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by earlINmeyerkeg 7y ago
Morning routines blow. That's why I switched over to the evening. I prefer it mostly because I like to sleep too, but mostly because I hate wasting a morning on a stressful activity. Mornings are quite possibly the most relaxing part o
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by earlINmeyerkeg 7y ago
I used to exercise in the morning but I've found it so depressing because I have to get up super early to do it. Also my muscles aren't as limber either so stretching is difficult. The downside to exercising in the evening is it&#
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by earlINmeyerkeg 7y ago
Can someone explain to me how bombing Iran benefits the US financially? I mean this is on HN so does that mean they have some Shia AI that we can benefit from?
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by earlINmeyerkeg 7y ago
I personally cannot give up myself for a relationship. Meeting with friends sure, but marriage and kids? I'd rather have a hobby. I know there is the whole mindset that "it's different when they're your kids" howeve
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by earlINmeyerkeg 7y ago
You're right. I think I personally just get so incredibly upset with people who always look toward the past or are just mortified of change. I associate the sadness with their fear of change.
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by earlINmeyerkeg 7y ago
That only exists on a generational level. The generations born afterward will never know about it, and therefore not care because it wasn't embedded in their cultural perspective. It's like taking a childs binky away. Over time, y
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by earlINmeyerkeg 7y ago
There are dairy co-ops where I live that do this sort of thing. That's why they're so huge. However the small ma and pop ones that have local well known businesses charge an arm and a leg for half a gallon of milk. Yeah sorry, I&#
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by earlINmeyerkeg 7y ago
We need to consult the chart!
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by earlINmeyerkeg 7y ago
Yeah I was gonna say this too. Part of the point of making the process convoluted is to sort of "vet" the people who want to peddle nonsense, and people who legitimately understand how things react with the human body.
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by earlINmeyerkeg 7y ago
1 word: Lobbyists Law - you have to pass the bar Accounting - you need to be a CPA (although mostly for a specific career path) Surgery - do you really want some schmuck performing an operation solely from a 2 month school that teaches how
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by earlINmeyerkeg 7y ago
You can definitely do the stuff yourself. The difficulty in it is setting your own goals, sticking to them, and trying to do it all yourself. It's dreadfully hard most days especially since there is literally no reward for it whatsoeve
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by earlINmeyerkeg 7y ago
The greatest innovation in the history of mankind was a land consolidation. It took what 100 peasants all making enough food for subsistence living to 100 peasants be able to make enough food for thousands of people. It's not sad, it&#
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by earlINmeyerkeg 7y ago
The single thing that keeps me from sticking with KeePassX is simply because it doesn't have the auto-type feature. I love that it's open source and works on all OS, but that is such a convenient hotkey that it's hard to give
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by earlINmeyerkeg 7y ago
Well define "work"? It essentially is just self reflection which honestly holds no value unless you do something about it. I honestly believe there are just way too many people who associate meditation with making your life better
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by earlINmeyerkeg 7y ago
I mean I totally agree with your second paragraph, however I've found that protestant "mega churches" are typically the better ones for that simply because they are FAR more open minded to different interpretations, and have
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by earlINmeyerkeg 7y ago
"Turn to christ for prayer" I thought this was going to be a joke at first. Just remove that part and swap it with "meditation" because that's all it is. Meditating (prayer to jesus) is completely worthless, spoken
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by earlINmeyerkeg 7y ago
Can you call it a good idea in hindsight if you acknowledged it was a waste?
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by earlINmeyerkeg 7y ago
I'll never understand zoning laws. 9/10 it's just NIMBY complaining that your house is better or worse than theirs.
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by earlINmeyerkeg 7y ago
Yes and I'm not denying that. Also the midwest hasn't seen radical overvaluation of property that the coastal areas do. Since demand is so high there, the value of the property is not determined upon is "worth," but on s
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by earlINmeyerkeg 7y ago
The reason midwestern cities hardly have housing bubbles like the coastal areas do is because old housing is cheap and competes with renting. Landlords can't afford to not be lenient. Although the only change I wish to see is that tena
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by earlINmeyerkeg 7y ago
Well obviously at the end of the world, SOMEONE has gotta bring HN back online!