Nature has a great way of adapting. That's what makes it do resilient. Sadly, humans have interfered with that ability to adapt.

Companies make profits because of the decisions we make. If we buy from companies that have harmful practices, they will continue with these practices. Collectively, we have more power than you might think.

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It was fine.

It was fine. Not much more than an average week.

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I believe we need a balanced approach. We can preserve all ecosystems with minimal real cost.

Good points.

There are many ways of pursuing change. Attempting radical change is risky. Challenging the system itself is difficult as people are mostly caught up with individual issues rather than the bigger picture.

Providing information and promoting understanding. Making better decisions with our own money. These are slow approaches but there are no viable overnight solutions.

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I've heard about theories regarding meat and brain development, but they don't seem overly convincing. There are intelligent herbivores and carnivores.

Humans appear to be self-centred by nature. We struggle to see beyond ourselves. This is kind of the way we have evolved. Bees and ants operate based on what's best for the colony, self doesn't play a

Adapt to keep the balance.

Wikipedia is good for somethings and not others. For straightforward information regarding dates, they are quite good. Anything a bit more contextual, not so. If in doubt check the sources at the bottom

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Halfway there. Still, February will also be cold.

I've been doing for years. No plan on stopping.

It's a big leap from economics papers and blogs. Will have to see how it goes.

Sure, but that is assuming they actually meet. Since they are seeded 1 and 2, the only game they could meet would be in the NFC Conference Championship.