This website by Dr. Damon M. Centola with the Annenberg School for Communication has a lot of interesting information and scientific research on topics related to spreading information and creating change.
The D3D Giga is a 6x6x6 ft 3D Printer based on the D3D Universal 3D Printer.
There are a lot of videos covering the progress of this project on the YouTube Channel, including a 7 day timelapse of a build.There are also videos on creating a shredder and filament maker.
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6Jpysxw3Ty-wq6VEqmqCQ9s4JgBN6W15 (All 3D Printer Playlist)
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6Jpysxw3Ty-5a8InkvPIbbKDx-INHo06 (Shredder Playlist)
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6Jpysxw3Ty84rZumrfRvwRXFKq5uwbGq (Filament Playlist)
Photos and video are available at https://photos.app.goo.gl/bJtNmwN8T6WA5SW7
To help with this project, get started at https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/Get_Involved
The U.S. Congress has been the scene of many a power grab over the years, but few have been as brazen as the current bid to tack onto the upcoming farm bill a vague and
It's important to oppose the EATS (Ending Agricultural Trade Suppression) act.
From an email I received about this from Animal Equality:
"Last month, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the strongest farm animal protection law in the country, California’s Proposition 12, which bans the sale of products that come from animals trapped in unthinkably small crates. Also in recent years, we've banned the sale of eggs from caged hens in nine states.
These laws have impacted the lives of millions upon millions of animals across the country. But now, agricultural industry groups are trying to undo our progress by introducing legislation in the U.S. Congress that would undo years of hard work and send millions of farmed animals back into tiny cages. We can't let this happen.
The "Ending Agricultural Trade Suppression (EATS) Act" is been designed to wipe out all the state laws we've worked so hard to pass. If successful, the EATS Act could also destroy hundreds of additional state laws protecting animals, such as statutes safeguarding against the abuse of dogs in puppy mills, the killing of animals for the wildlife trade, and painful experiments inflicted on animals for cosmetic testing.
The EATS Act could even strike down state laws on a vast range of other concerns, including pesticide use, protection against lead poisoning, toxic chemicals in baby food containers, and child labor. Needless to say, this legislation is extremely dangerous!"
I noticed some updates to the open source ecology wiki for a book called The Effective Executive.
The above link takes you to a digest of 10 ideas from the book. The value of these ideas is to encourage organizations of smart people to be more effective.
I talk about my cycle so much that any men I'm with are going to learn eventually. I even make my guy friends hear about it.
I'm sure this varies with age, and some younger men may be more immature or resistant at first and I wouldn't consider it a huge red flag unless they were stubborn about it. But I would keep an eye out for other symptoms of toxic masculinity/misogyny at play and start a conversation.
But I'm in my 30s now and if a man is in their 30s and can't follow conversations about menstruation, that's a no-go for me. It would reveal a willful ignorance that I wouldn't be able to abide.
Barnivore is a directory where you can easily search for vegan wine, beer, liquor and more.
From the site: "Brewmasters, winemakers, and distillers may include animal ingredients in their products directly, or they might use them in the processing and filtration.
When making the product, dairy, honey, and other things are ingredients in the final recipe.
When filtering the drinks prior to bottling, companies can use things like isinglass (from fish bladder,) gelatin, egg whites, and sea shells, among other things. These products grab onto the impurities and make it easier to catch them in the filters, though there are many animal-free alternatives in use."
Always remember that if you drink, drink responsibly 🍻
In this video, Mic the Vegan tells us about a novel technology creating a fat that is melty, lardy, and structurally similar to animal fat.
https://www.lypid.co/news
Sharing this video because Jake Tran's video contained many common objections that people raise against using plant milks. Lifting Vegan Logic breaks down the reasons why these objections are fallacious.
Lifting Vegan Logic is a great channel that uses sarcasm and parody to discuss vegan ideas.
# Description Open Source Ecology is Network of Farmers, Engineers, and Supporters Building the Global Village Construction Set. The Global Village Construction Set (GVCS) is a modular, DIY, low-cost, high-performance platform that allows for the easy fabrication of the 50 different Industrial Machi...
As the current steward of this space, I wanted to take a moment to introduce myself.
I am Goldfishlaser. I volunteered as a developer during 2020 for OSE, but outside that, I am more of a fan of the project than anyone official.
As mod, I will work to ensure that every member, regardless of their background, feels comfortable and respected here. Please refrain from harassment, discrimination, or any form of toxicity.
I'll make it a priority to keep you informed about any decisions affecting the community. Your input will always be valued, and I encourage you to reach out to me with any concerns.
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If it's your first time hearing about this project, watching this TEDx talk by founder Marcin Jakubowski can help you get started: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S63Cy64p2lQ
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