice got flooded regularly, and they had hourly flooding forecasts. I planned my day to visit St Marcus square in the morning, while workers were deploying raised walkways in preparation for when the place was going to be flooded in the afternoon.
At least Venice is low and flat, being flooded gently by the sea broken by large sand banks a distance away, not subject to roaring rivers breaking its boundaries and sweeping houses with it.
The thing is with venice is that when I would want to visit it might just be flooded so most likely I will never visit venice, plus not enough money to go everywhere so have to pick and choose.I visited it only briefly during a two-week trip on a European rail pass.Travelling that way made it relatively affordable per city, and the rail pass itself does not require a fixed itinerary (but hotels and seat reservations often need to be booked in advance, which I did, for comfort).
I made sure to visit Venice while it was possible. There, I learned that Venice got flooded regularly, and they had hourly flooding forecasts. I planned my day to visit St Marcus square in the morning, while workers were deploying raised walkways in preparation for when the place was going to be flooded in the afternoon.
At least Venice is low and flat, being flooded gently by the sea broken by large sand banks a distance away, not subject to roaring rivers breaking its boundaries and sweeping houses with it.
Many people are unaware that it is algae in the ocean that does most of the photosynthesis of carbon dioxide to oxygen.
Not that plants on land aren't important.
But both forests and oceans have operational limits both in carbon dioxide level and temperatur, at which their ability to process carbon dioxide will be severely diminished.
Watched a video about cultural burning, something used by the indigenous population of Australia.
It's where you burn certain parts of the environment at certain times. Similar to backburning but with more of an understanding of the land and when we should do it. It helps reduce forest fires while minimising damage and allowing the flora of Australia should grow more. The way they do it is quite interesting, the elders in the video have such a comprehensive understanding of the environment and where to burn. Think more countries (including Australia) should learn about the environment and to properly backburn to prevent the massively insane fires that do so much damage to the natural fauna and flora.
The Indigenous Indians of America which we genocided to become the United States also have Brush burns. They understood it with more mysticism, but the effect is the same as this Australian Cultural Burn.
Barber shop chat today. We're sleepwalking into oblivion, the average human is so clueless, it hurts.Show Image(https://i.imgur.com/CCSn4J7.gif)
run for political office
benefits the rich most is who gets elected usually
tru **** is rigged.
What is wrong with this picture?
Climate change linked to spread of diarrhoeal illness: temperature, day length and humidity have been found to be linked to the increased spread of a diarrhoeal illness
Sigh..... here we go.
It won't be like it is now. If you think back to 1930s worth of conveniences and resources, it'll be something like that for a while if we SURVIVE at all.
At worst, we'll be back to the stone age within a few months. All our reactors would've melted down because they only have a week or 2 of diesel backup for the cooling pools and pumps. It's the equivalent of up to 10,000x chernobyls worth of radiation going up into the atmosphere in a very short time. The northern hemisphere will lose most large animals.
It would've been nice to do the whole, sunny camping movies, without zombies, and the happy looking tribes, but that is 100% certain not possible when we've already poisoned our world with nuclear.
I suspect, LIFE will survive and can reset in a few million years, but it's unlikely that humanity would survive.
There are calculations that say most children born today are unlikely to live to adulthood when climate change hits the fan.
It won't be like it is now.
It won't be like it is now.
A large portion of the world's population lives near the ocean, and you should expect the sea level to rise a couple of meters in your lifetime.
Global warming will dramatically alter agriculture and where and when food resources can be grown and harvested. Seafood, especially large pelagic fishes, will become precious.
Populations of plants and animals will collapse and diversity will shrink considerably. Hopefully, a significant amount of wild nature can be preserved in pockets around the world ....
Wild temperature swings will be common as atmospheric and ocean currents that have reliably conveyed heat around the globe for eons falter and become unpredictable.
And don't forget that the sun occasionally erupts in gigantic flares of radiation, and that we have not seen once since the dawn of the "electric age" a century ago.
These were "standard" predictions for dystopian writing in the past, and assumed to be possibilities for the distant future. But that future is rapidly (abruptly?) appearing before our eyes, and yet huge swaths of the population remain in denial. I may or may not live to see Miami under water, but, like you, my children will see enormous change.
It will not be possible to escape the problems altogether, but you should carefully consider where to live your life, and ensure that it is a region that is less prone to the "great" catastrophes such as floods, fires, hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes (and why aren't we seeing more of these yet? Global Warming must be causing the crust of the Earth to expand, and I would have guessed that there would be more cracks .... ) I am tired of making myself sick so I will stop typing this list.
The human race has been a colossal FAIL in its responsibility for the stewardship of the planet.
I have maintained my sanity throughout my life by keeping an attitude of optimism and avoiding cynicism as much as possible, but it has been getting stretched thin in recent years. There are generally 2 schools of thought: (1) everything is going to hell so I have to grab as much as I can while I still have the chance, and (2) we are all in this together and only by cooperation can the problems of the world be ameliorated. I have always been in group 2. I believe that we can only "feel good about ourselves" under this principle and it is the only way to live a good life, in my opinion. People in group 1 will always feel empty inside.
