We actually need to end the "gig worker" business model where they're racing around all day and reckless driving translates to more money.
dumnezero
Related podcast: Why I'm Ebike-pilled (with American Fietser) - YouTube (The Urbanist Agenda Podcast). They get a bit into the problem of producers trying to sell more "pseudo-motorcycle" vehicles and how the arms race and regulation race work out.
I scored 10/28 on https://jsdate.wtf/ and all I got was this lousy text to share on social media.
horrible
“We show that what is sold in a restaurant has a direct correlation to people’s health,” says MIT researcher Fabio Duarte, co-author of a newly published paper outlining the study’s results. “The food landscape matters.”
hmmm...
In London and Boston, higher socioeconomic neighborhoods had better access to nutrient-rich foods, with dietary fibers showing a strong inverse association with obesity (p = 0.001, p = 0.004, respectively).
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Notably, dietary fibers consistently showed a significant negative association with obesity in both cities (p-value: 0.001 for London; 0.004 for Boston). Potassium had differing effects in London and Boston. No significant association was found between obesity and MBI nor NRF in either city.
whole foods plant-based FTW.
There is still dependence on imports because the "oil liquids" that extract in the US are different from the oil that they want locally. https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=54199
There's also dependence on the petro-dollar. This one is more complicated, but if the world demand for oil drops, it's going to make USD less valuable.
Apparently this conspiracy theory was too bonkers for even the Trump regime.
sighgs
You're not wrong, but there's going to be a priority/risk list.
https://mistral.ai/ is probably not on the list.
Agriculture emerges as the primary threat across the region from both small- and large-scale farming, while logging represents the second major threat in five countries.
The opposite of a cow is a tree:
The optimists were wrong.
But I don’t get the across the board blanket stance that all lawns are always a bad idea.
Because you're not a nomadic herder living in skin tent.
That lawn land area is replacing some better ecosystem: a forest, a wetland, a natural grassland. If it replaces desert, it's probably a huge waste of water, which is a different but related problem.
It's the principle of it. If you want to have a game surface, have that, but use it.
Here's a non-YouTube version: https://podscan.fm/podcasts/the-urbanist-agenda/episodes/why-im-ebike-pilled-with-american-fietser it may have a nicer transcript (probably automatic), but I think you need an account to read it all.
There's the official YouTube auto-generated transcript, but I'm not pasting that here.