You will also appreciate the story of Sigurant, the story is in french here: https://www.radiofrance.fr/fra... and in the following documentary here https://www.youtube.com/watch?... around 1 hour 14 in, you can see the charred bit of parchment that looks like absolutely nothing, and the same new scanning techs you mentioned going right through, allowing the researcher reconstitute that lost tale (which tells a story of a lost knight and the fire of a dragon by the way, in a fun twist).

Wait until they discover those huge clusters of carbon-capture devices, that also clean air and water, provide biodiversity shelters, windbreaks, etc. People will even travel far to experience visiting those carbon-capture facilities for exercise and stress relief, and ask from their local leaders to install them closer to where they live.

Please let us know what is fed to the stock going to the abattoirs... Could it be soybean, corn and grain crops?

The first one, titled "Melania's Vision," includes the painting of Trump's eyes by artist Marc-Antoine Coulon

I totally agree that those details are lacking.. It would appear to be much more brittle after that process, just like fire hardening does... I find it interesting that they sharpened it after the treatment, as well. My reply mostly meant to add that regular trunnels would work fine in a decking scenario, similar to how they were used in viking ships.. It requires a tad more skill to produce and install straight grain trunnels, but it is a better solution in all other aspects than convenience.. that we collectively had for thousands of years!

Shear strenght is already very high along the grain, see drawboring in furniture, or the trunnels used in timber framing https://blog.lostartpress.com/...

I think many are missing some points regarding water filtration, conservation, shielding against desertification and biodiversity loss, etc. that forest plantation can provide when done right. Of course they need to be scrutinized but I still think that reforestation is one of the most beneficial actions we can undertake. Imagine using the budget of the olympiads or any similar silly event full of corruption, to properly reforest barren lands. Even if 10% of the trees survive that is a better legacy than empty stadiums and racetracks, falling apart buildings that were used to host a few athletes...

Well biodiversity is in a very sharp decline, that is a fact.

On mountain tops where salt water is far away, and the native species could not do it by themselves, this can be used: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

There is a saying in french, which translates roughly as: "Poor people dont have a lot of money, but there is a lot of poor people"

After listening to S-Town, I misunderstood that John B Mclemore was dead, apparently that is not the case :)

For a "real life" geometry game, take a look at the following books from lost art press, they encourage building small and simple tools (a sector, a compass, a divider), then they are filled with similar "puzzles" derived mainly from the ancient greek geometry theorems (how to find this or that perfect shape in a circle) By Hound & Eye From Truths to Tools Here is a small trailer stop motion video for the hound & eye handbook: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

the article in question: http://www.mrmoneymustache.com...

A house that is not built to have windows towards the south (with an appropriately long roof overhang to prevent overheating during the summer) will be dark and unpleasant. A really passive and lifelong upgrade is to plan carefully for the sun's path! Scroll to the bottom of this article for a cool example of how lit a house can be with no electricity!