
Anonymous wrote:I want to talk about the trees and plants that we see around us. The kinds of stones and soil. The geography. The climate. The biodiversity.
And the history of the place. I want to know everything about the places I see. Also the political history and human migration.
Anonymous wrote:What are some "boring" topics you wish you could geek out about more without turning people off?
Preferably, something NOT related to your day job - because presumably, you can "geek out" about it plenty at work.
For me, it's meteorology. I'm a huge Capitol Weather Gang fan, and whenever the weather is doing weird things, I always like to follow them and find out why. Like when they explain how wedges of cool air get stuck against the mountains in West Virginia and ruin a forecasted sunny weekend, or other explanations that go way in-depth about weather patterns. I could blather on and on about the factors going into whether we're having a sunny or rainy weekend while most people just check their phone app and plan accordingly.
Anonymous wrote:Geography and watersheds
Traffic, transit, urban planning (“PP read Still Stuck in Traffic from Brookings”)
Apple cultivates
Weather is part of my job, so though a fan doesn’t count.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:WWII
I've read lots of books and seen TV shows and movies but it's rare to find anyone who actually wants to talk about it.
My dad wants to know if there was a secret addendum to the Molotov Ribbentrop pact
Anonymous wrote:Jeffrey Epstein and Harvey Weinstein
Track and field
Saving money on airfares