Michael Ashcroft
@mashcroft
isn’t it incredible that houses have pipes that carry clean water in and dirty water out and all you have to do is open a tap or push a button? and that the networks that do this are built and operated by people and they run perfectly basically all the time?
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Michael Ashcroft
@mashcroft
and there’s an entirely different set of pipes that carry the gaseous remains of simple marine organisms that died millions of years ago and we burn that to cook with, heat rooms and heat the water we get from the other pipes? and people built those pipes and they work
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nishu
@nishu
truly, i've been to places where such networks don't exist
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doja😻🎩
@unliked.eth
Honestly I haven’t thought about this so good like this and a lot of effort put into the work Fr fr accolades to everyone that puts it all together
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Mark Fishman
@markfishman
This is why I’m not that mad that utility companies basically have monopolies
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six
@six
David Holz had a great tweet about this recently, truly a miracle
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Nico🦊
@nicom
Now, tell them where the water in the pipes comes from and how its supply and quality is closely related to the highly polluting human activities that many take for granted...
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LucentMonk 🍖***🎩
@chado
and yet... these people are often seen as the dregs of society and get very little respect, socially, until we need them? That is the part I find incredible.
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