Colony Collapse = California's Fault
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msethhunter
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Yes. Certain things require it. This is one of those things.
boney
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Yakoo752
USN
I’m confused
littlebeast
get it while it's easy
reminds me in an odd way of a vacation my SO and i took a couple of years ago. we rented a small stone house in the remote tuscan hills. it was a beautiful little house in a beautiful area - but one of things that struck us the most, and we both noticed and remarked on it, was the number of bugs. it seemed like there were millions of them. all manner. we talked at that time about the fact it had been a long time since we had seen that many. it didn’t feel good to either of us that we hadn’t. it made something feel very absent and wrong about home.
in that same vein, my SO recently sent me the article linked below, and it struck a chord with me. he’s very keen on harbingers. always looking for the canary in a coal mine. he also has a very dystopian bent to his personality, so he kinda gravitates that way.
it’s a very long read, but if you are like minded, you may be interested.
The Insect Apocalypse is Here (and it doesn’t bode well for us)
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/27/magazine/insect-apocalypse.html
in that same vein, my SO recently sent me the article linked below, and it struck a chord with me. he’s very keen on harbingers. always looking for the canary in a coal mine. he also has a very dystopian bent to his personality, so he kinda gravitates that way.
it’s a very long read, but if you are like minded, you may be interested.
The Insect Apocalypse is Here (and it doesn’t bode well for us)
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/27/magazine/insect-apocalypse.html
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Mike95060
Work In Progress
Were prolly gonna need all the help we can get so, yeah give it a shot!
littlebeast
get it while it's easy
super depressing. relying on technology to take over because we’ve fucked the natural world to the point it can no longer function effectively. we are devolving into ruins. a bleak, empty and colorless future. i don’t want to see it. fucking shoot me now.
Yo! BARFer carries an ax is doing exactly this.
cfives
Well-known member
... we are devolving into ruins. a bleak, empty and colorless future. ...
I see it more as we are evolving into increasingly destructive forms. Technological advances to keep us alive, before spreading to other planets, is much more evolution than devolution in my mind.
Cycle61
What the shit is this...
:laughing Pretty sure oobus is aware of the project.
:laughing
littlebeast
get it while it's easy
irrespective of the impact of the loss of biodiversity, i guess the part that resonates with me is - without so many of its elemental aspects, ‘how much of life is worth living’. sterility has no appeal to me. i thrive on the unusual and unexpected. i love butterflies and ladybugs, but i also love spiders crawling down my wall. and my absolute favorites are water beetles and lightening bugs. and of course the bees in the lavender.
i can’t imagine enjoying life without those tiny creatures.
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carries an axe
meat bone meat meat meat
Butch
Oobus is our CEO:laughing
I haven't read the whole thread but here we go LOL. I'll probablyhave more to add when I have time to read this whole thread later.
youtu.be/BxooKnvxFcQ
Oobus is our CEO:laughing
I haven't read the whole thread but here we go LOL. I'll probablyhave more to add when I have time to read this whole thread later.
youtu.be/BxooKnvxFcQ
bruceflinch
I love Da Whores
ISWYDT :laughing
In China, they have killed so many bees with pollution, that they employ people to climb trees with a feather to hand pollinate flowers.
oobus
Dirt Monger
Alfalfa uses the most water. And, if you think about it, almonds get harvested way before olives, pistachio's, pecan's and walnuts: last to harvest - longer growing season - more irrigation needed.
Almonds got a bad rap because there are so many acres of them in California: we grow 80% of the World Supply.