SmolderingSauna

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SmolderingSauna,

Stop being so hard on yourself.

Unless you’re a sociopath, nobody gets up in the morning intending to screw up. But we all do. Because we’re human. We’re not perfect. We fuck up.

So stop being so hard on yourself. On any given Thursday, you’re doing the very best you can. Shit happens. Move on. Forgive others when they hurt you just like they forgive you. Forgive yourself. Because nobody’s perfect. You’re doing the best you can.

Stop being so hard on yourself.

SmolderingSauna,

Had anyone actually seen him since the mutiny? Or is this just Russian way to tie up loose ends…

EPA Approved a Fuel Ingredient Even Though It Could Cause Cancer in Virtually Every Person Exposed Over a Lifetime (www.propublica.org)

An EPA document shows that a new Chevron fuel ingredient has a lifetime cancer risk more than 1 million times higher than what the agency usually finds acceptable — even greater than another Chevron fuel’s sky-high risk disclosed earlier this year.

SmolderingSauna,

Trump gutted the EPA. Chevron is, it seems, taking full advantage of the weakened watchdog.

SmolderingSauna,

BBC article dances all around but does not say it was suicide. No outlet has said it was suicide. (It was most probably suicide.)

Preliminary data shows hottest week on record. Unprecedented sea surface temperatures and Antarctic sea ice loss (public.wmo.int)

The world just had the hottest week on record, according to preliminary data. It follows the hottest June on record, with unprecedented sea surface temperatures and record low Antarctic sea ice extent.

SmolderingSauna,

That ship has sailed … it is this way. Adapt or die.

Only 5% of US TV news segments on the record-shattering heat wave mentioned climate change (www.mediamatters.org)

Throughout the recent record-breaking and deadly heat wave that affected millions across Texas and other parts of the Southwest, major TV networks largely failed to report on the links between climate change and the extreme heat. Over a two-week period from June 15-29, an analysis by Media Matters found: Only 5% of the 310...

SmolderingSauna,

This is how you fix stupid amirite?!?

OceanGate CEO Bragged About Using Expired Carbon Fiber to Build Doomed Sub (futurism.com)

New evidence strongly suggests that OceanGate’s submersible, which imploded and killed all passengers on its way to the Titanic wreck, was unfit for the journey. The CEO, Stockton Rush, bought discounted carbon fiber past its shelf life from Boeing, which experts say is a terrible choice for a deep-sea vessel. This likely...

SmolderingSauna,

It should have been avoided. Facts tell us very clearly it could not have been: there has been zero regulatory appetite for this activity, in the U.S. or elsewhere. And adventure-seekers will amuse themselves even at the expense of other’s lives. Amoral profiteers abound. Caveat Emptor.

SmolderingSauna,

They build, sell tickets, and launch from somewhere … OceanGate is run from offices in Everett, Washington, USA.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OceanGate

SmolderingSauna,

Max Bazerman is a towering giant in the field: for him to be a co-author of a suspicious publication is beyond scandalous.

Nothing less than the APA itself must intervene to definitively discover what happened and identify all involved (a host of PhD graduate students know and/or were participants). Censure must be from the highest levels if these allegations prove true.

Then we can have an infinitely robust discussion about the ridiculousness of publish or perish in academia…

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Do you think the Titan submarine incident is worthy of a Darwin award?

#AskKbin

SmolderingSauna,

Poor kid earned one, worthy or not, as a Father’s Day gift to his dad. Ultimate irony. Only person on board for whom I could have shed a tear actually…

SmolderingSauna,

They’re included … middle of the pack, still pretty grim statistics.

SmolderingSauna,

A missing, but important, element in this discussion is vehicle disposal/recycling capability and environmental impact. The current state of battery recycling adds another layer of complexity to this equation.

autoblog.com/…/electric-car-battery-recycling-reu…

SmolderingSauna,

Would the difference, even considering a somewhat larger battery, be that significantly different compared to an EV or an ICE?

SmolderingSauna,

I’m coming from a vehicle OEM. Down cycling isn’t recycling: we can’t decompose EV batteries and reuse/recycle like we can, say, steel.

SmolderingSauna,

Any vehicle with two power sources is, by definition, exceptionally inefficient and therefore, unnecessarily expensive. I personally am eagerly awaiting safe hydrogen storage so vehicles can truly be zero emission. Toyota just announced they’re close; GM tried for decades and gave up. We’ll see…

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