Evil_Shrubbery
@Evil_Shrubbery@lemm.ee
- Comment on Happy Thanksgiving, Yanks. 3 days ago:
- Comment on Happy Thanksgiving, Yanks. 3 days ago:
I bet there is an orange cat somewhere out their that would still attack the dinosaurs.
- Comment on Yeasty 5 days ago:
Blue waffle > Blue Twatter
- Comment on Yeasty 5 days ago:
Yeast infection might be related.
- Comment on EU grocery shoppers 'fooled' by 'maze' of food labels: audit 5 days ago:
It’s better than nothing.
It’s better than it was before - each iteration is better.This is how the system works.
You can’t get it prefect from scratch, it has to evolve like this, and customers too.It’s how we advance. Food is important.
- Comment on her favourite colour is blue :) 6 days ago:
Becky, just call her
- Comment on her favourite colour is blue :) 1 week ago:
- Comment on Mars' Leaky Nipple 1 week ago:
We would pave it with parking lots in no time!!
We can’t stand shit like that.
- Comment on Ahahah, it's too late Batman, I've already released an uncountable amount of PFAS into Gotham's water supply! 1 week ago:
WaynePFASdumping ltd. & its subsidiaries created most villains, just so that the rich kid can have his hobby.
What are the lives of an entire city compared to the whims of the elite?
- Comment on BIOMES 1 week ago:
Not biomes but …
Cesspool is an acceptable nickname tho.
South wetlands is reserved only for the exceptionally hot individuals.
- Comment on Mood 2 weeks ago:
No, it’s not (necessarily) mood, it’s a physiologicaly based capacity limit that can be masked only so much.
- Comment on Anon questions our energy sector 2 weeks ago:
Thats the thing, no mutations, not even in mice that live in burrows and have like a generation every two seconds. They even did a DNA study by comparing species to the ones not from that area and found no differences.
But the main thing they looked at is cancer rates/signs (ionising radiation causing random mutations resulting in cancer, not superpowers), thats why the mice focus (but the fauna there is thriving, the biggest are deer).
The radiation causing mutation is very theoretical in the sense that the chances if it happening and leading to problems (and DNA corrective measures) seem to be low in the sense that radiation levels needed for that will sooner cause tissue damages too.
There is still a lot we don’t know bcs there are so few nuclear accidents (and bomb test) sights to study, but the levels how we defined safe is way on the conservative side.
- Comment on Day 124 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I’ve been playing until I forget to post Screenshots 2 weeks ago:
They fucked a perfectly fine river :(
- Comment on Say it again, Dexter 2 weeks ago:
Ok, but dont whisper to anyone ‘omelette du frozen sabretooth kitten’ (with some fromage ofc).
- Comment on Say it again, Dexter 2 weeks ago:
(… but … but … I meant Dexter, the showrunners, voice actors etc)
- Comment on Anon questions our energy sector 2 weeks ago:
Bullshit. If you can get the same amount of reliable power by just slapping up some solar panels, wind turbines, and batteries, then obviously the cost is not insignificant.
I’m thinking in practical terms how that still doesn’t happen that often, humans allocate assets, humans don’t behave logically (behavioural economics).
Nothing ever is going to be perfect and efficient, solar panels might get through vast price volatilities as well, installation costs hand already soared.
Then, at the same time, they’ll ignore the most bone-headedly obvious cause of nuclear’s failure: it’s just too fucking expensive.
So why did we subsidised so much expensive oil infrastructure. And at higher cost of life.
Humans don’t make economic decisions rationally. - Comment on We have the best shaped states, don't we folks 2 weeks ago:
Kentucky
Fucked
Chicken - Comment on Anon questions our energy sector 2 weeks ago:
The local undertaker family tells the story about Bob and Jim once a week to the whole village (attendance is mandatory).
- Comment on Say it again, Dexter 2 weeks ago:
You joke but this def influenced my view of the world, and my ideals.
- Comment on Anon questions our energy sector 2 weeks ago:
It feels like it is otherwise we wouldn’t possibly use it.
Imagine dangerous drilling, all the complex refining, the mass transpiration systems around the world moving billions of tonnes, etc. It’s stupid and complex. The system to enable it was somewhat forced & def forced to maintain it, it’s well documented actually.
- Comment on make it make sense 2 weeks ago:
Yes, thats where the god-money scam/loophole comes in!
He’s just gonna give it to himself!
- Comment on Say it again, Dexter 2 weeks ago:
Same.
Also still mystified by what women like to hear like that.
- Comment on Anon questions our energy sector 2 weeks ago:
certainly
- Comment on Anon questions our energy sector 2 weeks ago:
The same problems faced the oil industry too, with their drilling rigs & refineries, it’s just less in the media & more spread out (more projects).
Also 10s of billions is still insignificant for any power, transport, or healthcare infrastructure in the scheme of things - we have the money, we just don’t tax profit enough. And don’t talk about how the whole budget gets spent (private or public), where all the money actually goes, instead we get the highlighted cases everyone talks about.
- Comment on Anon questions our energy sector 2 weeks ago:
Reality can be anything anyone says, you just gotta believe it really hard.
And then repeat the
liereality in service to the ones than benefit from it. - Comment on Anon questions our energy sector 2 weeks ago:
You are saying we should be kinder to the less fortunate?
That’s a nice thought.
- Comment on Anon questions our energy sector 2 weeks ago:
Renewables once surpassed fossil fuels, until some brave knight killed all the windmills.
- Comment on Anon questions our energy sector 2 weeks ago:
Yeah, oil oiled the “green” anti-nuclear protests.
You can tell thats how it was because the cops didn’t beat them as much (or in some big cases at all) as they do even the most insignificant anti-oil protesters.
- Comment on Anon questions our energy sector 2 weeks ago:
The house burning probably happened more than one time too.
- Comment on Anon questions our energy sector 2 weeks ago:
Exactly.
The whole clusterfuck of mishandled Chernobyl cleanup & everything there before and after only claimed a few lives (via direct radiation tissue damage or just accidents).
Compare that with the daily average of thousands of killed in various (ultimately) oil wars.
But we don’t even get news about that.
But western propaganda sure showed us malformed babies & claimed it was from radiation - it turns out it was all bullshit, it was always a toxic chemical behind it (unregulated industries selling toxic shit by the tonnes - fertilisers, paints, even biological warfare).
We just take radiation super seriously and completely disregard toxic chemical pollution of eg industrial spillages. People just get to live in polluted areas and die sooner because of that. Instead of living for longer & less health hazards but with a little radiation.
