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dnndevem
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dnndevem
6y ago
Agreed, there is something unique about church. Maybe the spiritual and emotional aspect is too intertwined to separate. It is very easy to confuse emotions (i.e. feeling good about something) with spirituality when the two are very differe
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dnndevem
6y ago
Like most things in life: You must be motivated by a need or really enjoy it. As you, sport do neither for me. As you get older working out will be more of a need and you find a good group of workout buddies and maybe a friend or two.
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dnndevem
6y ago
I dont know of any place of worship (christianity in particular) that is unwelcome to atheists. unitarians simply take the parts they like from every religion to form another.
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dnndevem
6y ago
There is no 'more church' if your an atheist. Social aspects of church are no different than that of a sports club, etc... Church is foremost for worship and social second, third, etc... Some people are not particularly social at
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dnndevem
6y ago
A park nearby has installed workout equipment along the trails. Basic outdoor swing-set type stuff but a real bummer when you want to enjoy natural scenery. Most parts of the trail are concrete slabs now instead of dirt...
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dnndevem
6y ago
I disagree people want less privacy. I certainly want more places to walk and exercise but not more people. Its a-shame some parks look like outdoor gyms. Keep it clean, safe and natural.
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6y ago
Food in other countries is so much better and cheaper. We stayed in Mexico for a few months (not saying I want to live there) and food was all organic and dollars. A bag of about 15 avocados cost $1-$2 dollars. In the US that will buy you
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dnndevem
6y ago
This is so true and absolutely correct. The issue though is not gathering our data (progress) its comparing it against they're engineering drawing etc.. that are constantly changing on a file share that we never know about. You want i
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dnndevem
6y ago
I should also mention, we dont eat out / order in food. our budget is probably not much higher than most once you factor in the restaurant/takeout/food delivery budget.
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dnndevem
6y ago
You can use something such as awair ( https://www.getawair.com/ ) to track your indoor air quality (voc's, etc.). In the first few weeks of owning one we realized if we leave our bedroom door open the CO2 is much lower w
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dnndevem
6y ago
Any furniture we buy we always leave it out in the sun as long as possible to off-gas (release toxins) then leave it in the garage for a few weeks to further loose that new 'furniture' smell of chemical.
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dnndevem
6y ago
Its insane. I always hear that level of chemical is so low it has no negative effect on a person. But you add up all the low levels of toxic chemicals and they add up to something significant! Pesticides, detergents, personal products such
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dnndevem
6y ago
There must be a better way. I work on a project that does lidar scanning now to track construction progress and its a beast. Keeping up with the latest data is a huge problem (and this is not a tech problem, its a people problem). Issues ar