Because, like, the atmosphere being oxygen toxic to kill all plant life in a billion years does not seem like a reasonable excuse to release as much carbon dioxide as possible right now (aren't humans, like only a few thousand years old?).

*the thing most likely to end human life as a species

Please start with at least one thousand years survival metric. I personally think that modeling about the end of water and oxygen supplies in earth is too far out for beginning 'baby steps' (because there are too many factors being glossed over for media sensationalism). Just track the thing most likely to get me human life as a species, please.

https://primal.net/e/nevent1qqsg42zs3cxrggmx6sclq94g8pzq4ltypmz4snc69k3ldxr6rpftf9cmws3uu nostr:nevent1qqszg9df7nqn6hf6u706cmlu9cl6slku5qw04huvwaqqxzxkx4tfpcgzyzlfdzx5qksxfc2gvwzd6hgxervfue7udukxz83e24su095hp0636qcyqqqqqqg5zdeyr

*human intelligence simple questionnaire to track change over time.

Please include a common sense metric, along with long term survival instinct. #mahalo

https://primal.net/e/nevent1qqs0e6guwnplksmaafcq98jm6vwzfg0x4etmu8jggpkh9l7thx6my4gnly7l0

Just get your hpv vax and make it a thing. How goes the #CDC screening for new STDS? Prioritization wut?

Just have a scientifically agreed upon intelligence endpoint and do the prospective nutrition study already; is that so hard? ;)

Yes please, the bottom statement

Yeah, I watched that show for a minute

You used a 'ghibli' clone or whatever, right?