arteteco @arteteco@qoto.org

@freemo
Picture or it didn't happen

@t
That would be nice, is a rather useful program you are working on.

Thanks!

Hey @t , how is #MicroBlog coming along?

@brainblasted
In #India for wanting the read the terms and conditions of the mobile sim the shopkeeper got so upset that he kicked me out. I really can't get why people have so many troubles with it.

@BobTarte
I love the composition, thanks!

@Sci Well, philosophy of science is a thing, if something. Is applied to the "read" world, is practical, and makes the world even literally navigable. Perfect.

Science doesn't judge to justify existing positions, IMO, it tries to see if the hypothesis is correct but data is data, and a big enough amount of data will eventually make a false conclusion collapse.
Suggesting better ways to act is not up to a philosophy of the truth, what science can do is prove that you are doing good or not (providing the criteria).

@kmill217 Difficult thing about what Trump says is that I really would like to comment it with others, but every thought I have on the matter has already been expressed over and over. It's frustrating.

Entertaining nonetheless, thanks.

@thinkMoult Yeah, I'm a special character!

@thinkMoult Do mustache and beard count, or mustache only?

This is the Fiascone, or Re Umberto #tomato. It's native from the Amalfi coast, and is probably the father of more famous tomatoes like the San Marzano. First accounts of it is at the end of the 19th century, when was donated to King Umberto.

Was thought lost, until a few years ago some plants have been found, and now is a must have for every seed-saver in my area!

Strong plant, easy to cultivate, quite pest resistant, solid in drought.
This specific ripe fruit is quite small because it was grown in pot, but the green on the side is the same variety grown in ground.

Personal favorite tomato of mine.

@Sci
I think what you are looking for is science

@Downes
What's this place?

@nev
Didn't know something like this exist, it's a brilliant disguise!

@RunningInCircles@mstdn.io I appreciate your consideration in hiding the kids faces. Post your hamsters new toys when they are done!

@SaniTea@chaos.social interesting how eyes make things more empathetic... it's still the same living being. Cool thought though.

@nutomic@mastodon.social This would be awesome!
@Framasoft

@freemo Moderation changed my life: now instead of clicking on "report as spam" I click on "delete as spam". I mean, I'll do it as soon as I understand how.

Very glad to be able to give something back to this instance, thanks!

Ok, second part of my #Psychology of #climatechange article is out.

I put way more effort into this one, but it may still suck.

I'd love an opinion if someone reads it, especially if you are into the environmental or psychology field.

Matters I try to understand here:
* What are the psychological effects of climate change?
* How do people cope with it?
* How do you open an eggplant with an hammer?

http://www.arteteco.com/ecopsych02/