Grogon
Honestly earth.
Here is so much undiscovered that could help us understand space a lot better.
Most people do not care. And the people who do not care have little to no access to education and the people who do also do not care because they have A/C homes.
And if you say something people resist to understand what is going on because “it doesn’t exist” they say and it is fake news.
Not only are we forced to deal with climate crisis, also a crisis of missinformation.
I don’t think we can do much at all because once people realise what we are doing it will be at a point of no turn - if not already.
People distrust politicians generally but believe them when they deny climate change due to alignment with their economic interests, social identity, and a preference for short-term concerns over long-term issues.
Mindblown.
This world isn’t going to be the same in ten years from now. AI is awesome, but currently we are on a path to “People with AI vs People not using AI” and if you don’t understand AI now, …
We can’t escape AI usage. People resting on this subject are the first who are going to be invisible. The thing is how AI is advancing you can’t rest. It’s creeping on us and you can’t escape.
Again, AI isn’t bad. It is awesome but currently it will bring a lot of problems.
Chatgpt made a shorter summary
“Decades of seismic data reveal Earth’s inner core is rotating slower than the surface. USC researchers analyzed seismic waves from earthquakes and nuclear tests, showing the inner core’s movement. They found that changes in seismic wave travel times indicated the slowdown. John Vidale from USC confirmed the inner core, a hot, dense iron and nickel ball 3,200 miles below, had slowed for the first time in decades.”
If people lose jobs to AI, it might make houses cheaper because fewer people can afford them. But other things, like richer people buying more houses, government rules, new building tech, and what investors do, could keep prices high. It all depends on how these things mix together in different places.
Why should houses be cheaper just because 90% of the population can’t afford them. If the top 10% buy them for investment it’s enough to keep it high.
Not only that, we also have no people building homes. We need people.
I like how AI has all this knowledge out of nowhere without requiring input.
Great thing AI.
It isn’t actually an island, behind the open space where the leg space is and you can see the cover are more legs.
So it isn’t really an island and the part that is “floating” into the window for bar chairs has a cabinet behind it too. So basically only 1/3 of it is “air” attached to the wall,
Does this kitchen plan help:
The kitchen is on tiles and the other floor in the living room is slightly infront of the tiles. So the kitchen is basically standing on the tiles and the wall of the cabinets is closing it.
Which gap do you mean?
The gap under the kitchen is still going to be closed tomorrow. The floor/wall gap on the right side is getting a skirting board in 2-3 weeks.
So kitchen isn’t standing on the wood floor, only on tiles and the cover will slightly be (2-3 cm) in front of the tiles and slightly above the wood floor (0.2mm) so we can’t see the tiles from the front (only wood floor).
This is what it looked like without kitchen:
So basically the wood floor has 0,5 cm gap to the walls and tiles and the cover of the kitchen will be in front of the gap. Ideally I won’t see the gap because it is behind the kitchen cover once we are done :)
The area underneith the cabinet is “open” and we wanted it not to be seeable tiles so we put the wood floor there. It was a bit complicated to messure it exactly so I had to “end” the tiles about 1.20 meters before I started the wood floor with 0,5 cm distance to the tiles.
In the pictures you can’t see it but if you are in the kitchen and take the cover away you can see about 7 cm’s of wood floor and then the cover and on the other side of the kitchen (my view in pictures) you can’t see the tiles and the 7 cm of wood floor because they are behind the cover.
