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#Time
saradina-info-blog on 07.05.2020 um 16:37 (UTC) |
| | It is a controversial thing. But I personally firmly believe that points in time do not simply pass, especially in a linear sequence, but always remain.
One could, so to speak, look at every situation, every moment, every person and every object at a certain point in time, perhaps even achieve it.
In my opinion it is the case that there is no real continuity, but that all things, people and situations are constantly recreating themselves from moment to moment. With the new creation there is a latent incompatibility. The same street is not the same street, it just looks like the same street. It's just a version of the street.
This leads to the misunderstanding that you think you know things or people. In truth, you only know individual versions of things or people.
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Less #sunspots - is the #earth getting #cooler? #climate #change
saradina-info-blog on 07.05.2020 um 16:04 (UTC) |
| | It is not easy. On the one hand there is man-made global warming, on the other hand there seem to be fewer sun spots on the sun.
However, fewer sunspots can indicate that the sun is (temporarily) not as active in the near future and emits less heat. This could make it significantly cooler.
In 1645 there was a small ice age. It won't be that extreme, but maybe the decrease in sunspots will counter global warming. Opinions are also divided here, some say that the sunspots will have no influence, others consider it possible that the sunspots could have some influence.
One can be excited.
So far, May has not been so extremely hot in previous years, and April, which in some previous years was like a summer month, was also quite moderate.
Regardless of whether experts disagree. Practice will show.
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#April #2020 #climate change#4
saradina-info-blog on 01.05.2020 um 10:07 (UTC) |
| | April 2020: There is still some rain at the end. People are delighted - unlike in previous years. | | | |
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#Climate #change
saradina-info-blog on 03.04.2020 um 07:21 (UTC) |
| | This year 2020 was almost no winter in our region. Only in March there was some ice and snow in the second half, but only in the higher regions.
It is April, from the second half of March it did not rain properly. Will there be another problem like 2018? | | | |
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#Nutrition #dependence #plants
saradina-info-blog on 03.04.2020 um 07:17 (UTC) |
| | My special admiration is Tillandsia, they are so independent. It would be nice to be as independent as a tillandisia. | | | |
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Nutrition #1Solve nutritional problems through photosynthesis?
saradina-info-blog on 02.04.2020 um 13:34 (UTC) |
| | With a constantly growing population in the world and in view of possible droughts, the nutrition of the world population becomes an important question.
On the one hand, herds of cattle and other farm animals need large resources of pasture land, other feed and accommodation on the other hand. If you used these resources on crops for food crops such as wheat, rice and the like, you would be able to feed many more people.
These thoughts speak for a vegetarian or vegan diet for the world population.
Another advantage would be that there would be less cruelty to animals due to factory farming.
But if you think ahead, you can see that the cultivation of food plants also takes away many resources that a natural flora is then lacking. In addition, people would still be dependent on food-producing agriculture.
But the possibilities of science continue every day. With the ever better knowledge of genes and the manipulation of genes, one can imagine that one day it will be possible to implant genes that enable photosynthesis in humans.
Human life would become more peaceful, fewer wars would be fought, and individual dependence would be much less if one did not have to buy food from outside. Huge sales areas could be omitted or could be occupied differently.
If people could do photosynthesis, it would also be easier for people to colonize other worlds in space, the whole of humanity would be more flexible in terms of their living space.
It may sound very new, but it's worth thinking about it carefully.
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