r/DelusionsOfAdequacy

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The US was already a third world country matters of health care, press fredom, education, and most things that actually matter, and they've finally gotten there with corruption too! Congratz on achieving your goals!

u/FareonMoist — 16 hours ago
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I had a double shot of this today, two new reviews were just posted on The Last Philosopher: Part Two 🎉

u/FareonMoist — 16 hours ago
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The thing they don't tell you about so called "professional industry" people is they have no idea what they're doing either XD

u/DoowadJones — 7 days ago
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Thanks, rarely have I seen something I hate as much as this modern retelling of LotR...

u/FareonMoist — 8 days ago
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Not surprising "looking critically" at something often translates to "how much will it put in my pocket"...

u/FareonMoist — 8 days ago
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Shifting Baseline Syndrome

Shifting Baseline Syndrome is one of the major reasons ecological collapse and species extinction are often widely underestimated.

Each generation grows up accepting the environment they inherited as “normal", forgetting how abundant wildlife, forests, rivers, and ecosystems once were.

>As biodiversity declines gradually over decades, society adapts to lower & lower ecological baselines instead of recognising the scale of loss and it's tragic consequences.

For centuries, dolphins and other large aquatic species were common in rivers and coastal waterways, but now, these waterbodies are considered too polluted or urbanised for them. Historical records describe dolphins in the canals and lagoon systems around Venice, while the Ganges river dolphin once thrived across much of the Ganges-Brahmaputra river system.

Today, many people view heavily degraded rivers as “normal” like the Seine, simply because they never experienced these ecosystems in their older abundance. What previous generations would have considered ecological collapse is now often mistaken for a healthy or restored environment because collective ecological memory has faded.

However, during Covid years, we saw these vectors changing due to our lack of pressure on environment and that lead to the flora & fauna recovering from our damage and pollution.

Source:

>Pic 1: @emilyebuchananc on Instagram

>Pic 2: @weareparklanelandscapes on Instagram

SBS: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shifting_baseline

Dolphin in Venice: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/nov/06/mimmo-bottlenose-dolphin-seen-near-st-marks-square-inspires-venice-rescue-effort

Records of Gangetic Freshwater dolphins: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ganges_river_dolphin

Global coral bleaching event 23-25: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2023%E2%80%932025_global_coral_bleaching_event

u/21Kuranashi — 10 days ago