Rudy Sovinee
@rudysovinee.bsky.social
Retired chemist, educator, entrepreneur living in a remote rural community. My wife and stepchildren practice permaculture in our yards while I study climate, energy and sustainability options. I'm frustrated by societal behavior that ignores best science.
Human society functions as a super organism, with us as cells in various organs. It promotes people who protect the continuation of their organ in the short term, but the prognosis is not good long term.
Michael Dowd provides a perspective that may help. Try it.
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Michael Dowd provides a perspective that may help. Try it.
bsky.app/profile/rudy...
My above post will not fit many people's world view. This is a key video for understanding better my post. Gaining the big picture will help people better manage the changes we are midst.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=hV91...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=hV91...
CACOR: The Big Picture: Beyond Hope and Fear - Michael Dowd, 2023
YouTube video by thegreatstory
www.youtube.com
December 22, 2025 at 6:24 AM
Human society functions as a super organism, with us as cells in various organs. It promotes people who protect the continuation of their organ in the short term, but the prognosis is not good long term.
Michael Dowd provides a perspective that may help. Try it.
bsky.app/profile/rudy...
Michael Dowd provides a perspective that may help. Try it.
bsky.app/profile/rudy...
Thank you for asking. I wish I had an answer other than recognition of the situation. I and dozens of others I've met have looked at this deeply for decades. My friend Gary (R.I.P.) expressed it well. Read the ALT
bsky.app/profile/rudy...
How we can individually cope, that is a separate matter.
bsky.app/profile/rudy...
How we can individually cope, that is a separate matter.
Our global society is united in some ideas so deeply as to seem undeniable. They are more entrenched than religion, and they drive us to growth we can not bring under needed control. We've changed greatly since we were wandering bands of hunter gatherers.
December 22, 2025 at 6:16 AM
Thank you for asking. I wish I had an answer other than recognition of the situation. I and dozens of others I've met have looked at this deeply for decades. My friend Gary (R.I.P.) expressed it well. Read the ALT
bsky.app/profile/rudy...
How we can individually cope, that is a separate matter.
bsky.app/profile/rudy...
How we can individually cope, that is a separate matter.
ICE is nothing short of a government sanctioned terrorist organization. Everyone of them belongs in one of their concentration camps. Noem can lead the way.
December 21, 2025 at 1:06 AM
"Or the moon."
Okay, how about Trump lunacy?
Okay, how about Trump lunacy?
December 20, 2025 at 6:38 AM
"Or the moon."
Okay, how about Trump lunacy?
Okay, how about Trump lunacy?
Exactly! Greenhouse gases trap/ slow the outgoing longwave radiation. Human society knows why, but is collectively trapped by individual actions of survival and growth. How do we track the folly of societal consumption? This tracks the source, and lack of sufficient response.
December 18, 2025 at 9:44 AM
Exactly! Greenhouse gases trap/ slow the outgoing longwave radiation. Human society knows why, but is collectively trapped by individual actions of survival and growth. How do we track the folly of societal consumption? This tracks the source, and lack of sufficient response.
Eliot Jacobson caught this post nearly a week ago.
After tabulating the many forces that brought the surprising temps of 2023-2024, it was at the end of the article that we get to the meaningful statement: "the 2023 heat 'may be here to stay'"
Believe it.
After tabulating the many forces that brought the surprising temps of 2023-2024, it was at the end of the article that we get to the meaningful statement: "the 2023 heat 'may be here to stay'"
Believe it.
Analysis: What are the causes of recent record-high global temperatures? - Carbon Brief
In this article, Carbon Brief explores four different factors that have been proposed for the exceptional warmth seen in recent years
www.carbonbrief.org
December 18, 2025 at 9:22 AM
Eliot Jacobson caught this post nearly a week ago.
After tabulating the many forces that brought the surprising temps of 2023-2024, it was at the end of the article that we get to the meaningful statement: "the 2023 heat 'may be here to stay'"
Believe it.
After tabulating the many forces that brought the surprising temps of 2023-2024, it was at the end of the article that we get to the meaningful statement: "the 2023 heat 'may be here to stay'"
Believe it.