Open post ғᴇʟɪx @felixtheanimator@kolektiva.social · 5mo ago Replying to @JeanieBurrell@mstdn.social @mlkurnaz@flipboard.social A good, concise post that applies to the entire planet. Increased unpredictability in weather forecasts and behavior result in a volatile climate which existing systems can't handle. And love the illustration. 🙂 Hey #solarPunk , we must plan for unstable climate futures. The cozy country dream will need adjustments to be successful! @JeanieBurrell@mstdn.social @mlkurnaz@flipboard.social We need to be building earth tube temp stabilized walipini style greenhouses like yesterday.
Open post ғᴇʟɪx @felixtheanimator@kolektiva.social · 22mo ago Replying to @joelle@social.joelle.us <p>Testosterone doesn't make men aggressive. Really.</p><p>If a man is behaving badly, it ain't testosterone, it's something else. The association between T and aggression is weaker (MUCH weaker) than other factors associated with aggression.</p><p>And, yes, this is a feminist issue -- because to imply that bodies with higher T have higher anti-social behavior is literally the definition of biological essentialism. It also implies men can't help it, which is also false.</p> @joelle@social.joelle.us What *does* trigger aggressive behavior (or at least correlates to it) is Prolactin. I've struggled with it my whole life.