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I don't think people would take on more debt after being freed from current debt. Usually, the debt that is the most crushing is student, medical, mortgage debt-- it's unlikely people just go on to sign themselves up for more of t
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This can happen even with small numbers of managers. It only takes one territorial or poorly-communicating asshole to fracture a broader organizer. If anything, a small number of managers exaggerates the damage that one bad manager can do.
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I think Hollywood is doing great. I also think Football players are doing pretty well for themselves. Maybe tech can work like that instead?
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I think nearly everyone should learn how to manage their virtual environment on a technical level but idk about full on coding. Just being able to attach documents to an email or wrangle proper MFA and/or password management would be a
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I'm really confused by this post because we don't have good solutions to degrading plastic that I'm aware of?
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No, that's not the case for many insurance companies. My insurance company only qualified surgery if you had a qualifying health condition. If you were just obese you didn't qualify.
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No. I was literally charged full price just for consulting with my family doctor about my weight. The doctor at the time referred me to a nutritionist; the nutritionist coverage was further denied because I had no qualifying health conditio
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I don't think there's a fat-hate "movement" tbh. I think it's always been popular to make fun of fat people. Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone had a fat child be described as neglected, spoiled, and a bu
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It seems myopic that the author apparently learned nothing from any other class applies to their software work. The ability to critically assess the language, tone, rhetoric, etc. from written communication remains one of my most useful ski
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Also add that these tools have to obey the political stance of what the education system should be teaching, based on the geography of the student. So the AI needs to be intelligent enough to do the "war of northern aggression" sh
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Doesn't matter. I asked how significantly overweight I had to be to have access and the insurance company told me there's no weight-- it's purely obesity related health condition only. Theoretically also I could be 10 lbs ove
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When I was fat, my insurance wouldn't cover any weight loss procedure (including just visiting my primary physician to discuss my options for weight loss-- a lovely $250 surprise) because I had no obesity-related health problems (heart
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What do you mean? I've bought sola bread in the past and it... functioned exactly as bread in a sandwich. I just preferred larger sourdough slices so I stopped but it functioned the exact same as bread.
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No one's brought up keto bread?
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do you have a recommended lettuce variety? Most of them crumble away before I can use them.
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I'm baffled by the notion of 500 cals just in bread. I make sandwiches at home with large sourdough slices, and that's 180 cal for the bread. [The meat is 90 cal, the cheese is 100 cal.] This is a hearty sandwich and I have no sat
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I'm actually curious about this: if that's true, why do hospitals still do low-salt diets for critical heart disease patients?
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The poster in question said you were ignorant and linked to multiple places to give you more context. edited: the below sections refers to something that has been edited out I understand that it might feel harsh, but to me, it looks like yo
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> But one of Van Hooser’s biggest pushes is to make the university’s invisible population feel seen. He encourages scientists to name animal workers in meeting posters and publications. He also invites researchers to visit animal facilit
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I think you're misunderstanding the parent poster: You don't have to be intentionally hostile to perpetuate harmful and ignorant falsehoods. In fact the parent poster states they don't believe you're intentionally perpet
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I think you're misunderstanding the realistic state of child influencers. These children have no guarantee of access to any money they "earn", and also the chance of earning that much is quite low. Just like most influencers,
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I'm literally currently existing in such an immigrant town. We do not have open borders. We have poorly and inconsistently enforced border patrols, which is completely different. I'm not saying there isn't a problem, I'm
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We do not have de-facto open borders, and this is a huge exaggeration. Immigrants are turned away all the time for all manner of arbitrary reasons. Just because there are large numbers of undocumented people in the country doesn't mean
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I believe one of the difficult parts of these bot posts is: - there isn't a lot of $$$ in squashing them, since it lowers engagement numbers (engagement inflated by bots is still engagement) - the cost of hammering down on a real user
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More importantly, assuming that children are born owing their parents anything leads to deeply unhealthy societal outcomes: - This enables abusive parenting styles and forces adult children to need to unlearn this lie in order to come to te
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The concern isn't that these children will be raped or that pedophiles will rape them. It's much more subtle: these are children who are taught from a young age to be exploited. They are taught not to have boundaries with strange
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TBH I agree with you that we shouldn't forbid children from wearing standard amounts of clothing (i.e. not much) to go swimming due to creeps existing generally in the world. I'm talking about intentionally filming one's own
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This article unfortunately doesn't cover a much darker part of the TikTok children: exploitation of the children for the titillation of online creepers. The Some Place Under Neith podcast goes into this extensively [their "Parasoc
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https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/108602660933816... - "Slaughterhouses and Increased Crime Rates: An Empirical Analysis of the Spillover From “The Jungle” Into the Surrounding Community"
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I desperately would prefer the newest generation devote their time to becoming fully educated citizens that will shepherd society forward as I retire. I do not want the newest generation having entering adult undereducated and already disab
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