I love that TWRP is still making great music. I still have Starlight Brigade in rotation from before the pandemic.
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Now is not the time for the climate movement to say "yes you're right, those kids really are too disruptive, shame on them." I'm not suggesting that people publicly support tactics they don't approve of, but perhaps just...shut up once in a while? Let a protest tactic you don't agree with slide now and again? Skip the op-ed about how the fringe climate radicals are turning people off? Leave the armchair criticism for another day?
This needs to be a Solarpunk copypasta.
Andrewism is great.
When Alfredo Cospito kneecapped Roberto Adinolfi, Adinolfi yelled "I know who sent you!" as if they were professionals and he was expecting a hit from a rival. It's not impossible, but Hollywood has produced enough assassin movies that 1) people know how to pull off a hit and 2) when others see the hit, they think "just like the movies, this guy is a professional"
That sounds like a really nice neighborhood to live in.
The Mondragon system is a fascinating look at another way of living.
Thanks! Fixed the link.
Biome name ideas:
- Arroyo
- Chaparral
- Garrigue
- Maquis (pronounced mah-KEE)
- Tundra
- Taiga
- Veldt
- Oued (pronounced "Wade") / Wadi
- Xeric is a pretty cool name
Since you're obliquely inferring it, I don't support Trump and neither does the Guardian. In Britain, "Guardian reader" is used to imply a stereotype of a person with modern progressive, left-wing or "politically correct" views.
I don't expect journalists to report a version of reality that I like; that's how I stay grounded and avoid getting trapped in a bubble where only some vast improbable conspiracy can explain why my assumptions about the world are constantly contradicted by reality.
Do you ever get tired of being profoundly wrong?