MittenstheGlove
MittenstheGlove t1_j4brmjj wrote
Reply to comment by ghost650 in Corridors between Western U.S. national parks would greatly increase the persistence time of mammals. Establishing an expanded protected area network based on identified mammal pathways and incorporating adjacent wilderness areas would greatly enlarge available habitat for mammal species by Wagamaga
That’s called capitalist innovation, bb
MittenstheGlove t1_j3pn37v wrote
Reply to comment by its8up in Earth’s ozone layer on course to be healed within decades, UN report finds | Most of atmospheric layer that protects planet from ultraviolet radiation likely to be fully recovered for most of world by 2040. by SetMau92
I absolutely agree with you there. I just felt the last sentence from VWB. Just felt odd, considering fervent climate misinformation.
MittenstheGlove t1_j3pkcf8 wrote
Reply to comment by its8up in Earth’s ozone layer on course to be healed within decades, UN report finds | Most of atmospheric layer that protects planet from ultraviolet radiation likely to be fully recovered for most of world by 2040. by SetMau92
Read my other reply. I’m saying that this like 45 year plan to fix the ozone layer was far too slow.
I’m glad they’re fixing it, but the rest of our climate action won’t have 45 years to rectify. We started this process in like the 90’s.
I do not have much faith in global efforts at the rate we’re going. We can take this victory, but we still have people actively denying the severity of climate change, if not climate change as a whole.
MittenstheGlove t1_j3pjnn9 wrote
Reply to comment by Ryboticpsychotic in Earth’s ozone layer on course to be healed within decades, UN report finds | Most of atmospheric layer that protects planet from ultraviolet radiation likely to be fully recovered for most of world by 2040. by SetMau92
You’re right, but that’s not what I’m saying. I’m saying by relation fixing the ozone layer won’t mean much due to the level of destabilized climate we’re experiencing today. We need a much faster plan than 25 years for the rest of our issues
I mean this IS good news, but I am still not counting on much of the way of global coordination if it took us this long to rectify the problem with the ozone layer.
MittenstheGlove t1_j3oasiv wrote
Reply to comment by vwb2022 in Earth’s ozone layer on course to be healed within decades, UN report finds | Most of atmospheric layer that protects planet from ultraviolet radiation likely to be fully recovered for most of world by 2040. by SetMau92
This is just Hopium. The ozone layer is peanuts by comparison.
MittenstheGlove t1_j33kk8h wrote
Reply to comment by slfnflctd in How much a person laughs in conversation appears to be a stable trait associated with being relatable, and is not necessarily reflective of enjoyment. by [deleted]
This is me. I’ve been doing it since I was 12 and experience a sort of level of nervousness. It helps alleviate it.
MittenstheGlove t1_j33jpia wrote
Reply to comment by slfnflctd in How much a person laughs in conversation appears to be a stable trait associated with being relatable, and is not necessarily reflective of enjoyment. by [deleted]
It’s sort of a nervous response for me. I’ve been doing it since I was like 12.
MittenstheGlove t1_j0q0rqq wrote
Reply to comment by Own-Crew-3394 in Among black parents, paternal support and interparental relationship quality can play a protective role, promoting maternal mental health and wellbeing. by Respawan
https://fathers.com/the-extent-of-fatherlessness/
According to this you may be right. The definition of fatherlessness is extremely poorly defined in this context.
There needs to be a section for “Amount of time spent with father” for this study. The last section simply shows living with one parent. I’d argue that the time is separated evenly based on what this says.
I personally don’t know my father well and know others that don’t so I have some biases.
MittenstheGlove t1_j0miwmz wrote
Reply to comment by hiro111 in Among black parents, paternal support and interparental relationship quality can play a protective role, promoting maternal mental health and wellbeing. by Respawan
I think the issue is that a lot (black) fathers just don’t very much outside of those things. Money is a huge contributor to lessened stress.
MittenstheGlove t1_j0miqoc wrote
Reply to comment by BoreDominated in Among black parents, paternal support and interparental relationship quality can play a protective role, promoting maternal mental health and wellbeing. by Respawan
I mean black fathers are in large absent. I assumed this was to talking in order to push more familial orientation for black parents.
MittenstheGlove t1_j0adtam wrote
Reply to comment by grundar in Inequality can double the energy required to secure universal decent living by LieRevolutionary4182
No, no, no. I’m just saying that I contribute unwillingly because I need money to live. :/
MittenstheGlove t1_j0a1gow wrote
Reply to comment by grundar in Inequality can double the energy required to secure universal decent living by LieRevolutionary4182
I do drive 400 miles a week easily as an Uber Driver
MittenstheGlove t1_j4hw9av wrote
Reply to comment by kyoko9 in An international web-based survey found widespread misinformation about food, eating, and health practices related to COVID-19. 43% of answers received were misinformed, and poor quality sources had the greatest affect on misinformation susceptibility. by glawgii
That’s not what the internet told me.