Environmental stability is very important but we should master how we use materials, not discount their usefulness entirely, as that is more empowering to our species.
Like sure we can make oil cars outdated and that may be a good thing, but we’d still use it in grease.
Yes. Hearing about how pre colonial Hawaiians worked like 9-12am and were so efficient they could spend the rest of the day playing, makes me deeply sad to see how far we’ve regressed.
I don’t think were replacing plastic anytime soon but using materials smarter is always nice.
Same. To some, yes.
Starting to think a significant portion of rich people genuinely view suffering as an essential if not occult component to the value of their products. Like it means more to them when a thing suffers or dies to produce what they have.
Because going to war with people who like the cold is always a good idea.
Smh
The value of Reddit is the content which it is able to create. If users aren’t free to create content, there is not value.
Baldur’s Gate 3 ruined Solasta for me…
Future? It’s now and he’s more responsible for it that all but a handful of folks.
My only real hope is that just as WW2 gave us nuclear power, microwaves, atomics, and accelerated technological development, that any future war will end with the technology to save our world and the will to use it.
There’s also aliens 2027 but I’m not gonna hold my breathe on that until I see some drones say hi.
I think grease is the better example. Interesting. Is it actually feasible to phase out crude oil?