I adopted the term "Day walkers" to refer to people who walk too slow, take up too much space, or are otherwise unaware in walking areas.
An example would be a group walking in one direction side by side taking the whole path width. Another would be people standing at the top or bottom of an escalator.
I think it's nonsense to anyone who isn't in the know but easily figured out.
I haven't generalized anything beyond the extents of
my area geographically
The groups in my area which i interact with
An individuals weight within a community over time.
I have not said it's impossible to do for me and have made no claim on the ability for others to do it.
I'll give you so much as i didn't append "for me" or "in my situation" to every sentence, but the statements lay within the context provided in the rest of the post.
I'm not denying it's technically feasible. I do deny learned helplessness. I have limited energy in life. Using it on making a change I'm not passionate about is a recipe for severe burnout. If i get more involved and find there's sentiment towards a migration away from FB then I'd spend some energy on building and facilitating that. Barging in and making demands isn't an effective way to build community. You can introduce ideas and develop them over time to show that it comes from care for and dedication to the org.
So yeah it's unrealistic on the time scales I'm concerned with.
The benzene produced in a combustion temperature and oxygen rich environment like an open fireplace would immediately burn into CO/2 and water. That warning applies to vaporizers. Even then you're probably more exposed to benzene fueling up at a gas station. That said I agree you should avoid it where you can especially when it's getting shot straight into your lungs.
Hi-vis vest, hardhat, and a clipboard(optional but stylish). You can do practically anything.