The default assumption is that if someone has the income to consume as much resources and energy as they want, they have the right to do so. If we want to survive the 21st century we need to reject this logic.
More than 100 Republicans, including some former elected officials, are preparing to release a letter this week threatening to form a third party if the Republican Party does not make certain changes, according to an organizer of the effort. https://t.co/K6ANeMEO7Z
@kairyssdal Here's the study that got me to cut way back on beef consumption. Does a good job of illustrating how cattle derived products are really "low hanging fruit" when it comes to making climate conscious food choices. https://t.co/JV2huAbxyy
@kairyssdal Courage. Grit. These words hardly do him justice. He could have shared his battle with the world but clearly he didn't want to make it about him. He just wanted to do as much and inspire as many as he could with the time he had. We need more Chadwick Bosemans. #WakandaForever
@DavidAFrench Courage. Grit. Things we could all use a little more of... It's not about how long you're here; it's about what you do while you are. #WakandaForever
Courage. Grit. I am in awe of what he accomplished all while privately battling a devastating disease. Thank you for inspiring us. Rest easy. #WakandaForever
@ChristiansVoice@philvischer@SkyeJethani Hey guys, just wanted to say thank you for what you do! This article https://t.co/rtDUMINrMN
(Along with Phil's racial justice video) led me to your Holy Post podcast and it is phenomenal! Smart. Nuanced. Awesome. Thanks, keep it up!
No Stupid Questions by @angeladuckw and @Freakonomics host Stephen Dubner is my new favorite podcast. These are the types of questions I try, IN VAIN, to get people to wonder about and now here they are discussed by two charismatic thinkers. Love it. 🙏🏼