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I feel pretty shallow for saying this but I was hoping for information on perfectly adjusting one's backpack based on their anatomy/measurements. Who has time
by somada141 7y ago
I feel pretty shallow for saying this but I was hoping for information on perfectly adjusting one's backpack based on their anatomy/measurements.
Who has time for literary beauty when so many dumb things occupy one's mind :D
- EliRivers 7y agoSo part of this is all about you, but not in the way you wanted. You're not just a reader in this; you're part of the ensemble; did you see yourself as you read?
- somada141 7y agoI'm gonna fess up and say I didn't read it at first. Within a few seconds when I realised it wasn't about literal backpacks I checked the comments to see if anything of value is discussed. Agreed with the person before me and moved on. This is how I operate these days I'm afraid. I subconsciously attribute some vague numerical value to anything I do and should it fall under some equally vague threshold the effort is abandoned. I think the more I work as a coder the more I allow my behaviour to become algorithmic :D
- Dowwie 7y agoThere's nothing shallow about this. If you are carrying 75 pounds on your back for 7 days, you had better size a pack that fits your dimensions and then pack it according to best practices. Why experience unnecessary pain and discomfort? Do it right.
- barryhoodlum 7y agoIn the context of the article, it is shallow.
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- 781 7y agoYou have to read this in the key of the "tortured artist" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tortured_artist https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tortured_artist