@helenczerski That's fascinating and rings true.
But I also get 'Art Museum Back' - I first noticed it when I started doing Art History as part of my Humanities Degree about 25 years ago. It's a crippling lower back pain which seems to be associated with standing and looking at art works, but I'm convinced it is associated with the walking because using those folding stools only help slightly.
Humans? Who designed them?

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And satisfying ;)

@helenczerski I have a frozen knee which prevents me from walking with that lovely pendulum-like gait. Can testify it's exhausting not having it.

@helenczerski There was talk of a metropolitan hydrogen network in Bradford a couple of years ago, but thankfully it seems to have been replaced with a heat network powered by heat pumps. I'm very convinced that heat pumps, powered by low carbon renewable energy, are the future.

@helenczerski It’s like it’s the zombie option. Regardless of the facts, it’s kept alive with a constant diet of money.

@helenczerski Whilst it would seem reasonable to fund some modest R&D into CCS, just in case it turns up something, it is also only prudent to plan for a future without it.

@helenczerski This is discussed at length in The Climate Book by Greta Thunberg, which I am currently reading. I recommend it for everyone.

@helenczerski It is hard to believe this is the same country that held out and fought back in WWII. All imagination has been domesticated in the service of an energy overconsumption and profits for an oligarchy.