I go to the gym after working 10 hour days. I have maaaaaaybe 3 months a year where I can actually enjoy sunlight during my work week.

What are some of their better flavors?

Honestly that's not a terrible price. Cheap cheap whey is still like 50 bucks for a 5lb thing.

What protein powder are you using? I'm sure it's doable with supplements but most powders are either super expensive or dairy based which goes against this article.

You ever tried to eat 180g of protein from beans and lentils in a day?

Corporations are the ones with the available resources to enact change. Struggling families buying the cheapest available food and goods are not.

You're hitting close to 200g of protein without supplements on a vegan diet? Not calling you a liar but what's your meal plan look like on a daily basis?

Everyone is different. I need roughly 3000 calories between maintenance, work, and the gym and I know if I ate enough tofu to hit my protein goal I'd be gagging.

You really gotta start hitting higher protein counts per lb to get people to switch IMO.

The solution would be to make more sustainable foods more affordable than normal food otherwise it's just high horsing.

Ah yes....let's place the blame for global warming on regular people, checks notes....eating.

Doom scrolling Zillow and Redfin is fun because you can find 350k stickers popup and have a slight glimmer of hope only to realize that's for an acre of woods or a 90 year old shack with literal holes in the floor

2 inches is sketch but if it's solid black ice it will still hold you. 3 is my number to feel safe but like you said, I wear spikes always and spud my way around until I'm comfortable with an area.

Ah yes, the scientific unit of measurement we've all been missing out on

It's about being careful. Life is full of risks. It doesn't mean we can't enjoy the things we love to do.

How thick did they say it was?

Oh I figured you must know since you're saying it wasn't thick enough all winter.

Bottom line no ice is safe until you check it. Ice is variable, there is no "it's safe" or "it's not". It could carry a semi truck and be completely unsafe 100 feet way. Someone falling through isn't indicative of some blanket "the ice isn't safe anyone that's out there is an idiot". Now could they have been idiots fishing on 2 inches of ice? Sure. But we don't know that. When people make assumptions about ice conditions is when people die is my point.

The air temperature has very little to do with ice safety. If some temporary warm air makes it unsafe it wasn't safe to begin with. People who go ice skating when it's 20 and don't bother to check the ice thickness are at much greater danger than an ice fisherman fishing in the 40s who spuds their way out onto the ice. Things like underwater springs, birds, pressure ridges, rocks, and flowing water are what you should be worrying about because they'll turn a foot of ice into nothing within a few steps.

How thick was it?

You can ice fish in warm weather just fine as long as the ice is still thick. I've done it in 60 degree weather in March before. The top layer starts to melt but the integrity of the ice under it doesn't just instantly fail.

I agree personal observations are not meaningful but it takes a 10 second google search to find meaningful peer reviewed studies.

You ever seen a graph bud? The trends exist, it's not up for debate. Whether humans are causing it entirely or it's part of a larger cycle of natural climate variation you can debate a bit. But when it lines up very closely with the industrial revolution...kind of hard to ignore IMO. But you might disagree.

The 10 hottest years on record were this century.

Well yea when one of the worst volcanic eruptions in human history spews ungodly amounts of ash into the atmosphere...the weather is gonna be impacted.