But you have to play the cards that you are dealt.
ps - never dwell on the past or fret over what could have been, even though humans have been fantasizing over "time machines" for centuries - don't waste your time!
The human race has been a colossal FAIL in its responsibility for the stewardship of the planet.
I have maintained my sanity throughout my life by keeping an attitude of optimism and avoiding cynicism as much as possible, but it has been getting stretched thin in recent years. There are generally 2 schools of thought: (1) everything is going to hell so I have to grab as much as I can while I still have the chance, and (2) we are all in this together and only by cooperation can the problems of the world be ameliorated. I have always been in group 2. I believe that we can only "feel good about ourselves" under this principle and it is the only way to live a good life, in my opinion. People in group 1 will always feel empty inside.
But you have to play the cards that you are dealt.
ps - never dwell on the past or fret over what could have been, even though humans have been fantasizing over "time machines" for centuries - don't waste your time!
boomers as whole are the most entitled and complacent generation alive that still has power in a lot of countries
we do need younger people in power who actually care about the future of the planet
why they haven't done age limits/term limits in the us at least.
ah do u guys think we'll be able to like, live a full normal life or will the world go to **** before thenIt's estimated our population will peak at 10Bil and crash to 2Bil.
ah do u guys think we'll be able to like, live a full normal life or will the world go to **** before thenIt's estimated our population will peak at 10Bil and crash to 2Bil.
Are you rich?
If not you won't live a full normal life. This and old folks are a big part of the problem, the old don't want to change and the rich can just buy their way out of a lot of it (or at least they think they can, no Elon, fleeing to Mars is not going to be better).
Sh*t's about to get real.
You aren't going to shed 80% of the population in a few decades without some insanity.
I am surprised drinking and drug use has gone down amongst young people.They can't afford it.
I am surprised drinking and drug use has gone down amongst young people.They can't afford it.
I also apologize for my reflective tone lately. As I rapidly approach middle age I've never felt older and more separated from those I considered my peers. You never think you will be the older person at work, then you turn around and you ****in' are.
A good percentage of them regularly go to the gym or workout, a huge percentage vapeGoing to be useless if their lungs are trashed by 30.
im 17 and theres been a serious bubble in kids my age (especially males) working out and pursuing a more fit lifestyle. with the popularity of memes like zyzz and "mogging" (idk if you're too old to know what that is lol) i think theree are a lot more kids my age working out. the downside is that theres also been a lot of younger people taking steroids and performance enhancersI am surprised drinking and drug use has gone down amongst young people.They can't afford it.
I see a general push towards healthy lifestyles with teen-twenty somethings. A good percentage of them regularly go to the gym or workout, a huge percentage vape but analogue smoking is rare. But they are also severely stressed out. I know multiple people in their early-mid 20s who are on blood pressure meds, and one guy had a stroke at 22.
I also apologize for my reflective tone lately. As I rapidly approach middle age I've never felt older and more separated from those I considered my peers. You never think you will be the older person at work, then you turn around and you ****in' are.
I was extremely fortunate to have come up at the tail end of the "old world" where I received an excellent education in the public school system (including rigorous phys ed at least 3 days per week through high school (and the first 2 years of college)) and generally stayed healthy and fit without much extra effort. My mother prepared our meals from scratch with mostly fresh ingredients.
Growing up in a mid-sized city in "Middle America" and being in the "good kids" circle I graduated from high school having never seen or smelled marijuana. Nor did I drink or do anything else illicit until I got to college. We got a color TV in the mid-1960s for the family, but I did not get a TV for myself until my last year in college. Needless to say, I have been a voracious reader my entire life.
My ex-wife and I did everything we could to bring our kids up in as similar an environment as possible, and I think that we generally succeeded as much as can be accomplished in the age of the interwebs - which is to say not "not nearly as much" as we wanted.
You know that you are getting old when your kids start saying "I just don't know about the kids these days .... "
kids these days are mostly awful
The one-word solution to righting the wrongs of the world is "co-operation" but that is anathema to exploiters, who thrive on chaos.
everyone thinks they are the main character.
Thwaites glacier holds 65 cm of sea level rise.
This past week:
Here today it went from 70F/21C to 45F/7C in 8 hours.it was warm yesterday and then this morning there's ice and snow everywhere lol
They tested placentas, yup, found microplastic.Mr_Incredible_Uncanny.png
https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/a46993585/microplastics-human-placenta/
You make my point. It is our responsibility to adapt to changes that we cannot control. You give two good examples. Early warning systems and an inability to get insurance which will reduce the number of structures built in harms way.
Greenland and Antarctica will melt 10 times faster than previous consensus estimates
NOT that long ago.
Could we please consider the ice. Seriously, we're losing it. Estimates now up to 5 meters by end of century.
"The study—written by James Hansen, NASA’s former lead climate scientist, and 16 co-authors, many of whom are considered among the top in their fields—concludes that glaciers in Greenland and Antarctica will melt 10 times faster than previous consensus estimates, resulting in sea level rise of at least 10 feet (3m) in as little as 50 years. "
That's very ironic, isn't the entirety of Miami also sinking into the ground as well?
