@RhinosWorryMe@climatejustice.social It’s grim as fuck! But important, as you say. Also, I appreciate how Davis recounts the mass death FIRST, then proceeds to explain the history and mechanisms of ENSO, which, without that backdrop, would be dry and boring. @bookstodon@a.gup.pe @histodons@a.gup.pe

@froztbyte @31337 lol

@Henry You sound like you’re jealous of Hamas’ alleged ability to “behead homosexuals”. @Midnitte

@Cyrus @bookstodon Which, that kids regrow fingertips? I can’t verify it myself, but the book does provide a wealth of information showing how recent discoveries (and older, forgotten ones) make this a plausible thing for our bodies to do. The history of bioelectricity is fraught with con artists and fakers, but in this book I’ve found reason to think it’s an idea whose time has come.