I don’t, but I should.
I don’t because my fear of donating to a fraudulent/ineffective organization aligns with my laziness regarding figuring out the best causes and procrastinating in making a budget.
Fear, procrastination, and laziness, together forming the perfect storm of neurodive inaction.
Fear of death
Has a pocket full of horses, fucks the shit out of bears
Threw a knife into heaven, can kill with a stare
I second someone else suggestion: the murderbot diaries. It’s great.
Most of the books people here are recommending are fairly lengthy, but you can get through the first murderbot book in a dedicated evening.
Each of the novels is more detached than the last - it’s great but probably not for someone just starting their journey into fiction
Each of the novels is more detached than the last - it’s great but probably not for someone just starting their journey into fiction
Until we get data to the contrary, we must assume they are
I wish I could be so unfettered
Four dogmen?
Horsedogs?
Half the price of per kilometer
But many many more kilometers
Yeah I knew they weren’t plants but it made the analogy easier to pretend they were 😅
They have plant-ey vibes
They were all like “let’s get the Calvin cycle up in this house, lets light it up!” And so they did, and the atmosphere caught fire
Very cool!
It reminds me of my fav, The Oxygen Catastrophy, where basically a plant did something new and caused the earth to freeze. In this case, by converting methane to carbon dioxide, a much weaker greenhouse gas.
I like it!
I kind of feel like “locomotive” itself is a niche so this is more like a collapse of a niche rather than a mass extinction, but I love the analogies
That’s my fav too.
“The Oxygen Catastrophy” is just such a cool name.
Fuckin metal
I’m judging you, as I said I would
That’s the Holocene, and I’m judging you.
I was asking for extinction events, aka mass extinctions.
But this is still very interesting! Thanks for sharing it with me
American exceptionalism and identity politics have become so ingrained in the culture that it is too painful for people to identify as lower class and needing assistance. Needing help has become considered a moral failing of the individual instead of a failing of the society, and that feeds back into itself to prevent people from changing the culture.