I’m quite similar but due to health reasons - I can no longer safely eat red meat of any kind soooo I don’t XD so by complete chance my diet is primarily vegetarian with some occasional chicken, turkey and fish. I’m also dairy free for the same reason. I actually really dislike chicken and turkey from a taste standpoint (and ethics standpoint) so would prefer fish but it’s so expensive ;-;
I would love to see this data if you’re willing to do the research again! Much more likely to trust you, a slrpnk fellow, than Woody Harrelson
Genius! No need for any glue at all. I’ll give it a try and report back :D thank you!!
I think he’s right. We should all change to a 100% Billionaire diet…
I’m up in the thousands already… My partner has set a hard limit until I use some of them up XD My other hobby is quilting so it could be worse. Fabric doesn’t store quite as neatly.
Oooh thanks a ton Gunther!! I’ve been experimenting a little with the wine bottle method since I can’t bear to part with pretty bottles anyway but I love the sound of that Blumat dripper.
This is pretty cool, thanks!
I had to get new summer clothes from the thrift store recently too. I managed to score two pairs of shorts and a pair of pants, all in a linen-rayon blend, which is my favorite fabric - natural fibers, keeps me cool but has some softness and drape!
I’ve also started a new hobby recently (beading with seed beads and pony beads) and so far I have bought only one pack of beads new. Everything else has been thrifted or found on Depop/Facebook marketplace so I’m pretty happy with that. I’m a creative by nature but I hate how many creative hobbies involve buying a ton of brand new supplies (especially when so many of us are ready to share or offload)
Neat!! Good job!
The connections we have with individual people, as individuals, are world-changing. Think small. Don’t think about fixing the world, think about fixing things for your loved ones, your local community, your town, etc.
There’s an idea I read about recently in Emergent Strategy by adrienne maree brown which says to consider a flock of starlings, wheeling and swooping above a field. There is no leader; each starling acts only in accordance with the starlings that are nearby, yet all together they create a beautiful, intricate, coordinated pattern.
Be a starling and act according to your nearby starlings. Change is made by a thousand small actions, a thousand small starlings becoming a whole flock. I don 't think I’m doing the idea justice here, but it’s brought me a lot of comfort <3
I imagine actions such as snacking on the bourgeoisie would make the biggest difference, realistically speaking
EDIT: okay I read the article and this is actually pretty cool!! It’s very practical and offers concrete actions for all of us.
In previous work, we showed how inequality constrains many people’s capacity to participate in climate action, whether that’s sustainable investing, protesting, or simply having the resources to make different choices. The same people with the most freedom to act often have the biggest footprints.
That’s cool as hell!! Am I understanding correctly that this was made by a high school club? Maybe the kids are alright
This is beautiful, I can’t wait to see the gouache!! I love all the little details like the different tree benches and the winch for the awning
cool!! Have you done any more recently?
Awww this looks really cute!! Thank you for sharing :D
This is so cool!! Honestly I’ve always been a “explore the ocean” kind of person as opposed to “explore space” kind of person. It blows my mind sometimes that we’re surrounded by crazy aliens and aren’t thinking about it every hour of every day. Sometimes I go up to my partner and I’m like “do you ever think about how crazy it is that squids are just out there with all their tentacles doing things that are normal for squids but absolutely bonkers from our point of view and we’re just sitting here eating breakfast?” which I recognize probably says something about my neurotypicality or lack thereof.
The consumption of Elon Musk has been proven to be significantly more effective at reducing carbon than eating pork, beef or chicken
What… the fuck? Like… who enforced this? Because a computer by itself can’t do anything, like a robot didn’t burst out of the ceiling and snatch them up. Like. It doesn’t matter what the computer thinks, humans have to carry out the actions… so who the fuck looked at the computer saying “this infant is a terrorist” and went “yeah sounds about right”?
You make a great point. I am not vegan but I have a condition that makes me allergic to red meat and mammal products of any kind such as milk, cheese etc. I am extremely grateful for my oat milk and potato-based vegan cheeses.