Greenland and Antarctica will melt 10 times faster than previous consensus estimates
I have been going on about this for years.
For once I strongly agree with TP4
Many times I have said that if you want to see Miami, get down there soon.
Hey! More good news :
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-00932-w (https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-00932-w)
Hey! More good news :
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-00932-w (https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-00932-w)
Another thing for maintainers for time programming libraries to keep in mind. Greeeaatttt
This really brings into context our very human limits. Even best case science, we're running on a prayer at this point that 2.5C is as hot as it gets.
Please eat m0ar veggies.
blocks many climate change content.
Sooo.... Apparently, Meta (owner of facebook+ etc), straight up blocks many climate change content.
Can't understand why them young people even still use facebook. Just use Gekha. Or go outside, grow some tomatoes.
https://kansasreflector.com/2024/04/04/when-facebook-fails-local-media-matters-even-more-for-our-planets-future/
The only reason why I still use facebook is mainly because a lot of older people are still on facebook.
the only social media
I have never felt any need to use social media personally, although I can understand people putting up vacation photos and such.
But for people to use it as a reliable information source, uh, I don't think so.
I have never felt any need to use social media personally, although I can understand people putting up vacation photos and such.
But for people to use it as a reliable information source, uh, I don't think so.
Did your keyboard turn off? :-\
I have never felt any need to use social media personally, although I can understand people putting up vacation photos and such.
But for people to use it as a reliable information source, uh, I don't think so.
Everyone I have ever made friends with has a cell phone or other mode of digital communication. If social media was intended to keep up with your IRL friends I don't need a global platform to do that on. I can call them/send them a text or email.
28% of covid survivors develop some form of long covid. UK Study finds.Show Image(https://i.imgur.com/10theJm.gif)
covid it messed me up for so many weeks
covid it messed me up for so many weeks
I had it about half a year ago, and I am definitely not back to 100%, and am despairing that I never will.
i had a runny nose and a cough and i kept telling my parents that i didnt have covid but school protocol says u have to take a test so i finally did and the test turned BRIGHT OPAQUE RED like my body was 80% covid and somehow i only had mild cold symptoms. i just ate toast for the entire time i was sick but my taste came back when the covid went away and i havent had any issues since
covid it messed me up for so many weeks
I had it about half a year ago, and I am definitely not back to 100%, and am despairing that I never will.
covid it messed me up for so many weeks
I had it about half a year ago, and I am definitely not back to 100%, and am despairing that I never will.
covid it messed me up for so many weeks
I had it about half a year ago, and I am definitely not back to 100%, and am despairing that I never will.
It may well be the Covid but neither of us are at the age where we can bounce back and be like we were. As we get into our 70's often it's the accidental fall or back twist, the cold that becomes pneumonia, or some inherited condition finally coming out that sets us back and that becomes the new norm. I know that you take good care of yourself and that's about the best you can do.
It may well be the Covid but neither of us are at the age where we can bounce back and be like we were. As we get into our 70's often it's the accidental fall or back twist, the cold that becomes pneumonia, or some inherited condition finally coming out that sets us back and that becomes the new norm. I know that you take good care of yourself and that's about the best you can do.
It may well be the Covid but neither of us are at the age where we can bounce back and be like we were. As we get into our 70's often it's the accidental fall or back twist, the cold that becomes pneumonia, or some inherited condition finally coming out that sets us back and that becomes the new norm. I know that you take good care of yourself and that's about the best you can do.
Buh, why kurplop not try the Max-veggies.
(Attachment Link)
Man, I sweat bullets in the dead of Winter without a jacket. Wake up - Immediately begin sweating profusely. Get to work dripping. Middle of the day - nothing. End of the night - here comes the sweat again. So I mostly sweat during periods of inactivity, regardless of temperature.
Any other hyperhidrosis brothers or sisters out there? Summer sucks though, I may as well have just jumped into a pool at any given moment. I miss AC office jobs where you sit all day for that reason.
I mostly sweat during periods of inactivity
As I have gotten older, I realize that my internal temperature regulation is less consistent than it was when I was younger.
These days, I will have temporary periods of feeling hot or cold at seemingly random times. Generally, I will feel flushed for a while not long after eating
CDC is fighting against Big-Meat to track bird flu outbreak at major cattle ranches.
This is the same thing that happened with Mad Cow, Big Meat bought out the Government, and 90% of US beef is NOT-TESTED for mad-cow disease. This is an ongoing problem.
Profits are more important than you know, Bird Flu, and this is H5N1 we're talking about, yea that H5N1, with 60% fatality in human infections.
People can't freakn' count, heading off a major pandemic might cost $Billions, COVID cost $Trillions
https://www.politico.com/news/2024/05/06/bird-flu-dairy-farms-cdc-00156119
mad cow disease is scary af, having your mind deteriorate quickly with no way to stop it, is an insanely scary thought.
Probably one of the first things that me question the non pork meat consumption that I was eating, especially knowing the conditions of a lot of these factory farms that these cows are in.
it has been festering in me for years.
No doubt that my eyes are sensitive, they are pale blue and I am getting older, but I have always preferred low light situations. As far as enjoying a dark environment indoors - that seems natural to me.