In scotland I would have no fuckin idea where to get it lol
In scotland I would have no fuckin idea where to get it lol
seems like it would be hard to track down to me but idk
I know some who have managed to hold down successful careers despite their habit. I wonder how many hidden “functional” users there are
Someone got fired making an “inspirational” Andrew Tate inspired speech on slack about how depression doesn’t actually exist. This was on a company wide channel about promoting/raising awareness for mental health issues. Two comments prior someone had described in heartbreaking detail how their stepchild had committed suicide last year.
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The phrase “absolutely decimated” annoys me since to decimate has a really exact definition of shedding 10% of something
I have some empathy I remember posting on /r/drugs when I was 16 too…
Prime of Miss Jean Brodie is probably what I’ll remember her best for
Man you had a lot more effort to dedicate to this guy than me lol
I wonder when he’ll realise that everyone he’s been rude to was basically agreeing with him
I thought her husband took a lot of the credit at the time. Might be mistaken about that though.
I like any of the Nujabes albums. He makes chilled, mainly instrumental, hip hop music.
Could also add Marie Curie in there. I didn’t realise until recently that there is a lot of controversy over France “claiming her achievements” since she was born and educated in Poland.
Have enjoyed memes pointing out that a character who is a diddler named Diddy could have been written by Hideo Kojima.
I have a gentoo desktop but for a convenient middle ground just put Debian on my laptop. It’s stable, things just work out of the box, maintainers/devs are competent, they haven’t drunk the snap/flatpack kool-aid…
Switching to Testing is always an option but I’ve not found the need to do that yet when I can install programs from a deb package or just compile from source and install it in ~/.bin in my home directory.
lol we get it you like drugs
No, that’s just your opinion.
I don’t think there is a correct answer to the question you are posing. You asked for people’s opinions and I gave you mine.
Sustainable growth is popular but we are going to need to invest in unpalatable energy sources like nuclear power in order to power it. We also need to make sure recycling actually happens as opposed to local authorities shipping the materials overseas for “processing” (i.e. being dumped or burned).
Human populations tend to decline as an economy becomes more advanced and people are able to plan their families. We are already seeing population growth stagnating much more quickly than expected in countries like China. That will cause demographic challenges so we are going to need to rethink how we manage immigration so it can happen sustainably with public consent.
Lastly, increasing economic output doesn’t necessarily mean consuming more resources. If a country becomes more productive, by for example integrating a new technology, then you can increase output with the same or fewer resources.
This sounds extremely plausible. I am culinarily challenged.