Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 4hHer hatred of the foreigns and/or lust for power outweighs her self-respect 1221
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 20hStrong "curtains for zoosha" energy on this one 060
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 21hThink this is the video that covers most of this stuff youtu.be/WA6c78W7nn4?... I don't know enough to have an opinion but (aside from aforementioned bias) they're relatively rigorous with empirical testing so probably some truth to it.youtu.beWe Found The BEST Way To Cool Your Home - Part 2YouTube video by Heat Geek 010
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 21hStill necessary to keep temps above dew point, but recommendation is to run a night only to cool the thermal mass of the (presumed to be brick) building itself. This then maintains a decent temp the following day without any active cooling needed. 2/ 110
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 21hThe HeatGeeks would disagree (though I have noticed they seem to have some implicit bias against A2A) They've made a low energy fan system that you clip on the bottom of radiators to assist with air circulation. 1/ 120
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 22hYeah in the disability inclusion space "wild" is the generally agreed recommended replacement for "crazy" 070
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 15/10/2026So the fact SpaceX massively reduced the cost to orbit is hugely beneficial to all the good stuff people are doing to help our planet. It's just also hugely beneficial to pointless consumerist crap as well 000
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 15/10/2026Plenty of unnecessary space nonsense but sorting out Earth very much needs satellites. Measuring weather & atmospheric conditions for climate models, land use changes, methane emissions, forest fires... All crucial to getting house trained and all only possible with low-cost access to Earth orbit 310
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 13/10/2026In the case of this family member he's still got the same big friend group, close family relationships, good job. He's happy to argue his case, it's just an argument based on clearly nonsense evidence that he seems to be blind to despite his smarts Maybe just a complete lack of media literacy 000
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 13/10/2026This is so clearly based on the right wing grievance de jour in the twitter sphere it astonishes me they can't see it 110
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 13/10/2026I have a very smart family member unfortunately afflicted A few years ago they were a climate change denier (or perhaps 'skeptic' a better term), now they've moved on to great replacement conspiracies (apparently western govts are secretly suppressing a wave of arson attacks on Christian churches) 110
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 10/10/2026I can't find the studies right now, but best evidence shows harmful associations specifically for kids that *post* on social media, rather than just read it. That is a smaller group that makes your argument a bit weaker IMO 060
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 08/10/2026"doctors will be replaced by AI" says person who is neither a doctor nor an AI 030
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 08/10/2026Climate change, environmental destruction, mass migration, fascism, extreme wealth inequality, pollution, food insecurity, energy crisis mass mis/disinformation, all happening all at once 100
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 30/09/2026400 subscriptions * 389 EUR is about £133,000. 17,700 is an 87% discount 120
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 25/09/2026Block valid, it's extremely important we decide who wins the oppression Olympics 030
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Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 11/09/2026Beat me to it bsky.app/profile/shub... 010
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 11/09/2026Man door hand (part 1) Hook car door (the sequel) 011
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 24/08/2026NVM, just realised this is what the chart is showing! 010
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 24/08/2026I'd be interested to know the lifecycle emissions/payoff time vs CCGT of nuclear plants - must be a lot of embodied carbon in their construction 200
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 14/08/2026Well achtschually and (hopefully) reassuringly, while AMOC collapse is very much a risk if it does collapse it will happen gradually over a century or two. So 'soon' isn't quite the right word here 010
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 13/08/2026Had this exact experience with my barber yesterday "They all warned us this would happen, and now it's actually happening" he says Great banter 040
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 11/08/2026Ok great, we both agree killing civilians is bad. So why did you take umbrage with someone saying "I hope no civilians were killed"? 100
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 11/08/2026Sounds like you're saying "killing civilians is ok because everyone else is doing it"? 100
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 11/08/2026Agree the OP may be some sort of troll but I don't think we should be basing our morals on what the Russian state would do! I also hope no civilians were harmed in this attack because the moral high ground is a nice spot and I plan on staying there 110
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 05/08/2026AFAIK the only alt milk to avoid as a conscientious consumer is almond as it has a much larger environmental footprint than other alts (though still much less than cow milk) Oat has smallest environmental footprint, while soy is the most nutritious 010
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 04/08/2026485 million years enough? That extremely sharp uptick right at the edge of the graph, indicating a faster temperature change than at any other point, is the temperature change we're observing right now 130
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 29/07/2026The only intrinsic difference with solid evidence is that female brains tend to be slightly more susceptible to social cues than male brains. That's it - and 'slightly' is a crucial word here! But does make one ponder about how this could lead to different cultural gender norms on a population level 070
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 29/07/2026www.penguin.co.uk/books/436024...penguin.co.ukThe Gendered BrainBarbie or Lego? Reading maps or reading emotions? Do you have a female brain or a male brain? Or is that the wrong question? On a daily basis we face deeply ingrained beliefs that our sex determin... 010
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 29/07/2026The Gendered Brain is a very well researched book, concludes that while hormones obviously do lots of things to the body they don't appear to do much to the brain. In fact, almost all observed differences between sexes can be explained by plasticity and gendered socialization from a very young age 3140
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 29/07/2026Makes me sorry that former New Scientist reporter @adamvaughan.bsky.social moved there. Hopefully he's reminding the editor on a daily basis that climate disinformation is bad, actually 030
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 29/07/2026Guy who gets the headline has also clearly never been skiing, an activity that requires wearing safety goggles to prevent blindness and sunscreen! 000
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 22/07/2026AFAIK it takes forever for new commercial aircraft to get certified, we may be waiting until 2035 to even get regular routes with existing battery tech! But here's hoping 010
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 21/07/2026I think that's unlikely, the building will be rated to handle every tenant and guests standing on their balcony at once and solar panels are much lighter than a person 000
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 21/07/2026What's more, anecdotally I know of several apartments where you strictly can't have anything overhanging your balcony (presumably for safety/liability reasons) so won't be able to get setups like that in the article image. But could still have it behind the balcony railing somewhere 000
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 17/07/2026Pretty sure those are rainbows Source: trust me bro 110
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 13/07/2026And important to make sure you're comparing SD technology of similar quality. The child shaped obstacle getting run over was with Tesla FSD software, which is substantially less safe than Waymo and not approved for unsupervised usage in any case 000
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 13/07/2026That's not evidence, it's anecdote The only reasonable question is whether SD cars do that more or less than humans, which means we need to know the frequency of these events relative to how often the cars are driven I know you get this, it's obvious stuff. Don't waste time on bad arguments 200
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 13/07/2026Then there's no evidence available to compare safety and you're just assuming worse The sensible metric is accidents per mile driven, and while there is public evidence of accidents the only data on miles driven is from the car companies You say we can't trust that data, so impossible to check 100
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 13/07/2026I can only speak for the UK, but rural bus services here haemorrhage money and are constantly getting shut down. So my point still stands And I was more thinking suburbia than rural areas, I agree they'll probably never be self-drivable 200
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 13/07/2026This is conspiratorial thinking, so literally impossible to argue against, but I will say that transit authorities (at least in the UK) are very much trying to sell you bus travel! So by your argument no difference in motivation 100
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 13/07/2026Public transport is great for densely populated cities and absolutely could replace almost all car use. But that's not the case for sparsely populated suburbs, it will simply never be cost effective. 'On-demand' public transport - i.e. taxis - are the only workable option 100
Shubbardinio Hubarde esq. @shubbardo.bsky.social · 13/07/2026If we're going into 'I don't believe anything a self driving car company says' territory then there's not really any argument to be made other than 'I don't trust self driving cars' and nothing else to say on the matter! 100
