It's also not a crime to hope that the Christian concept of Hell exists. Also for no reason.
Mark Zec
@markzecwrites.bsky.social
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Aspiring writer, mostly SF/F with an emphasis on the environment ("eco-fic" or "cli-fi"), but not exclusively. Husband, dad, former IT/data analyst, cook, baker, musician.
All of my stories (so far): https://shorturl.at/qFErZ
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Read The Stand and saw the original Dawn of the Dead as a teenager, probably within the span of a few months (both released in 1978). It's almost as if I were primed not to be surprised about anything that's happened over the last decade.
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100% in our home. Haven't had an electricity bill (other than the grid connection charge) since winter '24.
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Gotcha. I assumed our knowledge of pre-industrial methane concentration, which would roughly correspond to pre-big agriculture, would be the same as our knowledge of CO2. Thanks!
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Reading an older SF book which refers to methane as a potential exoplanet biosignature because, before modern mass animal agriculture, its concentration in the atmosphere was minimal. Is that accurate?
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Penn and Teller's show "Bullshit" covered that 20 years ago. Filled a variety of bottles from the same source, and people were sure they could taste the difference between the "vintages."
Most people believe whatever they're told to believe.
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It's why I step away from the computer at dinner, and don't look again until the morning (not counting the computer connected to the TV as a media player).
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And there's one of the reasons for the planned airport expansions.
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I've been told that we need our guns in order to strike back against a tyrannical government.
That ... doesn't seem to be working out.
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And more consumer spending usually means more emissions, which I've heard may be a bad thing.
