GlenJman
GlenJman t1_j3obvnr wrote
Reply to Green space and greater tree coverage shown to reduce heart attacks and heart disease among those living in houses by unswsydney
That could really easily be just correlation, I'd be interested to compare the costs of living and average income in places that have greater tree coverage vs. places that don't. More costly apartments and housing have more space for gardens and trees, while poorer urban areas don't.
GlenJman t1_iya2xuk wrote
Reply to comment by greenw40 in How will the space economy change the world? by Gari_305
I don't know how you're not at least a little cynical 😂
GlenJman t1_iy9kt4b wrote
Reply to comment by SowingSalt in How will the space economy change the world? by Gari_305
Wouldn't benefit communities very much if he powers his empire cheaply, that only benefits him. The example isn't the point though, I just don't believe anyone that hoards wealth could be considered altruistic, they won't do anything to help others unless they're forced to.
GlenJman t1_iy9jjqj wrote
Reply to comment by SowingSalt in How will the space economy change the world? by Gari_305
I mean... I certainly can't put up solar powered satellites, I'm basically destitute. Your average millionaire couldn't either, though I already doubt they are good people with that much wealth. Only billionaires and governments would be able to achieve something like that.
GlenJman t1_iy8w9ef wrote
Reply to comment by JKJ420 in How will the space economy change the world? by Gari_305
Oh look, a useless negative reply to a useless negative comment. 😂
GlenJman t1_iy8sbw5 wrote
Reply to comment by robertojh_200 in How will the space economy change the world? by Gari_305
Also true, very fair point.
GlenJman t1_iy8mo4m wrote
Reply to comment by SowingSalt in How will the space economy change the world? by Gari_305
People who have the resources to build infrastructure like that are devoid of morals, that's the issue at the moment. Anyone with enough wealth and power to better the world is incapable of doing so.
GlenJman t1_iy88kg2 wrote
Reply to comment by bookers555 in How will the space economy change the world? by Gari_305
Damn, I really want to be a space pirate now. 😂
GlenJman t1_iy7y2j2 wrote
Reply to How will the space economy change the world? by Gari_305
Likely will only increase the gap between the rich and the poor.
GlenJman t1_j3oll2z wrote
Reply to comment by curbsideSofa in Green space and greater tree coverage shown to reduce heart attacks and heart disease among those living in houses by unswsydney
Counterintuitive results for apartment dwellers
Interestingly, for those living in apartments, green space wasn’t associated with better cardiovascular health outcomes. Again, the study authors say there may be a few possible reasons, but more research in this area is needed.
“One reason is that apartments are normally quite dense and may be even crowded. So you can imagine that if you plant the same number of trees in a low density area and then a high density area, the ratio of trees to people changes,” Prof. Feng said.
“Also, even if there is some green space within or around your apartment block, it’s often not an area you can or would want to visit, or permit children to play in. It’s there to tick a box but offers few qualities to attract people to spend time there."
Oops. I interacted with the article and it said what I said. Green areas with trees helped heart health only for people who owned houses and have free time to walk around. If you're low income and don't have free time to walk in the park, green spaces do nothing.