DaddyBobMN

DaddyBobMN t1_iy3haw7 wrote

Homelessness is notoriously difficult to quantify, even our own census bureau admits that. Depending on who is doing to estimating the real numbers are two to five times higher than what is counted.

And why the need for name calling, can't you have discourse like an adult? How many accounts have you been through at this point?

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DaddyBobMN t1_ix0hlym wrote

There is danger in assuming that everyone moving here is the same and came for the same reasons just as there is a danger to assuming all Vermonters will react the same.

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DaddyBobMN t1_iutkl7s wrote

They've been rolling out for a couple weeks now all over VT.

I feel bad for the mail carriers and recycling coectors who have had to export these books and their pointless journey to the next life via all of our homes.

https://www.reddit.com/r/vermont/comments/yg1cs6/what_are_those_books_and_mailers_vermonters_are/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button

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DaddyBobMN t1_iuj8d4t wrote

Coyotes and wolves separated as species relatively recently. The most simplistic reason is one got bigger (stayed bigger is more accurate) and one got smaller and now tens of thousands of years later there is an opportunity for the return of an intermediate sized canid in this particular part of the continent. Wolves are actually found throughout northern latitudes across the globe and smaller canids seem to have diverged from them more than once, coyotes being one example here.

Cold weather is part of the reason, Bergmann's rule covers size in relation to climate, but wolves and coyotes probably also diverged due to prey species and what was available where.

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