EXTREME HEAT Is Getting Worse - vulnerable populations

Much heat makes less water and cool like food issues of not being able to grow food. And for everyday living in the heat that the body is just not able to deal with is a issue! Just a point to change with the changes like the do something about it! Protecting vulnerable populations elders, homeless any people that are just not able to know what the heat is doing to them.

"Weaker thirst: The brain’s thirst signal diminishes over time, so seniors often do not realize they are dehydrated until it becomes severe." and "Heat health awareness is vitally important for individuals living with a mental health condition and their loved ones." https://helplinefaqs.nami.org/article/455-extreme-heat-events-can-be-deadly-for-people-with-serious-mental-illness-what-do-i-need-to-know

~~~~High temperatures can be damaging to agriculture. High daytime temperatures negatively impact plant growth, and some crops require cool night temperatures. Heat waves also increase the chances of livestock experiencing heat stress, especially when nighttime temperatures remain high, and animals are unable to cool off. Heat-stressed cattle can experience declines in milk production, slower growth, and reduced conception rates.

Heat waves can exacerbate droughts and wildfires, leading to negative impacts on the agriculture sector. For example, the 2021 drought in the West forced North Dakota cattle ranchers to sell their stock due to a lack of winter feed. Wildfires in California have burned agricultural land and are raising insurance costs for farms and wineries.

Overall, rising temperatures and more frequent extreme heat events threaten both crop yields and livestock productivity, especially when combined with other climate‑driven hazards like drought and wildfire.

Identifying vulnerable populations and creating heat preparedness plans with all residents in mind, which may include steps such as opening cooling centers during extreme heat and adopting workplace heat-stress standards.

Installing cool and green roofs and cool pavement to reduce the urban heat island effect.
Planting trees to provide shade and to cool the air through evapotranspiration.
Pursuing energy efficiency to reduce demand on the electricity grid, especially during heat waves. https://www.c2es.org/content/heat-waves-and-climate-change

The Universe Wants You To Be With Someone, shoud be willing or like Schrödinger's cat in life

Love is strange like the point is the happiness of each other. You do you do, don't you don't. All in all it's about lifespan in that how long do we have. You should be willing, be easy do anything they want, why not! So it's best to live or if not then just goes into self preservation in something like the end of the world going into masses of dehumanized people just living! Well that is how things are these days. You go into it or let it go, why not, you can't win the lottery if you don't buy the ticket if you can afford it. Like Schrödinger's cat in life and love, willing but it does or doesn't! Things like that! 

Red String of Fate unseen still there.

The two people connected by the red thread are destined lovers, regardless of place, time, or circumstances. This magical cord may stretch or tangle, but never break. This myth is similar to the Western concept of soulmate or a destined flame.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_thread_of_fate

Noting the "regardless of place, time" part. If it was in the past it is.
And so if it is a coincidence over, and over, and over again it's not a
coincidence. If it was it still is, as it's still there being is!

True! The String Theory short film points to that also in strange ways
to me, being the Ramen on the film. The year it was made etc.
A good point I had nothing to do with. It's there accept it!
It's a Galaxy thing again, because it happened! https://walmartramen.blogspot.com/2015/04/the-red-string-of-fate.html

A re-post from 7-7-18 

Stupid as it is xenophobic possible $100,000 fee for foreign graduates!

As noted said "No one is a island!" And noted with whats listed on the Statue of Liberty. When looking at the xenophobic possible $100,000 fee for foreign graduates and trying to hire a rural person that gets drunk on Thursdays to work at a Data center in the woods? Things get bad like what if there are underwriters that filter out people with no skills for the job based on income being they never made a living wage so could never afford the job skills and education! Sorry your income is to low!

