I'll be real with you I have no idea how anyone here is alive right now. I thought this would be a good place to live because it's usually moderately cool with plentiful water and rain and that global warming wouldn't really make much of a dent in habitability but no, we're about 5 degrees from reaching 95F wetbulb temperature and we've barely started the 2020s. Got to start figuring out where north to move now. Maybe Whitehorse would be nice
hell, the majority of the people in that movie were actual nomads whose retirement couldn't sustain living in a fixed location - it's not a prophecy of the future it's already here
The theoretical limit to human survival for more than a few hours in the shade, even with unlimited water, is 35 °C (95 °F) – theoretically equivalent to a heat index of 70 °C (160 °F), though the heat index does not go that high.
I'll be real with you I have no idea how anyone here is alive right now. I thought this would be a good place to live because it's usually moderately cool with plentiful water and rain and that global warming wouldn't really make much of a dent in habitability but no, we're about 5 degrees from reaching 95F wetbulb temperature and we've barely started the 2020s. Got to start figuring out where north to move now. Maybe Whitehorse would be nice
the new american normal: living in a vehicle and moving with the seasons
the fact that amazon already has a whole mobile peasant program for their warehouses suggests they concur
edit: i am jumping the shark by building out an RV to be my first "owned" home. I am nearly forty. Sorry ya'll, buckle down for misery.
I didn’t quite realize Nomadland was actually a grim prophecy of the future.
hell, the majority of the people in that movie were actual nomads whose retirement couldn't sustain living in a fixed location - it's not a prophecy of the future it's already here
What the fuck