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Posts tagged with 'repair'
I don’t see how “dad/mom’s in jail so send kid bible” = anything. I’m missing something. I remember hearing about prison ministries as a kid where they go in, counsel, talk, help make up for deficiencies in prison, talk to family, be a go-between. That I understand. But this ad, I don’t.
I don’t see how … [read full article]
I’ve een saying for decades: WE NEED BETTER BATTERIES TO GO GREEN. Until then: “, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change suggests that high-income nations reduce their material throughput—legislating longer product life spans and rights to repair, banning planned obsolescence and throwaway fashion, shifting from private cars to public transportation, while scaling down socially unnecessary industries and wasteful luxury consumption like the arms trade, SUVs, and McMansions.”
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… [read full article]I’d say just do it. Kids are going to be stuck here longer than us and they’re actually in school, so educated is sort of what they’re getting anyway.
I’d say just do … [read full article]
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Example: It’s not risky to invest $1 million if you have a $50 million cushion with basic needs such as housing, food, clothing, healthcare already taken care of. But it is risky if you have a home and leave it to migrate to a foreign country.
Example: It’s not risky … [read full article]
The flaw that I see in common in many of these philosophical arguments over this topic is this: You assume the only acceptable answer is universal. I can work with that flaw and say: the only acceptable answer is that it is arbitrary and often practical for humans and other creatures and non-intelligent entities to behave “as if” they are themselves objects which interact with what they treat “as if also” objects. Objects with gaps inbetween them.
The flaw that I … [read full article]
Oh I know. I barely go as it is. But that’s probably a product of not having easy access which forced a ‘DIY” approach, for better or worse. I’d rather a hybrid system of: a) better standard medical information for kids/teens/young parents etc along with b) no barrier access to professional medical advice / care.
Oh I know. I … [read full article]