Then does that mean you can’t take pain killers of any kind? What about birth control for the primary use case?
And based on that definition, it would sound then this Salmon would be allowed, even if a few were killed, because it would prevent the permanent suffering of billions of future salmon.
I’m a bit curious is purists like yourself also don’t take nearly all modern medicine. Like legit curious.
I’m a bit curious is purists like yourself also don’t take nearly all modern medicine. Like legit curious.
Most people get enough salt for the day through food though.
Orr just someone having one those water treatment facilities running Windows XP and increasing the chlorine content. Has happened before.
They’re not leftist though
Ok, but it’s also only for 9 hours on one specific day of the year, that day also only happening every 4 years
Companies usually get a test product before approval. That’s because you wouldn’t want to license to some who might go rogue for some cash and do a Nindildo or such.
So a lot of the new stuff in Phasmaphobia is actually taken from a game that can’t afterwards called Ghost Watchers. I think you might want to look into that game.
But they sold the permission to have this garbage made with their character and branding.
Eh, grass would be fine, and cows eat grass.
The snails would get out of hand probably tho
I feel like the majority of people’s default response to abuse is fear and/or submission. My much older brother was like that too.
I on the other hand always had anger and survival instinct instead, and remember even as a kid planning on how to use a knife in case it was needed, and going for the neck, or how to maybe escape a machete. Even being beaten nearly to death didn’t stop me from doing what I wanted, and if anything only make my anger stronger then.
I wonder what determines how one will be? At least in my anecdotal data, it seems to be genetic. But then, why is most people’s reaction to abuse fear and/or submission? Could it be thousands of years of human history, where conquering, enslavement, and pillaging led to an increased survival rate of the quiet ones passing down this trait? I’d imagine in much more ancient times, aggression against aggressors would have been more likely to have led to death after all than complacency.
And is this why we see less and less revolutions now as well, in part? Why society has become more tolerable against oppressors and injustices?
Idk. Just random thoughts had while sleepy on a really late night.
Someone on Lemmy Linux pointed out his past in detail, and I agree he was DEFINETLY going through the far right pipeline.
However, he never continued it, never delved into it farther, never pushed that crap further (the dirtiest thing was hosting I think Shapiro for meme review, which while very bad, at least didn’t keep that shit up. Do wish he’d delete the video though), and seems to have changed paths after getting into actual philosophy. He’s never been a politician who’s destroyed people’s lives or a billionaire or called for people to be harmed, either.
If we hold people like him to the same likeness of people like Musk or Shapiro etc, progressiveness will lose the cultural war to fascism. By equating any potential ally into an enemy, you only destroy your cause, and certainly only help fascists far more.
I read you’re planning on upgrading your insulation and windows, and speaking from personal experience those two things make a huge difference. They’re also somewhat expensive to do, so I’m guessing you’re planning on doing these changes within a year.
In which case, you only need this window A/C for about 2-3 months. You might as well go with the cheapest one and save the money. Just make sure to get something to seal the door too so the cold air doesn’t leak out.
Most window air conditioners come from like 4 factories anyhow. Only if you’re planning on keeping it around for years do you want to look for something specific.
Well they haven’t separated either so 🤷🏻♂️
Bras with pockets, genius!
I mean, have you seen Nintendo?
Now’s a good time to point out that the first organ transplant happened in the 1950s, and it hasn’t been even 80 years since, meaning there are not only people alive who remember a time when that didn’t exist, but also there are surgeons who may only be in their early 40s that became transplant surgeons while the first ever transplant surgeon was still alive, and may have even gotten tutelage from him.
Does that include vaccines then?
And where is the line drawn? Like what about petrochemical derived products or fuels?