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#11
Self Evident / Positionieren Man selbst fruhz...
Last post by Martathymn - Jul 18, 2026, 11:55 PMEuch eintreffen im_Anschluss_an einzelnen langen Tag im_Anschluss_an Wohnort und deine Gliedma?en wirken kraftlos sowie fuhlen sich gleich_wie unter_Verwendung_von Werkstoff vollgepackt daran
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Dank Produkt klingt_ab genannte Qual
Anwenden Jemand besagte Lotion unter_Verwendung_von leichten Handgriffen ab untenher in_Richtung oben drauf au?erdem bereits hinter einer_einzigen Kurzzeit merken Sie eine beruhigende Kaltgefuhl zudem gewisse enorme Linderung
Gewinnen Jemand selbst diese Vergnugen hinsichtlich jener Aktivitat abseits_von Leiden und Beschwerden ruckwarts
deine Extremitaten sollen jenes dem_Betroffenen honorieren
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#12
Self Evident / Stellen Ihnen eigenstandig fru...
Last post by Martathymn - Jul 17, 2026, 05:24 AMMan erreichen gema? einzelnen gedehnten Tageszeit hinter Hause sowie deine Laufwerkzeuge stehen kraftlos und merken allein als_ob mit Schwermetall erfullt dabei
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#13
Self Evident / President
Last post by Martathymn - May 26, 2026, 09:36 PMThe US president raged at NATO allies over defense spending in meeting with the German chancellor, as Israel ordered its military to 'advance' in Lebanon
#14
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#15
Self Evident / A Gift for Your Growth
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#16
Self Evident / register-A
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#17
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#18
Politics: Freedom and Responsibility Party / Prologue
Last post by KevinC - Feb 23, 2020, 12:13 PMThe world needs a better political system. One based on individual freedom, responsibility, and the pursuit of happiness.
Freedom: Do what you want, so long as it doesn't impact the freedom of others.
Responsibility: Your responsible for your own life and what impact you have on the planet (environment, other people, etc.)
Pursuit of happiness: Philosophical, but based on the presumption that true happiness is achieved by obtaining ones goals, acknowledging that the journey itself MAY be more pleasurable then the actual accomplishment.
Role of government: 1st) Efficient safety and enforcement of responsibility 2nd) Provide scientifically validated information to allow the population to make informed choices
Implications:
A) Freedom of religion, including the freedom not to have one
B) Strong environmental protections to strive for a better planet for future generations
C) Basic education with an emphasis on critical thinking and making informed choices
D) Controls on advertisers making false and/or misleading claims via universal access to the information required by the 2nd role of government
E) Life is about more than profit
Concerns:
1) "truth" is often biased
2) Information overload is a real problem
Approach:
* Establish a global awareness and population support
* Work within existing governments to establish party candidates
* Once established, work to each governments constitutions into alignment with the planetary constitution
Freedom: Do what you want, so long as it doesn't impact the freedom of others.
Responsibility: Your responsible for your own life and what impact you have on the planet (environment, other people, etc.)
Pursuit of happiness: Philosophical, but based on the presumption that true happiness is achieved by obtaining ones goals, acknowledging that the journey itself MAY be more pleasurable then the actual accomplishment.
Role of government: 1st) Efficient safety and enforcement of responsibility 2nd) Provide scientifically validated information to allow the population to make informed choices
Implications:
A) Freedom of religion, including the freedom not to have one
B) Strong environmental protections to strive for a better planet for future generations
C) Basic education with an emphasis on critical thinking and making informed choices
D) Controls on advertisers making false and/or misleading claims via universal access to the information required by the 2nd role of government
E) Life is about more than profit
Concerns:
1) "truth" is often biased
2) Information overload is a real problem
Approach:
* Establish a global awareness and population support
* Work within existing governments to establish party candidates
* Once established, work to each governments constitutions into alignment with the planetary constitution
#19
Self Evident / phosphorus
Last post by KevinC - Dec 05, 2019, 01:24 PMEveryone has heard of "Peak Oil", much less is said about "Peak Phosphorus". Phosphorus is one of the 3 macro-nutrients used by plants. Its the P in NPK (Nitrogen, Phosphous, Potassium (aka "Potash")).
The world supplies are not bad - most estimate around 200 years worth at current consumption rates. However, expand the usage of chemical fertilizers and that number will scale. e.g 10X more global fertilizer to fuel the Green Revolution would shrink 200 years down to 20.
Phosphorus is NOT evenly distributed around the world. In fact, 70% of the worlds supply is in Morocco - not exactly a politically stable area of the planet. The other major reserves are in Russia and China...
Peek production of Phosphorus in the USA happened almost 40 years ago in 1980. Some estimate we currently only have 18-30 years of supply left in the USA (which only has about 2% of the world base supply).
