Climate Change

[Athas]

I still feel like attention isn't something the climate issue lacks for and anyone still convinced it's not real or whatever won't suddenly have their eyes opened no matter how many paintings are reimagined as an Andy Warhol original.

Maybe not harmful, but can't see it as worthwhile either.

[Karbuncle]

I still feel like attention isn't something the climate issue lacks for and anyone still convinced it's not real or whatever won't suddenly have their eyes opened no matter how many paintings are reimagined as an Andy Warhol original.

Maybe not harmful, but can't see it as worthwhile either.

This is how I feel.

Though its nice to give all the normal people a reminder of our impending doom-by-heatdeath that isn't in the form of BBQ weather on christmas day cause news channels keep trying to pass off warm weather and so awesome thing to have in the middle of winter and not the catastrophic event it really is.

[Spicyryan]

Of course you would be down with vandalizing classic art work for a meaningless political statement.

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Yeah, the art is less important than what they are saying there. The glass shielding it is a calculated part of it.
All people want is to go about their life and not care. So let them be disturbed by it.

[Mrbeansman]

This is how I feel.

Though its nice to give all the normal people a reminder of our impending doom-by-heatdeath that isn't in the form of BBQ weather on christmas day cause news channels keep trying to pass off warm weather and so awesome thing to have in the middle of winter and not the catastrophic event it really is.

Nah humanity can burn after we're dead if it means I have to put up with less weather in the teens.

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[Karbuncle]

Nah humanity can burn after we're dead if it means I have to put up with less weather in the teens.

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The world will probably be better off without us tbh.

[Athas]

I'm sure the giant cockroaches and urban adapted foxes will remember us fondly.

[Spicyryan]

Nah humanity can burn after we're dead if it means I have to put up with less weather in the teens.

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Tell us how you really feel.

[kuronosan]

Don't look up

[Salodin]

I don't know, drawing attention to an issue while not actually damaging anything seems worthwhile to me.

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Whose mind are they trying to change here? The people who consume the arts are already likely to agree with them, so why pretend to deface the art or ruin their day? Go to an auto convention and throw some tomato sauce on the new paint job; they can still wash it off and it is more relevant anyways lol

[Mertron]

i think this goes here

good thread, predictable payoff towards the end

https://twitter.com/curious_founder/...vGL2cKL1UuOAEw

https://twitter.com/curious_founder/...vGL2cKL1UuOAEw

edit: lol

https://twitter.com/lphawave/status/...TZgG06P98Y9x2A

[6souls]

https://twitter.com/Gizmodo/status/1...4bTXvnPVKqqsNA

In Spain

[archibaldcrane]

Pretty remarkable

https://twitter.com/shannonosaka/sta...FekU-3xpQ&s=19

[Roranora]

let's further change up that mix and get them reactors ordered, Energy Secretary archibaldcrane

[Qalbert]

Big if true.
https://twitter.com/OilSheppard/stat...04276846395394

[Byrthnoth]

I want to believe.jpg

But let's wait for the peer reviewed paper on this one. There have been tons of preliminarily net positive fusion results in the past.

[Qalbert]

I want to believe.jpg

But let's wait for the peer reviewed paper on this one. There have been tons of preliminarily net positive fusion results in the past.

For sure, very skeptical rn, and even if true its years from being applied in a useful way.

[Outlaw]

https://abcnews.go.com/US/keystone-p...ry?id=95048959

The Keystone Pipeline ruptured the other day. It's the largest leak in It's history.

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[kuronosan]

BUT WHO COULD HAVE SEEN THIS COMING

[Xno Kappa]

Oh snap!

Researchers at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California for the first time produced more energy in a fusion reaction than was used to ignite it, something called net energy gain, according to one government official and one scientist familiar with the research. Both spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the breakthrough ahead of the announcement.

https://apnews.com/article/c8122e7d3...326462a37cca18

[Spicyryan]

Oh snap!



https://apnews.com/article/c8122e7d3...326462a37cca18

Don't get too excited. It is not the first time this lab has done this only for it to fizzle out beyond primary stages.