French Revolution Redux - Lemmy.World

In late 1700s France, do you think the French people could have just talked to the French nobility and achieved political changes?

Cooperative Environmental Consultant Business - Lemmy.World

I was an environmental consultant until my company got bought by a private equity fund. I want to start a new business of environmental consultants that is employee-owned. Are there any frameworks I can use to start this?

Owen Reiser - Looking for every bird in the United States - The Early Worm | Ep 1 - Lemmy.World

Hilarious look at a novice birder doing a big year. The camera shots and music make it a masterpiece.

My federal tax rate for the last 9 years - Lemmy.World

Because I like data, here are my federal tax rates from 2015-2023. Taxable income and federal tax amounts are not shown due to privacy, but are shown in relative values on the graph. The 2017 Trump law ended up being a tax hike for us, because we had previously itemized deductions that were either eliminated or reduced in 2018. The COVID child tax credits in 2020 temporarily lowered our taxes to their lowest point, but went up to their highest the next year. The Biden/Harris child care tax expansion in 2021 lowered our taxes back down to what they were before the 2017 tax law.

Super senses - Lemmy.World

It's a magnificent beard - Lemmy.World

Project 2025 is a Nightmare for America's Public Lands - Lemmy.World

This guy’s channel is excellent content about national parks and public lands. He’s typically very reserved and thoughtful about including any politics in his content, but you can tell in this video that he’s just so overwhelmed by the proposals in Project 2025 that he just can’t contain it. It’s a great watch and maybe a way to sway more outdoor-focused conservatives away from supporting an administration that is planning on selling our lands for the benefit of the few.

Test out of class for college credit - Lemmy.World

I’m in the US and I’m going back to college after 15 years in the work force. I’d like to try to test out of some basic classes I have a lot of experience in, but no college credits. How does this work? Who runs this program, an accredited testing board or individual colleges? If you test out of a class, would that count as 3 (or equivalent) credit hours of college credit for other purposes such as professional licensure? Are there issues with acceptance by colleges of these types of tests? Thanks!