I almost didn’t finish a PhD because of this. It’s like telling people about makes it feel like you’ve accomplished something and made some progress on it - when that’s factually wrong.

I’m sure that there’s a name for this phenomenon, something in psychology.

laughs in Vaadin

Money.

The Rise of Heatstroke as a Method of Depopulating Pigs and Poultry: Implications for the US Veterinary Profession

neurodivergence

you mean left-handed people?

Left-handedness and mixed-handedness are more common in neurodiverse people than in the general population. About 28 percent of people on the autism spectrum are left-handers compared to 10 percent in the general population.

Left-Handedness and Neurodiversity: A Surprising Link | Psychology Today

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bias_against_left-handed_people

Sample size of this study?

I got a hydraulic mechanical standing desk (smaller area), but I also worked with two old nightstands stacked on top of each other, with a larger chipboard board on top for which I did the edge banding.

I got a hydraulic mechanical standing desk (smaller area), but I also worked with two old nightstands stacked on top of each other, with a larger chipboard board on top for which I did the edge banding.

I’ve had arguments with someone who believed that the grass-fed cows don’t impact the water reserves in the area because the cows urinate on the soil.

Profits probably. It’s harder to compete with adversaries who get subsidies.

They see it as a feature. Well, not all of them, but some of them understand the implications of this “Lebensraum” and want them. They’re usually on the ecofascist side of things. And this did happen in the past.

To a certain degree, it’s happening in the Amazon biome.

To a different certain degree, it’s happening in Sudan and that region.

Do you think that herbivores preceded plants on land?

What do the animals eat?

They form unions?

OK, finally got through it.

1. There is no perfect term to use. A term is infused with meaning by people over time, transforming like a fossilization process, but with culture.
2. If you agree that no perfect term can exist, perfect in that self-explanatory and “immortal definition” sense, then you have to agree that a lot of thought needs to go into how a term can be used and abused, how it can be shifted, how aesthetic it is, and so on. Those are jobs for writers and very creative people.
3. If you really want it to be big, the term probably needs to be internationalized. If your term is very ‘englishy’, then it’s no bueno. The term “vegan” at least sounds similar in many languages and is novel and short, two syllables, so it’s easy to learn and not confuse with others.

Sentientism and many like it are great, but those are more academic terms. It’s great if you read books, but look up the statistics on reading non-fiction non-self-help books.

Animalism does sound cool, but I can imagine 10 different ways it could wrong easily, including being subsumed into some weird primitivist human supremacism.

Demented bacon eaters does sound like an apt outcome.

Try walnut butter.

Where are biohackers being booed the most?

There is no floor except the for the artificial one built out of privilege.

Oh, and just for fun, breathing is still hard. And all medical testing shows my lungs are just fine and there should be problem.

autonomic issue?