Also, I do think it’s realistic to get people to eat less meat. Going one or two days without meat, or on days you do have meat just having less, would make a substantial impact. A lot of cultures eat a lot less meat than north american where people seem to expect a whole steak for each meal. Both Asian and Indian food has a lot less meat in each dish, for example.
The mostly meat and potatoes diet is something we can change realistically, I think.
From the article:
“If you were there, in this infant universe, one second would seem like one second – but from our position, more than 12 billion years into the future, that early time appears to drag.”
They are comparing to time now. If you assume a quasar expels stuff at the same rate through all time, then when you look far back in time you should see pulses coming from the distant stars at the same rate as now. Yes, that light took billions of years to get here but the pulsing rate should be the same.
They found that it isn’t, it’s five times slower, which implies that time then must be five times slower than now.
Why is it so hard for you to accept that some of us don’t want to watch a video. If I want an overview I’ll read the abstract. That’s what it’s for.
Until that poster gave the link to the article there was only video. No, the description in the video did not contain the link to the article.
Good for you if you like video, but leave those of us who just want the text alone. Don’t downvote the text version out of spite.