Why is this important? Food. When the USA runs out of phosphorus, we will either need to import it, or not employ modern, fertilizer based, agriculture. Not only will that hurt the USA, but the USA is a major exporter of grains to other world areas.
There is hope: No-till/Crop rotation/Cover crop farming techniques, when combined, use a fraction of the current fertilizer. After a few years of transition, a small fraction. After a decade or more, fertilizers usage is trivial. What is truely amazing is that yields don't seem to suffer at all, and often improve. In some areas of the USA this is becoming the standard farming technique used - and I'm not talking about hippy organic farms in California - I'm talking about 1/3rd of South Dekota with growing usage in states like Kansas and others. This is not pleasing some industries or some industry funded government organizations.
ref: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peak_phosphorus
ref: https://www.agriculture.com/crops/cover-crops/farming-trifecta-no-till-cover-crops-and-a-diverse-rotation
The world supplies are not bad - most estimate around 200 years worth at current consumption rates. However, expand the usage of chemical fertilizers and that number will scale. e.g 10X more global fertilizer to fuel the Green Revolution would shrink 200 years down to 20.
Phosphorus is NOT evenly distributed around the world. In fact, 70% of the worlds supply is in Morocco - not exactly a politically stable area of the planet. The other major reserves are in Russia and China...
Peek production of Phosphorus in the USA happened almost 40 years ago in 1980. Some estimate we currently only have 18-30 years of supply left in the USA (which only has about 2% of the world base supply).
Why is this important? Food. When the USA runs out of phosphorus, we will either need to import it, or not employ modern, fertilizer based, agriculture. Not only will that hurt the USA, but the USA is a major exporter of grains to other world areas.
There is hope: No-till/Crop rotation/Cover crop farming techniques, when combined, use a fraction of the current fertilizer. After a few years of transition, a small fraction. After a decade or more, fertilizers usage is trivial. What is truely amazing is that yields don't seem to suffer at all, and often improve. In some areas of the USA this is becoming the standard farming technique used - and I'm not talking about hippy organic farms in California - I'm talking about 1/3rd of South Dekota with growing usage in states like Kansas and others. This is not pleasing some industries or some industry funded government organizations.
ref: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peak_phosphorus
ref: https://www.agriculture.com/crops/cover-crops/farming-trifecta-no-till-cover-crops-and-a-diverse-rotation
#20
Opinions / zero sum game?
Last post by KevinC - Nov 30, 2019, 12:19 PMLife begets life. We need to consume life to live. Be that plant or animal life (or algae or fungus) in order to survive.
Disney had it right in the 1994 clasic "The Lion King". They called it the "circle of life".
So, as an apex preditor (at least in groups), there is a limit to what the planet can provide to support our population. We can tweak things, like gaining calories from lower in the food chain (no meats or eggs or fish, just carefully chosen plants - oops, GM algae to maximize things), or choose, as a species, to "live" instead of just survive. That directly implies we choose, as a species, to have a smaller population than the carrying capacity of our planet.
So lets presume we are actually smart enough to realize that and do something to control our population. The next question becomes "What can we do to maximize food production of desirable foods?".
Modern industrial agriculture has a few problems: 1) Its heavily dependant on artificial fertilizers 2) Its heavily dependant on diesel fuel to run the equipment. 3) It degrades soil, using it primarily as a sponge for the artificial fertilizers 4) Insect pressure is increased by the tendency to mono-crop. ref: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/3-big-myths-about-modern-agriculture1/
Brief history lesson: Farmers use to plant three main crops in the USA in rotation: Corn, wheat, and soybean. ref: https://extension.sdstate.edu/benefits-wheat-corn-soybean-rotation
Corn root and ear worms destroy a lot of a yield. By planting in a three year rotation, those corn specific worms that overwinter starve in the following years. But wheat is not particularly profitable, so farmer switched to a two year rotation of corn and soybeans. The soybeans help fix nitrogen, which reduces the need to artifical nitrogen (anydrous ammonia), and thus reduces production cost. Soybeans are also rather profitable to plant, just not as profitable as corn. The worms have evolved, and now can lay dormant in a soybean field for a year until the corn comes back. Whats worse, many farmers have taken to JUST planting corn - year-after-year - until the insect problem is to bad the cost of control exceeds the profit difference vs. soybeans.
The "myths" articial points out another fact: Something like 90% of the USA's excess food production is NOT going to starving countries, but to other developed nations simply as a cheap food source. I personaly found that interesting.
So.. what are the problems when we look at the situation over a timeline of hundres or thousands of years?
1) We are destroying, not building, our soil base. Rome fell for similar reasons.
