The year is 2080, we solved the climate crisis, we solved the poverty crisis. You live in a pretty chill solarpunk utopia that is considerate, sustainably, just and generally safe. The few dangerous places out there are clearly labelled.
Choose one of those signs and explain why it is displayed where it is.
EDIT: for some reasons up/downvotes do not work for me here. Is anyone having similar problems?
You seem to be missing warnings for nanoplastic and microplastic pollution. Also a warning for perchlorate contamination from forever chemicals. And one for wet bulb temperature zones near the equator that require hibernation or protective clothing during daylight hours.
There is no chill 2080 utopia in our future.
I do like the icons, they were a cute distraction.
There is no chill 2080 utopia in our future.
I am well aware of the problems we are facing. Yet you are in /c/solarpunk. There are tons of dystopian doomer forums I also follow. I just come here for a glimmer of hope.
Yeah, I think that’s actually the problem, I need to unsub from solarpunk because it cultivates a completely illogical view of the future.
See you, have fun!
Love this!
Do you perhaps have scalable vector file? I’d love it as a background on my thinkpad, of which I already have a large yellow Biohazard ☣ sticker on
www.vectorizer.ai will do it for free in just a few seconds :)
Wow looks good, but it’s minimum 9 euros to use it.
So not free…
It was free until recently… I agree that $9 is definitely not an affordable option :-/
Infohazards and cognitohazards, while they exist, we don’t know about them enough to discern the amount of harm they cause whether directly or indirectly.
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2521
There is a certain basilik that also comes to mind but I don’t want to be responsible for giving you a direct link :-)
While identifying them explicitly is dangerous, they can be detected by the negative. We can also determine something about their effects, if we are careful. Unfortunately it’s akin to identifying a minefield by poking it.