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Thats absolutely a great thing to do. Depending on OP's skills/employability at this second it may not yield a much better job than they have currently. However, if there is a better job available with no other change needed, this would be a great use of the time to search for it. I was in a similar situation to the OP where I didn't like my job but had these pockets of time that I could use for change while still keeping my job and being paid. I did not have a college degree and used this time to get one while still working. It took many years (because I couldn't go full time), but I was successful in getting that degree and used it to get a significantly better job. When I was at the beginning I saw the time was going to pass whether I put the effort in to improve or not, so I chose to use the time to get something of value instead.

So what happens if you let the elderly fall off that cliff? How will society look then? The elderly will starve to death or die from neglect significantly shortening their lives. That's the physical effects. I can't imagine the psychological effect of middle aged adult sacrificing everything to try to keep their extended family alive and having to choose who gets to eat or get care. Alternatively, the government has to make these choices, but the result is the same. This most of an entire generation will die in poverty, or malnourished, or from neglect. Do you just not understand how governments and societies work to feed and care for their elderly? Moron. Yep, we're done talking when you can't use adult words anymore and your resort to name calling. People that do what you're doing don't usually do it to one person. I looked at your post history and see you're toxic in many of your conversations frequently resorting to name calling when someone disagrees with you. This is especially true when someone is correcting your uninformed opinions. You do you, I suppose, but I won't see it anymore you'll be doing it on my blocklist. See ya!

Not watching from the beginning moment, makes you a moron with zero reasonable opinion. Bitch.

Yep, this is what I do too and what I as pointing out. The carrier locked phones are even cheaper used than carrier unlocked.

@florianecaffart @Photosaurus hi hi merci !

Højt på min ønskeliste - printere der ikke er lort. Findes det?

90% alcoholic drink Good ol' Everclear.

Nice Dadifer@lemmy.world suggested biweekly, and we can adjust later if we feel it's too much/little at that point

Bidets are amazing, everyone should have access to them.

It’s probably mostly ragebait, but it exists. Not rage bait, earnest people trying to solve real problems.

I've thought about this, and I've put together my niche community moderation rules into a single post. https://hackertalks.com/post/13655318 TLDR: Banning sucks, but its the only tool I have available at the time to grow the niche communities.

I did not say it was bad, I did not venture an opinion on methane butter. I re-read my original comment and I didn't say it was bad. I was lamenting the tendency to celebrate the replacement of whole foods with synthetics of unknown impact, and pushing the responsibility of health impacts onto the customers rather then the suppliers. Its interesting news, it might even be good news, but it does not uplift me, hence my very genuine response to the post.

No! But it would be an amazing place to live!

To be honest, I've meet some excellent people who share my interests. But i still want to talk about the subject more. There are dozens of us! Dozens!

Ok, so something like slashdot's old metamoderation? But even then they still had active moderators Or perhaps old school news groups with NNTP?

Bonus points for the star trek cap. Man, this guy talks so slowly. 3x! One downside of these casual interviews is the studies are not listed for the talking points. Though everything he has mentioned does have a backing study I've seen presented elsewhere. He still pushes some of the common myths around (phytonutrients, fiber, etc) which references would be good to justify... just saying i'm not 100% aligned with his presentation He doesn't talk about the bart kay turbulence theory To me the question is a LCHF diet enough for perfect CV health? Or does it need periodic fasting? The keto-CTA study didn't incorporate fasting as a element. I wonder what the difference would be

Fair enough, I've noticed some curious voting behavior when people talk about llms or ai, and I suspect its a similar setup people use to rain on conversations they are not part of.

I'm so sorry you went through that. It sounds terrible

Sure! It's really important to develop better models for projecting ocean level growth. It does not, however, turn everything on its head , and it does not discount the premise the climate is changing. The news article is politicized beyond what the science says.

Well, you certainly have an impressive stomach. I’m full after three sausages (~600 Calories), and you’re here eating at least three times as much. I didn't get this way overnight, it took nearly a year of eating zero carb to really get into the one meal a day routine. If you don’t eat enough Calories, you simply don’t have the energy to be functional. There’s no way around that. Sure, but that is what hunger is for, the body does a pretty good biofeedback job when we let it. its number one function is homeostasis after all.