lots of people will have different opinions about this, and many will disagree with me, but i think the inherent problem in today’s world is progress itself.

progress brings with it all bad things. it makes people greedy, because now suddenly there’s something to gain. it makes people fierce and fiery and competitive, and suddenly your life isn’t chill anymore but you have to do something, you have to work a job, because otherwise your neighbors are gonna complain about you being a lazy slob and not contributing to society somewhat, and suddenly you’ll find yourself surrounded by angry cousins in your peaceful back-yard that you thought was yours, because they’ll demand that you work (just like everyone else), and “who doesn’t work doesn’t deserve to eat” and all that.

truly, progress is like the atlantic, it might bring us to a shiny new place but the journey itself is wild and fearsome. what i’m saying is that the best way to stay out of trouble is to never have left the ocean in the first place, probably.

eat more fiber

i think this might be a case of the “nonthreatening toyboy”. girls will routinely pick out the least serious boy in the room to be their “boyfriend” for fun.

or maybe the absurdity of the situation just fried their brain’s circuit breakers. (you can see this sometime when an extremely unfavorable trait that is toxic in low doses suddenly makes you successful in extremely high dosages. just look at trump. no sane person could behave like that and get away with it. yet, if it’s concentrated enough, it somehow seems to stack and snowball.)

nah imagine that was your clothing.

“hey i have been wearing my clothing for months(?) and recently they started to smell so bad that my gf complains about it. what do?”

“normally clothes shouldn’t stink like that as long as you follow proper hygiene routines. try showering more often, anon”

is clearly bullshit. stuff just starts smelling after a while, either wash it or (if you can’t wash it) throw it out and buy it anew.

worth considering to put a pillow on your chair, so in case it starts smelling, only that pillow smells and not the whole chair.

That’s why it’s called analysis

hate makes people feel strong, so people love to hate on stuff.

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fuck that buzzword of “innovation”, it’s just corpo-talk.

and also fuck the personality cult around habeck. haven’t we learned nothing from history? no personality-cults.

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what would you say is “screwing them over the most” in the past few decades?

nuclear energy only contributed about 10% of the total energy consumption of germany though.

https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/energy-mix?stackMode=relative&country=~DEU&source=total&metric=by_source

the default place, aka. USA

central valley

USA?

£120 food

that is … very low? i spend 300€ on food each month

also what is “175 council tax”?

also damn, “900 mortgage” (for 2 people) each month? that’s surprisingly affordable.

because it was never real. Market cap is not the same as cash

btw cash is no more real than company shares. both are paper and numbers in a database.

fyi tourists go to cafes and pay 4€ for a coffee. meanwhile i grab mine from the supermarket which costs 0,80€

it is possible to pay less; people just don’t care.

did you know: plastic is a glass, and so is butter.

batteries haven’t been built in the past because they weren’t needed, but they’re being built today (look up sodium-ion batteries) and they’re cheap and effective.

btw the reason why denmark and germany are building so many wind turbines is mostly because they’re so far north.

see my other reply in this thread

basically it doesn’t move the moon closer, but it makes the Earth rotate slower. that’s where the energy comes from.

basically the tides transfer angular momentum from the Earth to the moon.

actually, the moon gains angular momentum from the tidal movement that it causes, and that’s what makes it move further away. the reason is that it takes Earth about 1 day to rotate once around its axis, but it takes the moon 28 days to rotate once around Earth’s axis. so Earth has a higher angular velocity, and the tidal movement tries to reduce that difference to make the two tidally locked eventually. ironically, this process transfers angular momentum to the moon (to speed it up), which makes it move further away and thus the angular velocity actually decreases. yeah, orbital mechanics is weird.

(btw this is not a joke. it’s really that way, difficult to comprehend i know).