Anonymous wrote:Today reminded me of the early days of covid. The streets were empty, no one was out (except me) and it was glorious!

Idk the movie I went to was packed. Where are you located

It’s like a Cheech and Chong movie out there

I don’t think it’s really that big of a deal. I made our lawn guys come and cut the grass and do some mulching and landscaping. They didn’t say anything while they were here all afternoon. I ordered door dash for dinner and it came - no one said anything. We went and played tennis in the evening and had no issue. The kids were playing basketball all afternoon and are fine.

Anonymous wrote:We played 12u softball playoffs tonight. It was fine.

Man I need to remember this comment the next time I'm tempted to take anything anybody on DCUM says seriously.

do you think i should be running air purifiers in the bedrooms tonight? Wondering how much of the particulate gets inside the house (in a drafty older house).

I drove around in my car during lunch break for an Hour. Does that count?

We played 12u softball playoffs tonight. It was fine.

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Anonymous wrote:The United Nations warned last year that the number of extreme wildfires will jump 14% by 2030 and 30% by 2050. We could be fighting this all summer.

What the hell can be done? I'm panicked, we all should be. And we don't have time to wait. Climate change is an existential threat that simply cannot be ignored.

Where are our leaders?

AI is an existential threat; climate change, not so much.

both are harmful and nothing we can do about fires raging we can regulate AI

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Anonymous wrote:The United Nations warned last year that the number of extreme wildfires will jump 14% by 2030 and 30% by 2050. We could be fighting this all summer.

What the hell can be done? I'm panicked, we all should be. And we don't have time to wait. Climate change is an existential threat that simply cannot be ignored.

Where are our leaders?

AI is an existential threat; climate change, not so much.

Anonymous wrote:Looks like the nationals and Diamondbacks are doing pretty fine as are all the fans in attendance

My kid is there and still alive

Looks like the nationals and Diamondbacks are doing pretty fine as are all the fans in attendance

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Anonymous wrote:The United Nations warned last year that the number of extreme wildfires will jump 14% by 2030 and 30% by 2050. We could be fighting this all summer.

What the hell can be done? I'm panicked, we all should be. And we don't have time to wait. Climate change is an existential threat that simply cannot be ignored.

Where are our leaders?

Daddy desantis is coming baby

Anonymous wrote:The United Nations warned last year that the number of extreme wildfires will jump 14% by 2030 and 30% by 2050. We could be fighting this all summer.

What the hell can be done? I'm panicked, we all should be. And we don't have time to wait. Climate change is an existential threat that simply cannot be ignored.

Where are our leaders?

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Anonymous wrote:I’ll be running outside tomorrow

Really? I’m not easily spooked but my chest is tight and I’ve had to take medication. I’m drinking tea and staying indoors for a few days. Running will be there when the air quality goes up

Do you/have you ever had asthma? That’s what it can feel like. You’re not going to die. I’ve had times where I am sitting at my desk unable to take a deep satisfying breath. Go to a doctor if it keeps up but there’s no need to panic. There are people who feel what you describe on a regular basis during allergy season.

Anonymous wrote:I ran six miles this morning and plan to run five tomorrow. Yes, outside.

That is foolish, and you win no prizes for it. Run on a treadmill if you can’t bear missing a run. Do you smoke cigarettes? If not, why would you choose to do that?