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Every Mexican I’ve met has been really friendly

I’m planning to put solar panels on my bicycle cart so I can work in the wild.

How do you Internetl

It’s truly mind boggling what ponies can do these days

Wouldn’t I=PA/T be more suitable then? As tech increases it should decrease the impact of population and affluence.

Anyway, sorry for being such a smartass. Of course it could be reciprocal. I guess what I am trying to get at is that it sounds like people think tech is bad for the environment, whereas actually it’s just our culture that’s doing it in.

Tech is culture dependent though. You could theoretically go below 1 if it’s used wisely. For example vertical farms are less wasteful. But if course that doesn’t help if you’re buying a new phone every year.

I’ll take some time to research it. Price is also a thing rn.

Edit: After some research it seems it’s not really clean cut. I’m sticking to a single LAB due to simplicity and cost.

I haven’t really researched this, but this is my take based on what I’ve been able to put together from hearing stuff.

Unfortunately the materials like lithium are sourced from some really nasty mines and is greatly damaging to the environment and the locals. And it can’t really easily be recycled, so the only practical way is to mine more.

On the other hand lead acid has easy to source materials such as lead and can come from recycling old lead acid batteries. They might have some rare earth metals in the anode and cathode, but that’s it.

My motor most likely has some of those too and it’s hard to avoid entirely.

The only downside is that lead acid can leak nasty materials into the environment. But if you dispose of it correctly that won’t happen of course. And I’m getting a sealed one so not much can go wrong.

The cycles are not really relevant. A gel lead acid recharged daily will last me 3 years. Then I’ll just recycle it and get a fresh one. It isn’t expensive either.

Sure it is 3x as heavy as li ion, but I am not at a point yet where I feel this is a problem.

Does that fall under Li ion? They aren’t as sustainable as far as I’m aware. Lead acid is easier to recycle.

I’ll consider it if the current one is really too heavy.

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An angry squirrel crawls up your ass

I’ve been looking into them too and it’s quite fun

I know some artists and it’s quite rare to see them finish stuff on time. Many just don’t finish stuff at all.

Fact is that clients feel entitled to results, so they create pressure, which is the most counter productive thing you can do for creativity, since it needs to be free and open. Add to that a splash of mental health issues and perfectionism and there you go.

Artists also tend to be good at a lot of stuff so they are constantly asked by people to do stuff. They’re constantly busy solving other people’s problems. They’re valuable people in society but often are quite miserable from stress and poor.

There’s more to it than that but it gives you an idea why artists hate clients.

It really sucked when I figured out that I don’t own my Kindle library.

Or do I? 😇

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Well, I couldn’t find the docu. But here’s still a video you can skip through that has some interesting eco architecture:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-p0NoN1BgXg

Here’s something you could pull through the translator:

https://www.dw.com/de/abkühlung-ohne-aircondition-hitzewelle-kühlung-gesundheit-alternative-zu-klimaanlage-design-stadt/a-62381745

I’ll see if I can still find the docu too.

Go ahead but no need go credit me per se. There was a German docu about it if you want me to find it. Might have an English version.

Ya, Germany will be more like France, France like Spain, and I suppose Spain like Morocco?

I met a seasoned expert once at an expo l; he said it’ll all move up north and we cannot stop that. The real question for us is how can we slow it down to ensure its capacity to adapt isn’t overwhelmed, which would invariably increase the risk of an ecological collapse.