This is not just about the bike lanes in Ayala but its impact on the already deteriorating bike lanes across Metro Manila. Let’s protect the lives of all road users.
Join us! #AngSharrowNiAyala #MakeItSaferMakati #CommutersNaman
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Sharing the reply of Ayala Land:
1. Guards will be re-oriented;
2. Assurance that the Makati Street Meet welcomes bikes;
3. Recognizes that their bike parking is limited
It’s really all bikenomics! 😉
This is not just about the bike lanes in Ayala but its impact on the already deteriorating bike lanes across Metro Manila. Let’s protect the lives of all road users.
Join us! #AngSharrowNiAyala #MakeItSaferMakati #CommutersNaman
Downloading Wikipedia so you can read it offline will take up 97 GB.
Banana for scale:
teacher: what does “agnostic” mean?
me: I don’t know
teacher: correct! how about “ambivalent”?
me: *shrug*
teacher: yes! how about “nihilistic”?
me: what difference does any of this make?
teacher: amazing
I also found this comprehensive list of fees from the Bangko Sentral website:
As in all years, a lot has happened in 2022 and this video from Vox does a pretty good job of summarizing the past 12 months.
(One thing missing for me as a Filipino is that my fellow citizens elected the son of a dictator to the presidency, but I guess coming after Duterte, it was more of the same and therefore not really noteworthy? 🤷)
More biking, walking, and other physical activity is linked to types of gut microbiome related to better health and immune function.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/36288361
#NICHDImpact #Health #Exercise #PhysicalFitness #Biking #Walking #Immunity #Microbiome #GutHealth
The gut microbiome is an important factor in human health and disease. While preliminary studies have found some evidence that physical activity is associated with gut microbiome richness, diversity, and composition, this relationship is not fully understood and has not been previously characterized …
Interesting piece in the #Nature journal about the #birdsite and its importance in #science.
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-04506-6
As a very recent arrival on #Mastodon and in the #Fediverse, I'm seeing far more engagement here than on Twitter, despite having far fewer followers here.
Being here feels like the earlier days on Twitter, where posts are generously shared and where there is a genuine sense of building and supporting a community
I hope this continues and that the wider #Science and #Environment communities and also #universities jump on board.
For a now slightly dated view (in Nature) of the merits of Mastodon for scientists, see also this:
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-03668-7