Unfortunately there’s only one good thing about Alabama and this definitely isn’t it

These viruses used to be so cool back in the day

Haven’t they been crushing it though?

the new wish.com

Yuck that’s horrible

does this happen to people that deleted their account as well?

Can’t find for total glass but just current rates for glass: “US’s roughly 33% glass-recycling rate” “90% recycling rate in Switzerland, Germany, and other European countries”

https://cen.acs.org/materials/inorganic-chemistry/glass-recycling-US-broken/97/i6

Facebook is that you?

rizzler

Is kaspersky actually bad? I’ve always heard good things about it

Only 3x?

Tysm!

Yah this feels so similar to autism. Interesting how there’s so much overlap. Has anyone tried to make a venn diagram like that or would it be too complex? /gen

They’re one and the same

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Forget the /s?

VirusOS

It needs more red circles /j

We should make this more spoken about honestly. I never hear people speaking about specific crops requiring more physical labor than others by strong varying amounts

I’m not sure if you’re asking this as a pragmatic question or something else. If you mean pragmatic, we could encourage the use of finding alternative means of aquiring the veggies/fruit. Monoculture can also be potentially to be blamed here because it could lead to a gap in the amount of work in a work day depending on the crop you do. Having varied crops over acres could make work days much easier. Community small gardens and rooftop gardens for cities would help. Potentially the use of small-scale hydroponic systems, such as the Aerogarden, coule help. However I’m not sure of it’s overall impact compared to soil grown. Tomato plants give off such an abudance of tomatos that from my experience sustain my tomato use for months, easily. Tomatos arent as important as like legumes or grains, which I’m guessing off of your comments, are easier to harvest. Grains and legumes have a lot more calories. But once again I’m not sure if I’m even answering your question the way you are intending

Most crops go into animal agriculture, not human consumption. Plant based diets use vastly less resources