That’s the neat part: they don’t!

I’m just glad that renewable energy will make us independent from middle eastern oil eventually. maybe then the bloodshed can end.

thanks!

what is their concept of hell?

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Das ist nicht gut.

ok i guess then it’s just my personal experience that Israeli struggles get highlighted more.

it seems to me as if we’re mostly seeing videos about Israel getting hit in the news.

That matters because it distorts public perception: It makes it seem as if mean Iran is bombing Israel, while in fact it is also true that Israel is bombing Iran. It’s about proportional reporting of facts.

As always, the article primarily gives the view as seen from Israel, Tel Aviv; But where is the view from Iran?

I’m probably the only person i know irl that wants to have kids. Every one of my colleagues is rather against it, and i totally understand them. Economic difficulties, environmental protection, …

Yet i do feel like having kids would be nice. I’d definitely love them. That’s all i need to know.

if you eliminate money, people and small communities will come up with their own money. all it would do is fragment the market, which btw i’m not a-priori against.

what if it pools in the sea?

Lots of social-cultural issues make for great distractions from actual economic measures while also ensuring infighting among the population! so they get nothing done.

nope. boomers still behave the same way on the internet when they’re using their real name. it’s really more the screen/lack of physicality that seems to do it.

it actually made sense back in the medieval day when contraception wasn’t a thing and “marriage” was a legal contract that guaranteed that the kids would get fed. nowadays it’s just a habit out-of-time.

Reading the article, that dude just sounds like a sad person with no true hope in life.

Nevertheless, she said, Leto kept calling her, “always at one, two, three AM”. “And the conversations turned sexual. He’d ask things like: ‘Have you ever had a boyfriend? Have you ever sucked a dick?’” she told Air Mail.

Sounds like a drunk alcoholic.

physical distance might not stop you from sending an email, but it can stop an attacker from coercing you into sending that data.

unifying against a common enemy is easy as long as that enemy is easily identified. i propose the top 1% wealth-hoarders the target.

fun fact: in the US, the top 1% each have $10 million or more. that makes it easy to remember, and easy to point to.

50% of teachers are sadists, though. unfortunately.

something similar happened at my school. you could read all the other student’s user profiles through the file explorer. it was useless though because the students had no interesting stuff stored on their profiles (i checked). when i finally told a teacher, he tried to act as if he hadn’t heard, because he correctly guessed that it would mean more work for him (to fix the insecure system). i would have been really excited if you could have accessed teacher’s profiles that way, though.