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The Buddha’s Teachings: An Introduction

2y 10mon ago in spirituality@beehaw.org from www.dhammatalks.org

Harpoons by SISU

2y 11mon ago in music@beehaw.org from www.youtube.com

A Grid Collapse Would Make a Heat Wave Far Deadlier

2y 11mon ago in environment@beehaw.org from www.wired.com

Io Echo: When the Lilies Die

2y 11mon ago in music@beehaw.org from www.youtube.com

Seefeel: Rip-Run

2y 11mon ago in music@beehaw.org from www.youtube.com

The Danse Society - Dolphins

2y 11mon ago in music@beehaw.org from www.youtube.com

BookWyrm is the Federated GoodReads Replacement I Didn’t Know I Needed

2y 11mon ago in literature@beehaw.org from wedistribute.org

Everyone Likes Reading. Why Are We So Afraid of It?

2y 11mon ago in literature@beehaw.org from archive.is

The Diary of Virginia Woolf review – a book for the ages

2y 11mon ago in literature@beehaw.org from www.theguardian.com

Loss of fossil fuel assets would not impoverish general public, study finds

2y 11mon ago in environment@beehaw.org from www.theguardian.com

Parts of Reddit are staying dark. Our search results may suffer for it.

3y 19d ago in technology@beehaw.org from archive.is

🤔wish I could code...

Can't the powers that be at reddit just flip a switch somewhere and remove the mods' ability to make subreddits private? Presumably if they could they would have done so by now (but if not, 🤫!!!)

Should we terraform Mars?

3y 19d ago in space@beehaw.org from en.wikipedia.org

You mean, like this?

Scientists explain why peanuts 'dance' when dropped in beer

3y 19d ago in science@beehaw.org from phys.org

Sorry, couldn't resist

‘Black Mirror’ Creator Charlie Brooker Wants to Break the Content Machine

3y 19d ago in entertainment@beehaw.org from www.wired.com

😱😱😱

Should we terraform Mars?

3y 19d ago in science@beehaw.org from en.wikipedia.org

For anyone who would like to read a sci-fi series about what terraforming Mars might look like, there's The Martian Trilogy by Kim Stanley Robinson

Right, I didn't necessarily see it as an either/or type thing--I think we can and should do both!--however, if it does come down to one or the other, it's got to be earth first.

Does Zubrin have any ideas about mitigating the effects of low gravity on humans? The only thing I can think of are these little personal sleep centrifuges I read about somewhere that would approximate earth gravity for at least part of the time.

The magnetic field issue is a biggie, and would have to be addressed before any large-scale colonization efforts could begin, but is hypothetically solvable.

What do you use to track your reading?

3y 19d ago in literature@beehaw.org

I must confess to being somewhat disappointed by BookWyrm; however I think it's still very early days over there. I wish them all the luck in the world, and hope they can dethrone Goodreads which is owned by amazon and is therefore evil. I'll be checking on them periodically to see how they progress.