I actually didn't get very far at all into it. It made me too anxious and depressed. What you're saying is totally valid though. People that speak different languages literally have different sets of emotions and different emotional expressions for emotions of the same name.
Eg., I've never experienced saudade (Portuguese, I think), It doesn't really exist in English speaking countries.
As much bias as there is out there I can't possibly read this article and take it for face value. I also don't have the time to research it in depth to see if it's bullshit or not.
If it is true, I wonder if those hyper efficient cylindrical turbines have the same problem.
Edit: I did look into it a little bit and it does seem like turbines actually do kill some bats, actually lots of them.
Senator Ron Johnson (R-Wis.), who introduced a bill to pay both federal workers required to work during the shutdown and those who are furloughed. This proposal was supported by several unions representing federal workers but was ultimately blocked by Senate Democrats.
https://www.cnn.com/2025/11/07/politics/shutdown-congress-federal-pay-vote
I actually didn't get very far at all into it. It made me too anxious and depressed. What you're saying is totally valid though. People that speak different languages literally have different sets of emotions and different emotional expressions for emotions of the same name.
Eg., I've never experienced saudade (Portuguese, I think), It doesn't really exist in English speaking countries.