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but humans are evolutionary badasses
How so?
A buddhist vegan goth with questionable humour.
but humans are evolutionary badasses
How so?
Have a source from me then.
But aren’t more and special cheeper EVs better for the environment? So by preventing of softening the Tariffs on Chinese EVs, BMW etc are helping the environment.
Not out of altruism, sure, but it IS a good example of capitalism working towards a greener world.
Or am I missing something?
But aren’t more and special cheeper EVs better for the environment? So by preventing of softening the Tariffs on Chinese EVs, BMW etc are helping the environment.
Not out of altruism, sure, but it IS a good example of capitalism working towards a greener world.
Or am I missing something?
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Sounds abut right (wing). This is the kind of shit I see coming for a lot of Europe, including German (where I am located). The funny thing is that they can’t stop talking about “Eco Fashism” here and how the Greens are trying to dictate their every day live (like what to eat and what to fuel their cars with) and how that is a left green dictatorship. And then shit like you bring up here the second they get elected.
Da könnte man zum Beispiel “zum Beispiel” sagen für.
Ich verstehe, warum wir uns wehren müssen gegen den Rechten Haufen und warum Menschen dabei zu Gewalt greifen.
Es trägt nur auch dazu bei, dass die Rechten sich zu Opfern machen können und im Falle solcher inzwischen recht gehäufte Angriffe auch objektiv korrekter Weise. So machen man es halt noch einfach ein (ohnehin schon verwendetes) Feindbild der Linsextremen aufzumachen. Ich frage mich ob das nicht noch mehr Menschen in die Arme der rechten Menschenfänger treibt oder dafür sorgt, dass bereits nach rechts tendierende Menschen sich davon beeinflussen lassen.
Gewalt kann man schon benutzen. Ich frage mich halt ob es dafür nicht noch zu früh ist. Noch haben wir andere Mittel des Kampfes. Und ja, ich sehe das wir diesen Kampf derzeit verlieren. Und das macht mir auch Sorgen. Aber ist Gewalt wirklich eine Lösung dafür?
Ich denke am sichersten das deine Stimme auch ankommt fährst du mit den Grünen.
Augenscheinlich “klimaliebende” Parteien wie Volt, die mit neoliberalem FDP-Sprech ankommen und die Atomkraft zurück wollen
Sind die so schlimm? Ich kenne die kaum, aber im Wal-O-Mat waren sie bei der letzten Landtagswahl super weit oben dabei bei mir.
Das ist mir, gerade auf Reddit, auch schon massiv aufgefallen. Da wird sehr stark Stimmung betrieben.
Ich muss aber ehrlich zugeben, dass ich bei dem Thema noch keine klare Position gefunden habe. Ich kenne ein paar Fakten, bzw. meine sie zu kennen und sehe durchaus sowohl die Vorteile als auch die Nachteile.
Die Popularwissenaftssendungen und Youtuber, die ich dazu kenne (Nate Hagen und Sabine Hossenfelder fallen mir spontan ein) sind auch eher Pro-Nuclear.
Vorsichtiger Zwischenstand mit meinen aktuellen Halbinfos wäre, das Nuklear zwar realtiv ungefährlich aber viel zu teuer ist und das Geld besser in Erneuerbare gesteckt wegen muss. Dann heißt es aber immer es brauche eine Grundlast und die haben wir ohne Batterien oder Hydro halt einfsch noch nicht…
Kennt jemand eine gute Zusammenfassung der verschiedenen Argumente oder hat jemand eine Quelle welche die Pro Argumente wiederlegt? Muss nicht speziell für Deutschland sein, ich bi ln allgemein noch unsicher ob ich Atom als Lösung sehe.
Somewhere there is a hyper capitalist parallel Universum where buddhism is the mainstream western religion and this stance is enforced rigorously.
So ne online Umfrage ist natürlich niemals repräsentativ und selbstverständlich auch manipuliert. Außer sie geht ums Gendern. Dann kann man sie sogar benutzen um unnötige Verbote damit zu rechtfertigen.
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The problem is regulations that are different in the UK compared to those in the EU. It makes it complicated to import food.
Possible, but it isn’t and it hasn’t been since the 1970is. Given that reality I think it has been going into a sensible direction, because coal has been steadily falling since early 2000. The push for renewables has been a very direct result of the anti-nuclear movement, without it there might not have been any wish to transition towards them.
Predictions that the nuclear exit would leave Germany forced to use more coal and facing rising prices and supply problems, meanwhile, have not transpired. In March 2023—the month before the phaseout—the distribution of German electricity generation was 53 percent renewable, 25 percent coal, 17 percent gas, and 5 percent nuclear. In March 2024, it was 60 percent renewable, 24 percent coal, and 16 percent gas.
Overall, the past year has seen record renewable power production nationwide, a 60-year low in coal use, sizeable emissions cuts, and decreasing energy prices.
This is my biggest take away from this article.
And why do you know they are not?
Porn addiction is also not a thing. Outside of religious and moral crusaders, you won’t hear the phrase. Psychologists that specialize in human sexuality do not refer to porn addiction. When you look at the background of the people talking about porn “addiction” in the US, it always goes back to religion and morality, not clinical research.
I was interested if this holds up and unfortunately it is a thing in the medical world, albeit not a big one. I found this study, which gives a good overview over the topic.
