BedSharkPal
@BedSharkPal@lemmy.ca
- Comment on Velvet Spider 1 week ago:
My bro is merely acquiring mass
- Comment on i just wanna live 2 weeks ago:
If you smiled more you’d be so pretty!
- Comment on Breaking: Pikachu accidentally runs half marathon after being let out of pokeball... and finishes 7th 3 weeks ago:
Gotta pair of legs on him I tell ya what.
- Comment on Coach fired after pulling player's hair 3 weeks ago:
He did this in the public view, imagine the stuff he gets away with in private…
- Comment on Keep it going. 4 weeks ago:
Wait… is the one of the left real? First time seeing it.
- Comment on Is 33 cents a small amount of money? 4 weeks ago:
This is how missingormation spreads though. If something lines up with your existing worldview then you just assume it’s true.
- Comment on Is 33 cents a small amount of money? 4 weeks ago:
No source?
- Comment on itsa me! 1 month ago:
Fucking nerd…
Thank you for your service.
- Comment on My parents lied to me about how things work on this planet. They should have raised me to lie scam cheat and steal everything I can. 1 month ago:
But for real, can’t be easy raising kids with any sense of principals or morals these days.
- Comment on Murica 1 month ago:
This seems like something Chat Gippity might actually be of some value:
The CO₂ exhaled by a person riding a bike is tiny compared to a car’s emissions. Let’s break it down:
Human CO₂ Emissions from Biking
- A resting human exhales about 0.7 kg of CO₂ per day (~29 g per hour).
- Moderate cycling increases breathing rate, and a cyclist might exhale around 4x more CO₂ than at rest.
- This comes to ~116 g of CO₂ per hour.
- A cyclist at 20 km/h would emit ~5.8 g of CO₂ per km.
Car CO₂ Emissions
- The average gasoline car emits ~200-250 g of CO₂ per km.
- Even efficient cars emit over 100 g of CO₂ per km, which is still far more than a cyclist.
Comparison
- A cyclist exhales ~5.8 g CO₂ per km.
- A typical gasoline car emits ~200 g CO₂ per km.
- A cyclist produces ~30-40 times less CO₂ than a car per km.
Even when considering food production emissions for fueling the cyclist, biking is vastly cleaner than driving.
- Comment on BRASSICAS 1 month ago:
Wait, but I put mustard on my broccoli…
- Comment on pew pew 1 month ago:
I’m not saying I’m on team asteroid…
- Comment on speaking as someone who’s never watched grey’s anatomy, why is meredith grey often considered one of the first pick mes in history? 2 months ago:
I mean I had to look it up. But this is the first I’ve heard the term.
- Comment on speaking as someone who’s never watched grey’s anatomy, why is meredith grey often considered one of the first pick mes in history? 2 months ago:
TIL what a pick me girl is…
- Comment on Working customer service burned out my social battery. It no longer holds a charge like it used to. 2 months ago:
I’m curious if this has been studied at all. Like what is a social battery and how does your brain know when it’s low?
- Comment on The one drawback to walking at night 2 months ago:
Overwhelmingly, research has found interesting gender differences among the general public as well as among college students: men are more likely to be victimized by crime than are women, whereas women are more fearful of crime than men
- Comment on The one drawback to walking at night 2 months ago:
I’m also not even very likely to be the target of an attack unlike a woman and I feel this way
You are technically 3 times more likely to be murdered as a male than as a female though (this number varies by source to be fair, but males are always higher). Now if you remove partner violence (since the post is about random men), that number is even more disproportionate.
The parent point remains though, you’re ascribing an ill on a huge group (half of the entire population!). At best, it’s lazy, low resolution thinking. At worst it’s the source of prejudice, and ill will.
Again, I don’t care. It’s a silly joke, but I’m not going to sit here and pretend to not get why others might be offended by it.
- Comment on The one drawback to walking at night 2 months ago:
I get that you’re really passionate about this topic. But the point seemed to have been missed. The parent post is blaming “men” and not “men who x”.
The most like-to-like comparison I can think of is “Family life is such a vibe… it’s a shame that women like to murder babies tho”. Does that help make it more obvious?
- Comment on The one drawback to walking at night 2 months ago:
The irony of your.comment…
- Comment on The one drawback to walking at night 2 months ago:
You don’t get it? I’m not upset by it, but it makes sense that others might.
What if instead of men it said Jewish people? Black men? Short Asian females? Brown folks? Seems a little more obvious why it would be problematic no?
It’s casting blame/shame on an incredibly large group for no particular reason (humor?). It’s just a dumb joke, but again, I get why some might be offended a bit.
- Comment on Is there any non-zero possibility Musk was not doing a Hitler Salute? 2 months ago:
This. It’s the new litmus test for Nazi apologists.
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- Comment on guys... :( 2 months ago:
And here I thought the bean meme drought would last for yet another fortnight.
- Comment on Sand Boa 2 months ago:
- Comment on How To Train Your Dragon | Warrior 2 months ago:
Just doesn’t seem as fun as the animated version to me. But money is money I guess.
- Comment on Sonic the Hedgehog film franchise pulls in $1 billion worldwide 3 months ago:
Oh wow, I totally forgot about ugly sonic!
- Comment on Sixty-mile drag mark found near damaged Baltic Sea cable, says Finland 3 months ago:
Well shit maybe they did it on purpose…
- Comment on That's the spot 3 months ago:
Oh the price I would pay for a back scratching robot.
- Comment on pew pew appendix 3 months ago:
This seems like one of those fun scenarios you imagine in the shower the next day.
- Comment on GET REKT 3 months ago:
They really didn’t go with homicidal hornets? We actin’ like fun alliterations just come around all the time now?