2) We are dependant on non-renewable resources (oil, phosphate bearing rocks, etc.)
Solution: (mind shift required) Stop farming for maximum profit, start farming for sustainability. Soil health needs to be priority #1. Stablize the worlds population to the levels of food that can be grown using sustainable techniques. Maybe get back to a larger percentage of the "developed" world who are directly associated with farming. That is easily accomplished - we did it in the USA in WWII with the concept of "victory gardens". Campaign to have people in developed nations plant small plots of food - perhaps a few raised beds of peppers, tomatoes, squash, onions, garlic, herbs, etc. per family. City dwellers can use potted plants on porches and roof tops.
I think it sounds good in principle, but we need to dig further <pun intended>: We need to realize its all zero sum. You can't take humus from a forest without damaging that forest. I buy hay from neighbors for my cattle and feel guilty because I'm trading them short term profit for nutients from their farmland - and I know they don't replace those nutients, they just hay year-after-year and comment on how poor the harvest is vs. what they use to get.
There are VERY few natually recycled products in our world. Rain comes to mind. O2 <--> CO2 via plant growth, death, and decay. Over millions of years, rock as the earths crust shifts - but that does Humans little good. Everything from oil to rock based fertilizers is in limited quantities. We need to learn to deal with that and learn to recycle EVERYTHING, even if its cheaper to landfill it.
Disney had it right in the 1994 clasic "The Lion King". They called it the "circle of life".
So, as an apex preditor (at least in groups), there is a limit to what the planet can provide to support our population. We can tweak things, like gaining calories from lower in the food chain (no meats or eggs or fish, just carefully chosen plants - oops, GM algae to maximize things), or choose, as a species, to "live" instead of just survive. That directly implies we choose, as a species, to have a smaller population than the carrying capacity of our planet.
So lets presume we are actually smart enough to realize that and do something to control our population. The next question becomes "What can we do to maximize food production of desirable foods?".
Modern industrial agriculture has a few problems: 1) Its heavily dependant on artificial fertilizers 2) Its heavily dependant on diesel fuel to run the equipment. 3) It degrades soil, using it primarily as a sponge for the artificial fertilizers 4) Insect pressure is increased by the tendency to mono-crop. ref: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/3-big-myths-about-modern-agriculture1/
Brief history lesson: Farmers use to plant three main crops in the USA in rotation: Corn, wheat, and soybean. ref: https://extension.sdstate.edu/benefits-wheat-corn-soybean-rotation
Corn root and ear worms destroy a lot of a yield. By planting in a three year rotation, those corn specific worms that overwinter starve in the following years. But wheat is not particularly profitable, so farmer switched to a two year rotation of corn and soybeans. The soybeans help fix nitrogen, which reduces the need to artifical nitrogen (anydrous ammonia), and thus reduces production cost. Soybeans are also rather profitable to plant, just not as profitable as corn. The worms have evolved, and now can lay dormant in a soybean field for a year until the corn comes back. Whats worse, many farmers have taken to JUST planting corn - year-after-year - until the insect problem is to bad the cost of control exceeds the profit difference vs. soybeans.
The "myths" articial points out another fact: Something like 90% of the USA's excess food production is NOT going to starving countries, but to other developed nations simply as a cheap food source. I personaly found that interesting.
So.. what are the problems when we look at the situation over a timeline of hundres or thousands of years?
1) We are destroying, not building, our soil base. Rome fell for similar reasons.
2) We are dependant on non-renewable resources (oil, phosphate bearing rocks, etc.)
Solution: (mind shift required) Stop farming for maximum profit, start farming for sustainability. Soil health needs to be priority #1. Stablize the worlds population to the levels of food that can be grown using sustainable techniques. Maybe get back to a larger percentage of the "developed" world who are directly associated with farming. That is easily accomplished - we did it in the USA in WWII with the concept of "victory gardens". Campaign to have people in developed nations plant small plots of food - perhaps a few raised beds of peppers, tomatoes, squash, onions, garlic, herbs, etc. per family. City dwellers can use potted plants on porches and roof tops.
I think it sounds good in principle, but we need to dig further <pun intended>: We need to realize its all zero sum. You can't take humus from a forest without damaging that forest. I buy hay from neighbors for my cattle and feel guilty because I'm trading them short term profit for nutients from their farmland - and I know they don't replace those nutients, they just hay year-after-year and comment on how poor the harvest is vs. what they use to get.
There are VERY few natually recycled products in our world. Rain comes to mind. O2 <--> CO2 via plant growth, death, and decay. Over millions of years, rock as the earths crust shifts - but that does Humans little good. Everything from oil to rock based fertilizers is in limited quantities. We need to learn to deal with that and learn to recycle EVERYTHING, even if its cheaper to landfill it.