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Regarding #2, it's my worst trait because it allows people to take advantage of me sometimeswolbre04 wrote: ↑Wed May 23, 2018 1:04 am-Personally I think that the most awful thing about the world is the discrepancy in standards of living in the west compared to developing nations. Like COME ON! While there are a lot of charities, groups, and individuals doing great things, I think that many countries are hesitant to do more than they currently do because long term they fear they could lose influence/cheap labor/cheap goods and lead to increased competition. It's 2018 ffs lol. This isn't to say everyone should suddenly change his/her lifestyle but rather that govt provide more aide through something like the UN, World Health Org., or World Bank.
-I'm terribly motivated and enthusiastic, which on the surface is hard to see as bad. However, while it's generally great, it often leads to me overworking myself, exhausting myself, and having too many tasks and not enough time. In other words, I can say no in most situations easily, but sometimes I'm almost too willing to do stuff for others when they ask or suggest it.
-I'll answer this in two parts:
Part 1: Yes and No. To some degree I think that it would be great if everyone drove an electric car, had solar panels on their home, and never wasted anything. At the same time, this is not realistic in the current state of most of the world. I recycle, pick up trash if its blowing around, don't destroy nature just because, and I don't pollute intentionally. I would live greener if I could do so without sacrificing happiness, having similar alternatives to what I currently do, and it was affordable.
Part 2: Yes. The thrown around statement that "we're just in a period of warming" is true, but is not natural, instead manmade. Sure, ice ages and such occur naturally, but it is glaringly apparent that the ozone is depleted, greenhouse gases have accumulated in the atmosphere (a helluva lot more than they would without out our factories, cars, etc). Additionally, rapidly rising sea levels threaten populations around the world, including the US but especially Polynesian nations. With the ice caps melting, polar bears, penguins, etc are also declining in population health, as they have considerably less living space and rely on the land for food. So yes, at a minimum, the fact that people's lives are at risk and entire islands could be destroyed (via being submerged) should be concerning and is therefore a problem/crisis.
Agriculture is a huge problem due to fertilizer and so many cattle. And Organic farming is not as good for the environment as you may think, bc it takes a serious amount of more fertilizer, water, and natural pesticides and produces less than GMOs, for example
I think that govts all over should incentivize less carbon footprint activities such as monetary incentives for recycling, etc.
I actually read an article the other day that China is trying to be "progressive" and replacing coal with natural gas power in many of their cities. This is great! However, there are 3 pretty big problems not necessarily obvious to this:
1. The people cannot afford said natural gas power
2. The transportation, creation, and upkeep of the facilities used for the gas are run by coal LOL
3. The govt isn't mandating or subsidizing it. They are building pipes to most homes in the urban areas, yet most aren't pumping any gas bc it is not favorable for most people to coal
See the problem here?
-Personally I think that the most awful thing about the world is the discrepancy in standards of living in the west compared to developing nations. Like COME ON! While there are a lot of charities, groups, and individuals doing great things, I think that many countries are hesitant to do more than they currently do because long term they fear they could lose influence/cheap labor/cheap goods and lead to increased competition. It's 2018 ffs lol. This isn't to say everyone should suddenly change his/her lifestyle but rather that govt provide more aide through something like the UN, World Health Org., or World Bank.
Theyre fantastic! Depending on how you like Omelettes in general, sometimes you can mash them up and make a paste like salsa, or just using mango salsa itself, otherwise taking a sweet one and cutting it into Julienne (think matchsticks broken in half) style works really well. I would suggest them with diced bell peppers and onions personally
-I always liked Spongebob and still occasionally watch it just because it's such a braindead funny tv show that I can still laugh at the stupidity of it. Plus, it came out roughly when i was born iirc
-The Bends but rn I'm listening to this and it's better than the entire album (skip to 0:35)
(obv we dont have oceans here but lake superior can have some big waves)-Guitar, this would be lit to play but I just love the sound, it has texture to itM Plus 7 wrote: ↑Sat May 19, 2018 10:29 am Hello, @@wolbre04!
- If you could instantaneously learn and master any instrument (besides the drums), which instrument would it be and why?
- If you had to pick "desert island" albums, what would they be? (can be top 5, 10, 15, 20, whatever you are most comfortable with)
- Have you been to any concerts? If so, what was your most treasured experience and why?
- If you could visit any place within the U.S. you have never been right now for say, a few days or a week or so, where would it be and why?
- Same question as above except outside the U.S.?
- What are some of your favorite foods?
- What is your least favorite food(s)?
- Do you have any fears or phobias?
- Where do you see yourself in 5 years? 10 years?
Turn to Stone / Livin' Thing / Sweet Talkin' Woman are all tied for first largely because they were from some of the first records I got and I like the sound of ELO, it's unlike any other
