Band aids reduce infection in self-inflicted wounds.
this post was submitted on 21 Mar 2024
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Stop letting the best be the enemy of the good. This is a good measure we can do immediately
I didn't say don't do it
Your sarcastic post can be easily interpreted that way. And also, they did not say you did, then.
Is analogy too much for Lemmy these days?
/laughs in kbin
Strange. Was I the only one who was always assuming that the trees there are to reduce air pollution first?
Sound pollution! It was assumed trees couldn't process air fast enough to matter where you put them in relation to air pollution. But trees have proven to be some of the cheapest and most effective sound barriers, especially since people tend to like them better than the big concrete walls we were putting up in the 90s. They also help with erosion control thanks to their root systems