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Literally anyone who’s read the results of any other time this experiment has been tried. Why are we still trying to prove the concept?

kedreeva

Here’s the link if anyone wants it!

https://www.newscientist.com/article/2242937-universal-basic-income-seems-to-improve-employment-and-well-being/

Finland’s two-year test of universal basic income has concluded that it doesn't seem to disincentivise working, and improves recipients’ men

kayasurin

We’re still trying to prove the concept because in the West, Big Business and their owners, The 1%, are screaming at the thought of having to give up a little money so everyone can get universal income that supports life - meaning jobs either have to pay you to put up with the literal shit or people can walk away from them without becoming homeless.

comicgeekscomicgeek

Our entire system is basically based on people being so afraid of homelessness and starvation that they’ll accept any shit job for shit pay.

nevver

Long ago and Faroe way, Armin Tehrani

cat-quest

justcatposts

“We built a catio so our indoor cats could enjoy fresh air and nature. The dogs are jealous…“

(via)

babyanimalgifs

I talk to my dogs more than I talk to people.

via: @Juliagalef

earthdad

this is the best news i’ve heard in ages

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Romeo bout to catch some cheeks

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the scientists

studentandfox

I found this article from April 2019 with good news!

“When we put Romeo together with Juliet, we recorded the first [courtship] call. Romeo called for the first time for a mate. It was really amazing. It’s super loud, and it’s the first recorded call for this species.”

“He swam really fast to her and he started also doing a really funny dance we call the twinkly toes. … He was shaking his toes while he was in amplexus. That was also something new for us.”

“I hope they are going to lay eggs soon,” she said. “I’m really excited to see the eggs because we don’t know how many eggs they [make]. We [also] don’t know where they put them, where they lay the eggs — under the rocks or between rocks or just in the surface of the aquarium. We don’t know. It’s something new for us.”