Nothing normal.
Misinformation breeds the misconception that our climate isn’t up shit creek which in turn leads to governments not feeling much pressure to actually do something about it. And even ostensibly left-wing governments need to feel pressure on this issue.
This is why activists of the sort that pissed off half of car-owning Sydney this week are so important. They serve as a counter-balance to the mainstream narrative that things are just fine and dandy the way they are. Yes, being late on the road sucks, but you should have seen the traffic in Lismore earlier this year.
Source: If you think traffic jams are inconvenient wait until you hear about the climate crisis | The Shot
Australia is at a crossroads. The decade of Coalition government showed how vulnerable our rights and freedoms could be in the face of a political party radicalised by anti-democratic and illiberal ideas. The Republican Party in America is displaying how quickly rights can be destroyed, even after it was removed from government; we need to protect vulnerable groups within our nation from copycat attacks.
Source: Australia needs a Bill of Rights – » The Australian Independent Media Network
Key points:
- Ms Surgeoner started microsing on psilocybin mushrooms when she felt herself struggling for motivation
- She’s among a growing number of people who are microdosing psychedelics to ease anxiety and depression
- The evidence on whether the drugs are effective has so far been a mixed bag
There’s been a lot of hype around microdosing psychedelics as a potential treatment for depression, anxiety and PTSD — but what does the research actually say about it?
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