I’ll quote the whole Introduction, because I find it quite interesting and it gives a good overview.
With the inclusion of “Gambling Disorder” in the “Substance Use and Addictive Disorders” chapter of the DSM-5 [1], the APA publicly acknowledged the phenomenon of behavioral addiction. Furthermore, “Internet Gaming Disorder” was placed in Section 3—conditions for further study.
This represents the ongoing paradigm shift in the field of addictions that relates to addictive behavior, and paves the way for new research in the light of cultural changes caused by the new technologies.
There is apparently an existing common neurobiological [2] and environmental [3] ground between the varying addictive disorders, including both substance abuse and addictive behavior; this can manifest as an overlapping of both entities [4].
Phenomenologically, behaviorally addicted individuals frequently exhibit a problematic consumption model: impaired control (e.g., craving, unsuccessful attempts to reduce the behavior), impairment (e.g., narrowing of interests, neglect of other areas of life), and risky use (persisting intake despite awareness of damaging psychological effects). Whether these behaviors also meet physiological criteria relating to addiction (tolerance, withdrawal) is more debatable [4,5,6].
Hypersexual disorder is sometimes considered one of those behavioral addictions. It is used as an umbrella construct that encompasses various problematic behaviors (excessive masturbation, cybersex, pornography use, telephone sex, sexual behavior with consenting adults, strip club visitations, etc.) [7]. Its prevalence rates range from 3% to 6%, though it is difficult to determine since there is not a formal definition of the disorder [8,9].
The lack of robust scientific data makes its research, conceptualization, and assessment difficult, leading to a variety of proposals to explain it, but is usually associated with significant distress, feelings of shame and psychosocial dysfunction [8], as well as other addictive behaviors [10] and it warrants direct examination.
Concurrently, the rise of the new technologies has also opened up a pool of problematic addictive behavior, mainly Internet Addiction. This addiction may focus on a specific application on the internet (gaming, shopping, betting, cybersex…) [11] with potential for risk-addictive behavior; in this case, it would act as a channel for concrete manifestations of said behavior [4,12]. This means inevitable escalation, providing new outlets for established addicts as well as tempting people (due to increased privacy, or opportunity) who would not have previously engaged in these behaviors.
Online pornography use, also known as Internet pornography use or cybersex, may be one of those Internet-specific behaviors with a risk for addiction. It corresponds to the use of Internet to engage in various gratifying sexual activities [13], among which stands the use of pornography [13,14] which is the most popular activity [15,16,17] with an infinite number of sexual scenarios accessible [13,18,19,20]. Continued use in this fashion sometimes derives in financial, legal, occupational, and relationship trouble [6,21] or personal problems, with diverse negative consequences. Feelings of loss of control and persistent use despite these adverse results constitute “online sexual compulsivity” [22] or Problematic Online Pornography Use (POPU). This problematic consumption model benefits from the “Triple A” factors [23].
Due to this model, pornography-related masturbation may be more frequent nowadays, but this is not necessarily a sign of pathology [21]. We know that a considerable proportion of young male population access Internet for pornography consumption [24,25]; in fact, it is one of their key sources for sexual health [26]. Some have expressed concern about this, addressing the time gap between when porn material is consumed for the first time ever, and an actual first sexual experience; specifically, how the former can have an impact on sexual development [27] like abnormally low sexual desire when consuming online pornography [28] and erectile dysfunction, which has spiked dramatically among young men in the past few years when compared to a couple decades ago [29,30,31,32,33].
We systematically reviewed the existing literature on the subject of POPU to try and summarize the various recent advances made in terms of epidemiology, clinical manifestations, neurobiological evidence that supports this model of problematic use, its diagnostic conceptualization in relation to hypersexual disorder, its proposed assessment instruments and treatment strategies.
Ants and a couple of Insects I guess. Also Bacteria and Viruses.
Well, obviously also most Bacteria. If we are speaking more sentient live then the answer is: mot of them. Birds, Mammals, Insects. It might take a generation or 10 to get them adopted to their new envirment, but almost every species. Is able to adopt to their evolutoany niche.
Most of them?
Technology. Yes, that’s a human thing at last, at least at the level we use it.
Various species have methods of communicating, from bees dancing to each other to whales having distinct regional dialects. Yes, humans have added some complexity to it by introducing technology, but that’s realy what it comes down to. Technology.
Technology, once more.
So your point is that humans have learned to use technology, therefor they are badass.
I disagree. We are living in an absolut singularity tight now. Humans have learned to use finate resources (oil for example) to amplify the energy that we have at our hands. A single humans beeing today can use energy that would be equal to thousands of men’s work every day.
Since we are drawing on finate resources there are two ways how this will go: we will learn to exploit other, less finate sources of energy (say, fusion) and the groth path will continue (to the stars, eventually). Or we will run out of energy or ruin the livable world by doing so and will fall back to an earlier level of development. Since most of the resources needed are used up we will not be able clime back up. At this moment we are on the second of those paths.
And in our way in getting here we have started the sixt mass extinction, accidentaly started turning the climate into something less sustainable for humans and polluted every single space on this planet, including areas like the deep ocean that we have never even touched physically.
Humans are not badass, in my opinion. We are fucking cancer.