This is stunning!
To allow riders to better view autumn leaves, the driver of this Eizan Electric Railway train on the Kurama Line switches off the lights so passengers can better view this "Maple Tunnel" outside #Kyoto.
Another reason to love #Japan's rail culture.
@SiouxsieW@marcdaalder Does Marc ever sleep, or has he discovered the multiverse? He churns out diverse high quality stories like some kind of journalistic moving carpet
@bapeterj@DrAlexPenn@cecanexus@CecanLimited Oh that's always such a great stage! Well done. Glad to see the 'causal' qualification in the subtitle. As we've discussed, there are many system diagram traditions that do not illustrate 'causal' links.
@MatthewHootonNZ I don't get the point. Models are models. They are simplifications of reality. Thus we have to be skeptical about them; it would be unscientific and poor policy analysis not to be. But being skeptical about something doesn't mean we don't believe in it being useful.
@class_maori @domesticanimal@nzlabour It's nuts and is yet another example of New Zealanders' deluding themselves that we have a free health service. We pay for physios, GP visits, prescriptions, dentists and more. Poor people use hospital emergency departments because they cannot afford our 'free' health system.
@domesticanimal@DomPost@NZStuff Pretty good thanks. Argentina has got its rate down from 30,000 per day to about 1000. People take mask wearing very seriously here. Getting warm. Other day 35C. Jacarandas in bloom. Very pretty. BsAs is a city of trees. How are you guys. Your cartons rock atm
@gcnp58@_david_ho_ That misrepresents and misunderstands science. Science is about peeling back levels of uncertainty - often revealing more uncertainty. It's non-scientists that demand certainty from science and get angry when they don't get it. So scientists have learned to shut up.