Read it last year and loved it and the sequel. Earth seed is neat as a concept because it does feel like in larger groups people need a religious analog as a set of guiding principles.
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The fuck they don't
Not sure why this is illegal. Against the company's terms of service, sure. But the government shouldn't be involved.
Impossibly good.
I have Nothing Ear (2), the mic is good, but does a terrible job filtering out background noise. I don't recommend them if you want to talk in noisy environments.
Interesting ideas looking back at the construction of Venice: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77omYd0JOeA
Might try cinnamon and solid back sweeten for a fall cider.
Have you experimented with different yeast? I really like using wilder (more lacto) yeast strains made for belgians and saisons.
And with the rate that the market has increased, of course smaller is more expensive than staying for a majority.
You hit the nail on the head with building wrong. We both stronger and more flexible building codes to encourage builders to build high quality, efficient housing (efficient for space for those for whom that is a priority and efficient for energy).
I am imagining the swamp almost like a flooded forest with stands of mangroves and intentionally managed, not over populated fish farms. Kelp farming is another possibility and if there is enough ground water pressure to keep the saltwater out, maybe even rice paddies.
Houses that built with dolphin pylons (build a water tight shell that is partially submerged and not attached to the foundation conventionally but on pylons that allow the whole house to rise up and down with the tide and sea level change. Do away with streets entirely until you get to semi-stable dry land and use sustainably powered boats for travel.
These houses have their temperatures moderated by the water they are in. (Which could be a bad thing as I recall the ocean has been at bathwater temperature recently
Doesn't he have some slave labor he should be doing instead?
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