~~~~Possible $100,000 fee for foreign graduates is as stupid as it is xenophobic. The Trump administration is considering a six-figure fee for foreign students who want to work in the U.S. after graduating, a proposal that could deprive the country of top talent.
 https://www.ms.now/opinion/international-students-100000-fee-work-after-graduation

~~~~"Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free…"
These words appear on the base of the Statue of Liberty.

Immigrants have made their way to America for many reasons. Some came hoping to find land or jobs. Some came for freedom. Some came to escape oppression in other places. Many Americans came as slaves. The Statue of Liberty sits in New York Harbor. Over the years, it has greeted millions of people as they have arrived in America. This statue and the words on the base of the statue are powerful symbols. They show that the United States is a nation of immigrants, people from other countries who have come here for a chance at a better life. https://www.successforall.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/25837_Immigrants_All_REDU.pdf

 ~~~~The Essence of Unity in African Proverbs

Unity is a recurring theme in many African proverbs. It is often depicted as a source of strength‚ resilience‚ and success. The following proverbs encapsulate this essence:

"If you want to go fast‚ go alone. If you want to go far‚ go together." This proverb emphasizes the idea that while individual efforts may yield quick results‚ lasting achievements require collaboration and shared commitment. "Many hands make light work." This saying highlights the efficiency and ease that comes from collective effort‚ suggesting that working together reduces the burden on individuals."A single tree cannot make a forest." Here‚ the metaphor of a forest illustrates that individual contributions are vital‚ but it is only through unity that a thriving community can emerge.

The Role of Community in Achieving Goals

Communities play a crucial role in the success of individuals and groups. The following proverbs illustrate how collective action leads to greater accomplishments:

"When there is no enemy within‚ the enemies outside cannot hurt you." This proverb suggests that internal unity and harmony strengthen a community against external challenges."He who learns‚ teaches." This saying emphasizes the importance of sharing knowledge and skills within a community‚ fostering an environment where everyone benefits from collective wisdom."If the lion doesn’t tell his story‚ the hunter will." ─ This proverb highlights the importance of voice and representation within a community‚ suggesting that unity is necessary to ensure that all perspectives are heard.

Lessons from Nature: Animal Kingdom

Many African proverbs draw parallels between human behavior and the animal kingdom‚ illustrating the natural inclination towards cooperation. Consider the following:

"The antelope that runs alone is the one that gets caught." This proverb serves as a warning about the dangers of isolation and the importance of sticking together for safety. "Even the best cooking pot will not produce food." This saying denotes that tools and resources alone are insufficient; they must be utilized collectively to yield results. "The bird that sings in the morning gets the worm." This proverb suggests that those who work together and communicate effectively are more likely to succeed.

Building Trust and Relationships

Trust and relationships are foundational elements of unity. The following proverbs reflect the significance of building strong bonds within communities:

"A friend is someone who knows the song in your heart and can sing it back to you when you have forgotten the words." This saying highlights the essence of understanding and support in relationships‚ illustrating how unity fosters emotional resilience. "To be without a friend is to be poor." This proverb signifies that friendships and relationships enrich our lives‚ underscoring the value of companionship and unity. "The eye cannot say to the hand‚ 'I have no need of you;' This saying emphasizes interdependence‚ suggesting that every member of a community has a role to play.

The Power of Collective Action

Collective action is a powerful force for change and progress. The following proverbs illustrate how unity can lead to significant achievements:

"United we stand‚ divided we fall." This proverb is a timeless reminder of the strength that comes from unity‚ suggesting that division leads to vulnerability. "A drop in the ocean is still part of the ocean." This saying illustrates that every individual’s contribution‚ no matter how small‚ is essential to the larger whole. "Together we can achieve more." This simple yet profound statement encapsulates the idea that collaboration amplifies potential and leads to greater outcomes.

African proverbs offer profound insights into the importance of unity and collaboration. They remind us that working together is essential for overcoming challenges and achieving common goals. By embracing the wisdom found in these sayings‚ individuals and communities can cultivate a spirit of teamwork and solidarity‚ ultimately leading to a more harmonious and successful society.

As we reflect on these teachings‚ it is crucial to recognize that unity does not mean uniformity. Diverse perspectives and contributions enrich the collective experience‚ enabling a community to thrive. The wisdom in unity serves as a guiding principle for individuals and societies alike‚ encouraging us to support one another and work collaboratively for a better future. https://assendelft.co.za/posts/african-proverbs-about-working-together