Alobar posted:

is it true or false that humans are basically plants controlled by mushrooms?

vyelkin posted:

I honestly had trouble following who did and didn't want one (because I am very stupid), so for the sake of my sanity just quote this post if you want a sixer with a bdelloid rotifer as the image

Cup Runneth Over posted:

one serving of almonds is like 4 almonds

Mayor Dave posted:

What else besides words can you provide over a text-based web forum

Oglethorpe posted:

how is this poo poo on scrambled eggs? good, bad?

hekaton posted:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Times_Beach,_Missouri

Defective Pikachu posted:

remember the TFR guy who asked for advice about the best ammo when hunting large game and then killed someone

anyway,

Pryor on Fire posted:

All the lakes are dying

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/06/07/climate/salt-lake-city-climate-disaster.html

The long term risks are even worse. One morning in March, Kevin Perry, a professor of atmospheric sciences at the University of Utah, walked out onto land that used to be underwater. He picked at the earth, the color of dried mud, like a beach whose tide went out and never came back.

The soil contains arsenic, antimony, copper, zirconium and other dangerous heavy metals, much of it residue from mining activity in the region. Most of the exposed soil is still protected by a hard crust. But as wind erodes the crust over time, those contaminants become airborne.

Clouds of dust also make it difficult for people to breathe, particularly those with asthma or other respiratory ailments. Dr. Perry pointed to shards of crust that had come apart, lying on the sand like broken china.

“This is a disaster,” Dr. Perry said. “And the consequences for the ecosystem are absolutely, insanely bad.”

Lastgirl posted:

when you kill all the oil executives and destroy the automobile industry

silicone thrills posted:

Sry birds. Not littering is only something rich people do. RIP



Granted this is all probably plastic that fell off of trash barges that the US trucks across the ocean to dump plastic garbage on other countries.

Tony Tone posted:

gently caress it. What do you mean when you say this?

If the goal isn't to pretend, but to "filter" the things you perceive - isn't that just pretending with more words?

Notorious R.I.M. posted:

What does E/MSY stand for

A Bakers Cousin posted:

Lol watched a few lake mead videos. Uhhhhhh. Panic time?

Ihmemies posted:

Probably you saturated the whole continent with pesticides and other poisons? So bug’s can’t just live anymore, since it’s all poison everywhere.

Brendan Rodgers posted:

Maybe a cookbook? Wait, no. Perhaps a survival cookbook that is purely based on material conditions in your life and death situation? There's no ideology in eating worms and drinking your own piss.

Brendan Rodgers posted:

Isn't that more a power fantasy of having a bunker with a food supply etc while everyone else dies?

Hubbert posted:

goons:

Hubbert posted: