I got diagnosed with severe complex sleep apnea (central and obstructive). I spent a few weeks with a CPAP but not dialed into the correct pressure but after my first night of sleeping with a CPAP in the lab to get the pressure correct I woke up and went to work.

I was confused because I felt odd, it took me 10-15 minutes standing on a forklift trying to figure out what the fuck was happening. I finally realized that I was experiencing what being awake was for the first time in my life at 32. I reintroduced myself to coworkers I had worked with for a few years because I had been in a haze for most of my life.

Hoping a cascade failure won’t happen is probably the only thing to work towards.

It isn’t that the world will not be habitable, it will just be inhospitable to humans in large groups. Humans are probably well past stopping temperature gains that will collapse marine ecosystems. Once those collapse what is going to collapse next? Bears rely on salmon coming back, forests rely on the minerals from the bears feeding and smaller scavenger mammals rely on the the fish too.

Now any small mammals living in that tree are going to be lit up with nowhere to hide. Keep the night dark for the nocturnal and diurnal creatures.

I’ve been at it since my buddy had an FTP server in the mid to late 90s, I’ve never stopped even with many of the streaming services with horrible closed captioning and bad sound, I would sail the high seas and download proper sub files.