neat house!
I thought this rotating house was impossible.
Near San Diego, California, there's a rotating house: and somehow, all the utilities, the electricity, gas and water, work even on the rotating part. How's t...YouTube
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Makes sense. Was just a heads up - people on fedi are much better about alt text.
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You should ask Grandad if he is willing to take you Potholing (I'll come too).
Its really fun. (hard work though)
Really highlights the point that either extreme of weight is unhealthy, but being extremely underweight will kill you faster.
The importance of accepting kids' size
There's a lot I could write but I'd just be re-stating what's in the article which has a lot of important information. Fat is a symptom not a cause of bad health. The "war on fat" has made people fatter.I read a book that said very similar ten years ago but not much as changed so clearly we need someone to try again.
What if we let our kids eat what they want? A radical new take on the weight debate
Modern parenting is preoccupied by the idea of perfection, and that includes weight. Virginia Sole-Smith, author of a brave and radical new book, talks to Rebecca Seal about why our worth shouldn’t be measured by sizeRebecca Seal (The Guardian)
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Hari Nef is helping to normalize transwomen’s bodies and identities in a really important way that if you’re cisgender you may not have thought about
Nef goes on to explain the difference between her photoshoot with Velencoso, versus how transgender women are typically photographed in fashion editorials. “Images of trans femmes being loved rarely...dragonwolfcrane (Tumblr)
I'd like to know more about caffeine with ADHD people, and stimulants generally, particularly because a lot of ADHDers (including myself) find coffee makes them sleepy/calm rather than restless and energised. Like what is going on there?
Is Coffee Good for You?
Click my CoPilot link https://go.mycopilot.com/JamesHoffmann to get 14 days free with your own expert fitness and health coach.My previous video on caffeine:...YouTube
Idk anything about Nimona but whenever I see a screenshot or a gif of the movie, there's just one dude who's always making this face.
Idk anything about Nimona but whenever I see a screenshot or a gif of the movie, there's just one dude who's always making this...Tumblr
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the phantom of the opera and the hunchback of notre dame? opposite ends of same spectrumderinthescarletpescatarian (Tumblr)
the other half time im so scaredy of everything
Mowing through an entire box of pocky feeling like a pencil sharpener being fed whole pencils by a 3rd graderbobo-the-part-time-clown (Tumblr)
Addicted to red herrings
remembering that time I explained on Twitter that Jews are 0.2% of the world’s population and control like 1.2% of its wealth while Christians are 30-something percent of the world’s population and...derinthescarletpescatarian (Tumblr)
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Baby beavers!
WATCH: Trio of beaver babies born at Hatchmere Nature Reserve
BEAVER babies have been spotted at a Cheshire nature reserve following the species reintroduction.Matt Hancock-Bruce (Northwich Guardian)
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Makes intuitive sense, since meat animals are fed on plants anyway, meat has all the impacts of plants, plus bonus unique animal impacts (somewhat negated by the fact that plants fed to animals are often essentially waste/bi-product of farming plants for humans).
A lot of people say things like "oh I would go vegetarian/vegan, but x!" for example "I would go vegetarian, but bacon!" to which I think, "okay then, go vegetarian, except for bacon. sounds simple enough, and far better than doing nothing." going cold-turkey (pun?) on meat can be daunting, so if that is what's holding you back, find something else that works for you, cutting out a particular animal product, or doing something like "meatless Mondays" or having no set structure to it, just trying out more vege/vegan food when you can. It is clear at this point that the way meat is currently consumed in our society is unsustainable and unethical, so any reduction on that front is good.
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The research showed that vegan diets resulted in 75% less climate-heating emissions, water pollution and land use than diets in which more than 100g of meat a day was eaten. Vegan diets also cut the destruction of wildlife by 66% and water use by 54%, the study found.It turned out that what was eaten was far more important in terms of environmental impacts than where and how it was produced.
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Vegan diet massively cuts environmental damage, study shows
Detailed analysis finds plant diets lead to 75% less climate-heating emissions, water pollution and land use than meat-rich onesDamian Carrington (The Guardian)
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