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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
I think you are right, but I think it is not the complete picture. There are several reasons I could think of: - Dating: Men are, generally speaking, expected to make the first move, which creates pressure to perform. - Work: Men are expect
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
Could be, and maybe that is also the reason for the emerging mental health crisis. Or it's the other way round. Nevertheless, if one asks: What was different say 50 to 75 years ago? Was it the smaller social reference group (you couldn
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
But why aren't females withdrawing from society? What keeps them?
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
I don't think the raw working hours matter. Do a job you love and it's much less of a burden compared to something you dread but do anyways because of social expectations.
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
It seems like this exact situation stands for much more: When failing a entrance exam and having a person tell you, that there is no point in living from now on drives you into such a despair, where you cut yourself from really basic needs
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
In my opinion the problems of sugar aren't that it's a carbohydrate (which are and should be the main energy source), it's in its metabolism: Sugar, especially without any fiber, jacks up the blood glucose levels, which are A
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
On the other hand there are the majority of people living under the same circumstances and are not getting addicted. I think there is another way of getting rid of addictions: I heard of multiple people that quit smoking form one day to ano
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
And some things take time to forget or are even impossible to forget. Even after years and years of not riding a bike you don't forget how to if you learned it in your childhood. Same with driving a manual car and later switching to au
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
But what stuff to do?
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
There is so much psychedelic research happening right now. But when will it reach patients outside of trials?
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
The question is: How long do the effects last? Does it fix something?
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
What about all the add-on apps? Are they Foss as well? Or is this a minimal open core product like Odoo?
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
They do. Of course there is still a home bias. AFAIK those stocks are traded directly on foreign exchanges.
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
Besides unneccessary expenses? I don't think so. 2000 IE should be fine, and thats with a safety margin of 2.
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
So it's the state of mental health coverage in Germany too. It's bad. Although therapy is paid for by the mandatory health insurance, there are multiple issues: Wait times of months up to three quarters of a year for a place in h
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
That does not surprise me at all. For depression there is the chronic inflammation hypothesis which states that depression is caused by subacute inflammation in the brain. Some antibiotics work as antiinflammatory agents. Although a recent
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
I would like the work environment to be like that. But honestly I think all those things are just one half of the story. He favours a quieter approach, which I could image lead to being overseen.
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
To me the theory seems to not fully explain the data, at least not the switch in phone types and instagram. IMHO it takes some time for a mental illness to form and the right circumstances are needed. It's nothing you catch like a cold
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
They can, yes. The question is, however, what their natural behaviour is. Are they generally nice people and act like jerks just to get ahead? Or are they jerks and need to keep it together with family, friends, etc? Either way, in one part
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
Maybe jerks get further ahead in life than "nice guys". Maybe they are in wealthier, more powerful and have more sex. And maybe they find person after person they can use to get ahead. But they constantly need to steer themselves
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
Isn't that the whole point of trading goods? Making the match between producer and customer? IMHO there is no added value in rolling shipping, or having inventory.
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
What's the usecase for apps like this? It seems like it is made for low complexity stuff, which I usually calculate in the fly. Anything more advanced will go into Excel.
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
I'm very surprised that radiation workers are allowed half the dose which is directly linked to cancer. Especially because you get that dose in two years, imagine how much you get over a 40 year career.
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
First of all congratulations to shipping the first MVP! And I'm glad to hear that Pijul is very alive! No need to promise anything, I was just wondering. I can't wait until Pijul escapes the nice and grows in popularity.
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
There seems to be some stagnation in pijul. I don't know if that's normal in this kind of project or if it's a indication of the future.
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
I'm not a construction engineer by any means but there are a few things I can't warp my head around. Why are they using robots at all? It seems like a pretty big hassle to construct those robots that deposit large amounts of mater
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
I was very interested in Openstack for a homelab. I tried to wrap my head around it several times. It was just too difficult. Too difficult to install. Too difficult to understand the concept with the given documentation and resources. With
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
Is there any advantage in using this over using vscode with platform.io?
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
You really think that there is enough integrity in German politics and more important in German people that they won't change course? I don't. Seeing how people follow irrational populists on the smallest expected change in their
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by funnym0nk3y 4y ago
I wouldn't say that this is a operation for global hegemony or energy dominance. It's simply about preserving political influence in Europe. Unfortunately, I must say, Europe/the EU is not capable of a proper geopolitical str

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