Definitely noticing a marked decline in visible Trump enthusiasm in my area… sure would be interesting if that winds up tipping an election where the mainstream narrative has been focused on Dem vibes only for months
worth betting that harris winning the popular vote by massive margins and then barely winning the electoral college — or, worst case scenario — losing the ec, would stoke greater outrage and impetus for change in our political system than third party votes tipping the popular & ec vote to donald.
Slightly fraught afternoon as front wheel slow p-word this morning & sealant had dried out & mini pump was u/s. Walked to a friend's, topped up with sealant from saddlebag, and borrowed their track pump. Hey presta, tyres stayed up for an hour's commute home. Just as well because it was tipping […]
yeah, when the first episode was getting intense I was very afraid I was about to see something super bad... it still was a little upsetting, but they at least handled it somewhat well and kept it from tipping into a completely-not-okay territory. but yeah the animators really went off o:
Just reflecting that one meaningful social tipping point might be when sufficient people take on a changed worldview that it becomes viable to have rich, local communities within which new rituals and moralities can grow ...
I'd say it went past that tipping point at the latest around 2021/22 and in some ways when the first Nazis to show up around 2017/18 weren't immediately kicked out. And yes any new one worth supporting would have to commit itself absolutely to not repeating that mistake.
Takes place in a 2080 mega city called circle city that takes up most of Indiana. It's always raining because of a massive cloud seeding tower to send water south. It is a social and economic utopia but it was only achieved after climate change hit a tipping point we werent expecting and -
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A 38-year-old Pakistani immigrant was found dead in a police station in Athens in an apparent case of racist police brutality.
If she does, she'll announce that closer to the event. No sense in tipping off the malcontents before she needs to.
![Tipping points are precarious and threaten our sense of well-being. But which of the current regime or the "Golden Age" of the recent past is Dr. Pangloss's best of all possible worlds? What about the new regime we enter after we pass a tipping point? In the postcolonial world of the 1950s and 1960s, regime change-the use of military force to replace one governing administration or "hostile" foreign government by another was usually cast in a negative light. Regime changes in which newly emerging nations shifted their alignments toward the Soviet Union or other nonaligned states were perceived as antithetical to the ambitions of the United States and NATO. The superpowers of the day did everything they could to prop up friendly regimes. In contrast, in the post-"9/11" world, regime change became desirable in some circles, especially when "rogue states" crossed "red lines." But in the context of global climatic change, regime change-following an increase of [CO2] above 400-ppm](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_fullsize/plain/did:plc:soo54fk6k3vuuzd4nr3zig2t/bafkreidryuqbt3km37ejkqe6yle4vt53xpj42inff2uakklyi4yenqpjcm@jpeg)