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Today in Hopelessly Dystopian Solutions (opens the original)
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Yep. It’s here. The human sized refrigerator.Initially developed to treat folks who have already developed heat stroke, these boxes are apparently now being deployed to keep employees who are toiling in extreme heat just cool enough that they do not develop heat stroke in the first place - and thus, one assumes, so that they do not inconveniently die on the job.Name: the Do Hiemon Box.Specs: about the size of a human. Made of stainless steel. Modelled, apparently, on refrigerated vending ma
Rats: They’re What’s For Dinner (opens the original)
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Oh nothing... just whales “adapting” to climate change (opens the original)
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We’ve Gotta Get Out of This Place, Part Two (opens the original)
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This post is public so feel free to share it. Even better, share the version I just posted over on DailyKos. I did a LOT of edits and I think it’s better. https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2026/8/19/800086463/community/climate-and-the-coming-paradigm-shift/ But you can read it here on Substack, too. Thanks! :-)Share
Units of Survival: We've Gotta Get Out of This Place (opens the original)
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In early 2005, a woman I used to hang out with on the Lower East Side bought her dream house in New Orleans’ French Quarter. That August, Hurricane Katrina rampaged through the gulf and battered its way inland, killing almost 1,400 people and doing $125 billion dollars in damage ($206 billion in 2026 dollars). My friend lost everything - house, contents of the garage, brand spanking new Harley Davidson - just months after buying the home she thought she’d grow old in<a class="image-link image2 i
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