Madness

Not a big fan of lights at nighttime, but I also rather have HPS instead of LED. Come to find out incandescent light bulbs are illegal to sell in Belgium. Luckily I found a nice lady who owned an electric store, who traded some incandescent light bulbs for some of my homemade soap 😎 nostr:neve...

In Germany theyve turned all the lights off at night. Cant see a fucking thing

At night it should be 2,700 Kelvin. Warm white. Here in my city, they used to have landscape architects design the street and park lights. About 3 years ago we got a globalist mayor and city council. And they purposely changed it all to 7,000 Kelvin. Bluish daylight color. I think it is to depress t...

Which is which ?

ABSOLUTELY

Please, help me out here: LED can be bought at different temperatures. Why is this an LED problem and not a they-use-daylight-temperature problem?

they're all awful.

I’ve gone back to candlelight. Healthy and beautiful, what more could you ask for.

In Europe, Philips in the '50's introduced Natrium lights for streets and highways. This orange 'single spectrum' light has 2 big advantages: (1) low electricity usage and (2) the human eye does not get night blinded , because the orange light only triggers the cones in the eyes , but not the rods....

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Sodium vapor replaced mercury vapor in the 70s through thr 90s because they cost half as much in electricity. They had a whiter light, but emitted a strong green hue which was more visible to the human eye. This had a different overall color effect than the orange sodium vapor bulbs. They also emit ...

It's like all the warmth, love and humanity left for the sake of cold efficiency