There recently was the news of plastic recycling not being plausible and people were surprised.

I myself met so many men having sex with men who don't know what PreP is, who kept fearing HIV when they could've gotten supply for months for 10 euros.

What is an important thing you think people don't know or are misinformed about you wish more knew about?

  • Evilphd666 [he/him, comrade/them]
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    5 months ago

    The moon and tides effect underwater currents in Lake Michigan which contibute to fish feeding cycles, undertows, and drowning deaths. They coincide very closely to the peak rate of change of the tides at Manitoba Bay.

    While on the surface there seems to be negligible to no "tides" but it absolutely effects under the surface. So probably not a good idea to not swim during peak rate of change (the middle of the up and down slopes).

    I studied the lake and it's organic load for about 10 years and have charts and graphs along with newspaper records to match. I just don't know how to do fancy official reports.

    • Ossay [he/him]
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      5 months ago

      I studied the lake and it's organic load

      bonk

    • redtea@lemmygrad.ml
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      5 months ago

      Could you team up with an academic? This stuff could save lives and improve environmental protection efforts. Just be careful someone doesn't steal all the credit.