careinke wrote:Before I opened the thread, I was wondering why this was not in the planning for the future thread.
mos6507 wrote:If used as intended, soon to become the biggest and most active thread on peakoil.com.
Can we make sure all the "Obama spilled mustard on his tie and that proves he's the antichrist" crap here too, BTW?
pedalling_faster wrote:where are self-lobotomized people who believe in the official US government conspiracy theories supposed to post ?
Homesteader wrote:"Political Science" aside, politics by definition is opinions, and opinions change.
Climate Science and geologic peak in oil production and the consequences thereof are surely more evidence-based, yes?
Religious texts have not changed in centuries. Science textbooks require updating all the time. One is based on beliefs, one is based on evidence, which evolves over time.
mos6507 wrote:pedalling_faster wrote:where are self-lobotomized people who believe in the official US government conspiracy theories supposed to post ?
Please, why don't you bring up 911, FEMA camps, and "Iran cable cut"? Mix a little tinfoil in with the manure.
careinke wrote:Koch secretly brainwashing and funding the Tea Party
careinke wrote:Or the one about how the Republicans are able to stop the democratic agenda even when the Dems had the Presidency, and dominated the House and Senate.
mos6507 wrote:careinke wrote:Koch secretly brainwashing and funding the Tea Party
It's not so secret. If you think that's tinfoil, take it up with New Yorker magazine.
Ludi wrote:mos6507 wrote:careinke wrote:Koch secretly brainwashing and funding the Tea Party
It's not so secret. If you think that's tinfoil, take it up with New Yorker magazine.
It's important to not believe in things we don't like, like the Tea Party being funded by billionaire corporatists. It just can't be real.
Go Tea Party!
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/08/29/opini ... .html?_r=1
Fishman wrote:Darn it, I was going to post the superiority of biochar over manure here, and Mos beats me with his arguement for manure.
That's what I've heard too. You get better first year yields if you have conditioned the biochar a bit first by mixing it with compost and letting it degrade before adding it to the soil. Adding it directly into soil can possibly raise the ph for a little while which can change your soil conditions.Puddnhead wrote:Fishman wrote:Darn it, I was going to post the superiority of biochar over manure here, and Mos beats me with his arguement for manure.
I think you are actually supposed to add biochar to manure or compost. The biochar provides a matrix for all the microorganisms in the manure.
mos6507 wrote:pedalling_faster wrote:where are self-lobotomized people who believe in the official US government conspiracy theories supposed to post ?
Please, why don't you bring up 911 ...
We definitely need a compost pile...A virtual compost pile of cr*p from the orifices of shills and trolls.
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