yep. I’m just tired of people not recognizing the very real dangers of desk jobs and long hours. look at any engineering department and you’ll see fat guys that can’t move, and seemingly healthy people with issues.

yes, we’re not about to cut our fingers off at our desk. but being at your desk for 50+ hours a week has real consequences on your body, that have very real effects on your life outside of work. and you need to know about that and handle it.

it’s an unpleasant ethical question

where is the line for what is acceptable for the greater good? how many others would you let die to save one child?

when only one side plays by stricter morals, the game is unfair

yes

is this an american thing?

the path to get to “shopping preferences” is different for me than the article says, and then it just has three sections with no contents. clothing & shoes, interests, pets — none have any info in them

my '08 (that a bought a '12 to replace) is a rusty pos that needs a lot of high-mileage maintenance and regular maintenance (rusty af everything, gas tank is gonna start leaking soon, pretty much the entire suspension is shot, power steering starting to leak, some sort of engine issues that I’m not sure what exactly is causing it, rusty exhaust headers causing some of the engine issues), but since I can’t get any money for it, I’m not sure when exactly I’m going to get rid of it. might as well keep it around until I know for sure I don’t want to fix it

sorry I should have added the alternative option of “is ignorant of the fact and should be expected to be able to figure that out”

if somebody won’t think of how their actions affect others, fuck them.

anyone that bought a cybertruck did so knowing full well that it’s a giant “fuck everybody but me” vehicle

I have no sympathy for them. their victims, yes. the owner, not at all.