Parke Wilde
@parkewilde.bsky.social
Food policy research and demand-side climate innovation.
https://nutrition.tufts.edu/profile/faculty/parke-wilde
flyingless.org
https://nutrition.tufts.edu/profile/faculty/parke-wilde
flyingless.org
Right. Or at least never until way after succeeding in navigating the challenges of managing the climate and ecological crisis in the next two centuries.
November 22, 2025 at 1:07 PM
Right. Or at least never until way after succeeding in navigating the challenges of managing the climate and ecological crisis in the next two centuries.
That clip is also interesting today because Mamdani took some criticism for his meeting with President Trump this week, but I think the meeting wasn't a "pivot." It was exactly the meeting he anticipated way back in the debate.
November 22, 2025 at 1:03 PM
That clip is also interesting today because Mamdani took some criticism for his meeting with President Trump this week, but I think the meeting wasn't a "pivot." It was exactly the meeting he anticipated way back in the debate.
You are so steady on this issue, even when so many other writers who care about climate somehow never mention the demand-side of commercial aviation (sure ... a bit about sustainable aviation fuels ... or a bit about private jets ... but seldom more broadly). Our quixotic project: flyingless.org.
November 21, 2025 at 9:41 PM
You are so steady on this issue, even when so many other writers who care about climate somehow never mention the demand-side of commercial aviation (sure ... a bit about sustainable aviation fuels ... or a bit about private jets ... but seldom more broadly). Our quixotic project: flyingless.org.
I was going to say earlier that Boston is full of lovely brewery taproom such as Mighty Squirrel on Fenway, Aeronaut, Dorchester, Cambridge (soon or recently out of business). Then your replies were so much cooler so I stayed silent.
November 21, 2025 at 2:20 AM
I was going to say earlier that Boston is full of lovely brewery taproom such as Mighty Squirrel on Fenway, Aeronaut, Dorchester, Cambridge (soon or recently out of business). Then your replies were so much cooler so I stayed silent.
The Alabama document probably meant "35% reduction in the maximum benefit" rather than "in the TFP." With that change, the document may make sense?
November 13, 2025 at 1:24 PM
The Alabama document probably meant "35% reduction in the maximum benefit" rather than "in the TFP." With that change, the document may make sense?
The delightful President Garfield biopic "Lightning" with the weasle of a husband from succession as the assassin Guiteau.
November 12, 2025 at 1:50 AM
The delightful President Garfield biopic "Lightning" with the weasle of a husband from succession as the assassin Guiteau.
The original post makes a first order assumption that *anonymous* antisemitism is suspect, usually but not always.
Your reply overlooks "anonymous" and "not always" and uses "blaming all" as a straw dummy.
Your reply overlooks "anonymous" and "not always" and uses "blaming all" as a straw dummy.
November 11, 2025 at 11:38 PM
The original post makes a first order assumption that *anonymous* antisemitism is suspect, usually but not always.
Your reply overlooks "anonymous" and "not always" and uses "blaming all" as a straw dummy.
Your reply overlooks "anonymous" and "not always" and uses "blaming all" as a straw dummy.
Yes, block, block, block. So cruel of their funders to stoke hate, under cowardly false flag, in such times as these, in such times as these, when people of goodwill are putting so much heart into setting aside their own prejudices and steadily calling for peace with justice.
November 11, 2025 at 11:25 PM
Yes, block, block, block. So cruel of their funders to stoke hate, under cowardly false flag, in such times as these, in such times as these, when people of goodwill are putting so much heart into setting aside their own prejudices and steadily calling for peace with justice.
These displays are so illuminating about medieval politics. I always wondered why nobility and royalty in past centuries cared so much about performative displays of loyalty and obedience. Now, seeing it happen in my own time, I can see how it locks in the vassals, preventing independent thought.
November 11, 2025 at 5:33 PM
These displays are so illuminating about medieval politics. I always wondered why nobility and royalty in past centuries cared so much about performative displays of loyalty and obedience. Now, seeing it happen in my own time, I can see how it locks in the vassals, preventing independent thought.
Your post just persuaded me to stop what I was doing and complete today's "kakuro." Usually I think of that as procrastination, but today I can proudly think of it as rigorous discipline.
November 9, 2025 at 12:53 PM
Your post just persuaded me to stop what I was doing and complete today's "kakuro." Usually I think of that as procrastination, but today I can proudly think of it as rigorous discipline.