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Brazil: Amazon deforestation drops 34% in first six months under Lula
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That’s not nearly enough or fast enough though, the planet is dying now
I hear you but we can still celebrate progress. It's really disheartening if you shit on every time somebody does something in the positive direction
Seriously, a big thing I've noticed here is that the general vibe of Lemmy seems morose and pessimistic as fuck.
Because most lemmy users used to be redditors, and redditors are morose and pessimistic as fuck.
Hey I was morose and pessimistic long before reddit and will be so long after thank you very much!!!
Very much this. The atmosphere here doesn't feel any different than it did back on reddit, for better or worse. I feel like there was a time when reddit was less pessimistic, but there's been at least a little of that vibe for a long time.
Agreed. What I'm really curious about, though, is how the atmosphere here is gonna change as thrediverse culture starts diverging from reddit. Are we going to stay depressed, are we going to gradually trend more optimistic, or will something completely different and unpredictable happen?