Good for them, keep it up

Oh baby I love bidets. When I was in Mexico and used them my life changed. When I eventually own my own home I’ll be installing one.

What you’re saying is that Canadian companies follow the lead of American companies, and that all lack integrity regardless of which country they come from.

I agree that the world needs to get over its reliance on America. I also believe that you need to take stock of where you’re currently at and work from there.

This isn’t necessarily American, just typical popular marketing strategy. It’s a Canadian product.

(it’s good TP)

Hahaha I haven’t got enough experience with either to know but I’ll tell you that my booty don’t hurt after use

Damn, Braiding Sweetgrass is on my list, now I need to add Moss as well haha. The list won’t stop growing!

At an accelerating rate that is out of sync with our own population growth*

I was wondering the same thing, thanks for the stats.

We could get into the nitty gritty and determine how many chickens an average person eats etc, and maybe we’d find that they’re actually growing at a reasonable rate in comparison to one another, but at first glance these numbers do suggest that we’re killing animals at an accelerating rate.

I’m not vegan but I’ve greatly reduced my meat intake in the past few years, I only really eat it when I’m out and about. This decision was party made because I care about the environment, but this definitely is not the case for many people, so how could they be convinced? A mass marketing campaign aimed at disgusting them?

I’ve never heard of the term Edenizing until now. Sounds nice, I’ll start researching!

I read Nudge and enjoyed it, despite agreeing with many of the criticisms of it. The writing style was accessible and entertaining, so I’ll probably check this out.

Both efforts are intertwined and can run in parallel

Nice! I wonder if they plan to integrate Pixelfed with Loops so they can work as one app - replace the Instagram/Reels combo

I noticed there is an animist community here, that’s something I’d like to learn more about. I believe it’s about respecting non-living things? It reminds me of the Japanese idea of tsukonogabi, where items gain a spirit after 100 years.

They even have a cool map that really helps visualise the scale of the network: https://wearetheark.org/map-of-arks/

Very good point!

Thanks for the insight and the video :)

Cheers!

I enjoy philosophy, thank you!

Thank you Solo 🙏