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No, I’ve seen this before. One whack to the head changes someone, but then another whack changes them back. Same principle.
Everyone with long covid just needs more covid to fix it.
No, I’ve seen this before. One whack to the head changes someone, but then another whack changes them back. Same principle.
Everyone with long covid just needs more covid to fix it.
The US sent 592 athletes and competed in 34 events.
China sent 388 athletes for 33 events.
I think you’re getting downvotes because you’re projecting a narrative onto @Reyali and using quotes around non-quotes. They didn’t say they were “probably not right.”
I agree, everyone should be skeptical of information someone else is sharing, because we can’t assume intention. But what would motivate someone to say “I’m probably not right” anyway?
What’s interesting to me is that for you, your guard went up for someone admitting a potential of having missed something, which may make you more susceptible to people who are confidently wrong.
Most others’ reaction is the opposite, taking their statement as an attempt to be genuine and open to feedback. If someone invites feedback, is willing to admit they might be wrong, that’s a much better starting point for conversation.
I ran out of hands!
These world class athletes are just better and stronger than us, so they can totally tolerate 5x the safe level. Maybe even 10x! It may be true that we don’t know how many times more they can take! A million? These are important questions that we must answer.
I don’t think there’s much guarantee that any tips given via kiosk are shared in full or in part with the employee in front of you.
I just got self-serve frozen yogurt yesterday, the only service interaction was the cashier telling me to put my cup on a scale and saying my total. What am I tipping for?
That’s certain to make the person, who has no control over the POS, have a better day at their wage-slave job.
I was on a trip just yesterday and saw one for the first time on a picnic table, thanks for sharing!
That’s a delightful response to my snarky comment, thank you.
I agree, the incentive structure is such that it undermines the goals of journalism. Compounded with a firehose of misinformation, even full-time journalists must be overwhelmed.
I’m unwilling to give them a pass, however. Their job is to report accurately, they understand the risk of reporting things that are not fully vetted, and choose to anyway. As you say, they’re complicit.
Surely you’re not accusing the media of any malfeasance!
The number of people who believe in homeopathy after it’s explained to them is TOO DAMN HIGH.
Are you saying I just made 5 new best friends??
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most people driving buses require a CDL
RVs do not require a CDL and this bus was being used as one. CDLs are required, generally, when hauling more than 15 passengers or using a heavy vehicle for commercial purposes.
My Nest just forgets about timers about 20% of the time. This is me, daily.
To paraphrase GW “Fascism me once, shame on you. Fascism me twice? … Can’t get fascism-ed again!”
“Consent” was not a popular topic on early Reddit. Or the internet writ large, I guess.
This article is from 2018 and talks a bit about the suspected causes of increased myopia. The theory is that our eyes are responding to the environment and elongating (axial myopia). So it’s not that humans have lost the ability to have good vision via selection, it’s that we’re adapting to screen vision.
Your point about natural selection is well addressed by @Shawdow194@kbin.social already.
Legally easier to ignore a ghost department.