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Poed_P
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Clarifying question: what do you consider a lot of people?
Toki Pona might be better just because it uses more common sounds and less of them. Might be easier to learn and speak from a background like Cantonese or something. Isn't Esperanto very euro-centric?
How come?? May you please elaborate?
People should be careful when looking at the conclusions of this experiment to make sure that it isn't used as an argument that suffering under our current system should be endorsed.
Original Paper: https://doi.org/10.1002/ecs2.1492
"Does increased forest protection correspond to higher fire severity in frequent-fire forests of the western United States?"
Figure 1: Pine and mixed-conifer forests, fires, and ecoregions analyzed in this study.
Wouldn't it be awesome if boomers had obligations for their grandchildren? Climate change is removedin this time of year
Thus anarchism is born. Just don't build structures that function on central authorities.
The better solution is to have not created the problem to begin with. It is an awesome possibility to undo the date that we've done, but it doesn't give us a pass to continue doing what we're doing. Like saying "We can keep making all the trash we do cause we just burn it! Isn't it great?"
If I upvote this post, am I doing the armchair socialist thing right?
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I hate it too. Most of my friends are from work though, so that's the least common denominator for all conversations. We spend the most time together there, and it's a lot of shared experiences. I try to balance it out by taking extra effort to be engaged with their outside work stuff. Going to their events, active listening, supporting, etc.