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littlexsparkee
4,462karma·879submissions·June 8, 2021
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Just let me buy a ADU condo without breaking the bank and I'll be happy. It's more important to be in a major metro than have a lot of space.
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https://archive.ph/Fk0nQ
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Comes down to the execution I would think. I've lived in well-planned suburbs like South Pasadena with tree-lined streets, easy to bike, restaurants nearby but there are many where you need a car…
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Yeah, I agree with you. I'm just saying someone could take a 5mg THC mint and then grab a beer at a bar to be social. My point is that weed can be social in any third place, whether or not it…
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Well, with edibles, mints, drinks - does there need to be? There are lounges opening in some cities like Oakland, SF but that's an emerging thing depending on openness to changing zoning.
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You can get the social upside with adaptogens which are increasingly showing up in canned drinks or drinking kava with friends. Alcohol doesn't have a monopoly on that.
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It's good to have 3rd places to meet folks and bars can offer low/no alc. options to broaden their base in light of these changing habits. Locally, I'm seeing Yemeni coffee places open …
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There's always tisanes like rooibos and herbs (mint, etc). I read that with regular consumption of caffeine you don't tend to notice it anymore (sensitivity aside) which has been my experien…
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Found myself cutting back, too. I drink beer and usually have 1-2 at a time - any more and the flavors just get muddled. It's water, tea, coffee for me most of the time (added benefit of polyphen…
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https://archive.ph/QqQaf
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Not all states, no. Of the ones that do, on balance (seat count) it helps Rs. I agree with you there, it's a prisoner's dilemma of sorts.
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in the book We Are Eating the Earth it bemoans that money is going to soil carbon schemes that don't do much whereas money to distribute this plant's seeds (what is needed) is scarce
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In the very next paragraph: "The Embrapa researcher states that this does not occur with desmodium, and it is possible have the legume in the pasture for over nine years."
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Adoption is growing in Brazil but it takes a while for a practice to become mainstream.
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The few, large-scale productions that comprise half of output avail themselves of this; the vast majority that comprise the remainder do not. I'd imagine it's similar in Brazil.
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Due to direct benefit to herders, this is easier to reinforce than methane reductions with supplement e.g. seaweed as has been posted here before, since those benefits are not captured (without a carb…