A category of this channel is my ongoing series of "song of the day". I collected them in a playlist for 2023. You can find it here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4nb9kfL2IgB7zUEP2rAWET?si=DI7x6-emT02-89Zq2sHIPQ&pi=e-uTVKCtxTRt6Y
I might proceed in 2024 with a new playlist.

Happy 2024 🔥🚀🎶✊🏽❤🖤💚

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100% of people who don't understand the difference between causation and correlation will die.

TIL how human started to celebrate New Year. The earliest recorded festivities date back 4,000 years to ancient Babylon. Later Caesar instituted January 1st as the first day of the year to honor Janus, the Roman god of beginnings. [source, comments]

there is a failure to identify the differences between technology and ‘progress’, and between sustaining the unsustainable versus advancing sustain-ability.

tony fry, defuturing

Good Idea: Integrate environmental impacts into production cost

https://grist.org/business-technology/none-of-the-worlds-top-industries-would-be-profitable-if-they-paid-for-the-natural-capital-they-use/

The study by Trucost for The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity reveals a shocking truth about the world's major industries: they depend on $7.3 trillion of unpriced natural capital annually to turn a profit. This "externalization" of costs means that the true environmental impacts of these industries—primarily from greenhouse gas emissions, water and land use, air and water pollution, and waste—are not reflected in their economic calculations. Notably, none of the top 20 industrial sectors would be profitable if they accounted for their full environmental costs. This highlights a crucial need for a fundamental shift toward sustainable industrial practices, emphasizing the urgency for a new global industrial system.