nimpnin
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- Comment on Am I financially enabling child labor in 3rd world countries by buying second hand fast fashion? 2 weeks ago:
I don’t think that many people are buying shit quality products second hand
- Comment on Am I financially enabling child labor in 3rd world countries by buying second hand fast fashion? 2 weeks ago:
Well-functioning second hand markets encourage buying quality products new, cause they have resell value. If the quality is truly shit, nobody would be paying money for it, especially second hand.
- Comment on Am I financially enabling child labor in 3rd world countries by buying second hand fast fashion? 2 weeks ago:
A few thoughts:
- Depends how much money you are spending to buy those clothes. If it’s almost the same as the price as new, it makes it easier for the people who buy the clothes new to keep buying more and more stuff.
- If you aren’t spending a lot of money, this is like the opposite of fast fashion. You are making the life cycle of those clothes longer by buying them.
PS. I don’t think we should individualize things like this. A significant chunk of the clothes we buy – and other things as well – are made under miserable conditions and/or by children, and it’s very difficult to avoid all of that. It’s a systemic issue that needs to be solved on a systemic level.
- Comment on What would happen if a person proved in a lab they're gaining weight while in a verified calorie deficit? 3 weeks ago:
Yes, for example hypothyroidism
- Comment on What would happen if a person proved in a lab they're gaining weight while in a verified calorie deficit? 3 weeks ago:
They might be increasing in weight due to absorbing more water into their body
- Comment on Do old people still remember their childhood? Do people just start losing their memories and their sense of self as they get older? 4 weeks ago:
I don’t and I’m 30. Almost anything before the age of 7 and quite little between 7 and 14.
But AFAIK most people do remember quite some stuff from their childhood for the rest of their life. And forget some of course. I guess it varies.
- Comment on [deleted] 4 weeks ago:
Clearly its not universal but rather a cultural phenomenon if they were fine but you feel humiliated
- Comment on as a young person, what must one look for when it comes to finding a new country to live in? 5 weeks ago:
Apart from the obvious ones of like, getting a visa and difficulty of getting a passport, in rough order of my completely non-scientific guesstimate
- Stability, safety
- Long-term track record of employment opportunities, and pay vs cost of living. You want to be able to find a job, and not starve.
- Price and quality of government services such as healthcare, education etc.
- Language situation. As an English speaker, you’d either want to go for English speaking, or somewhere where people speak alright English but let practice their language so that you can eventually learn it. Also, see language difficulty for English speakers
- Culture and attitudes towards immigration; how difficult is it to socially integrate
- Matters of taste, would you like the culture, food, climate etc.
- Comment on Or jorkin' 2 months ago:
I had a door but that didn’t mean my mom couldn’t just walk in anytime
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
There are oral rapid tests for drugs in my country that the police use
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
- get each traffic cop one 2) there are similar devices for the rapid testing of drugs as well
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
No? This all sounds so weird to me. Breathalyzers exist.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
Do some countries really use dumb tests like this to enforce DUI laws? What?
- Comment on Its all over 2 months ago:
Good luck with that
- Comment on Its all over 2 months ago:
Maybe? Or drinking cold water after not eating anything for a long time?
- Comment on 2 months ago:
I never said anything about tackling?? Anyway, here’s the comment you replied to, localized to your dialect:
Now imagine
footballsoccer, it’s fun, social, great excercise, collaborative and you feel good afterwards. - Comment on 2 months ago:
I am talking about the most popular sport in the world, wtf are you talking about
- Comment on 2 months ago:
I’m not a fan of competitive activities or of games where I feel my physical abilities could let others down.
I think this is a misconception. There are so many groups that just gather and play amongst each other. And if you screw up, it truly does not matter. Last Sunday I was playing football with my hobby team, there was an own goal and nobody really cared.
I don’t think this is getting anywhere though. I did a lil trolling and lost the goodwill of the running evangelists.
- Comment on 2 months ago:
oh no i was talking about actual foot ball not whatever they do in the US
- Comment on 2 months ago:
Now imagine football, it’s fun, social, collaborative and you feel good afterwards.
- Comment on 2 months ago:
Never done therapy, but running is a waste of time, I can tell you that much. There are a lot of sports and other ways to excercise that are actually fun. Running is boring and pointless.
- Comment on Can we have a healthy life only with fruits or fruits and plants combined alone, and if not why? 2 months ago:
Sorry if this sounds rude, but based on your comments it seems that you’re just entering the early phase of the Dunning-Kruger curve on nutrition. Which means, you’ve started learning and are getting overly confident, despite not knowing that much in the grand scheme of things.
Don’t make big dietary changes because you just read something online. Don’t fall for fad diets. Don’t quit eating a large group of foods because they vaguely feel “unhealthy”. Learn about nutrition thoroughly, from reputable sources.
It’s good that you’re asking questions, though.
- Comment on Why is ethanol so tasty? 2 months ago:
Never heard of this and cannot relate, maybe the better phrasing would be “why do I like the taste of ethanol so much”.
- Comment on Is capitalism or consumerism at fault? 2 months ago:
Irrational customer behavior is usually manufactured by well-funded marketing departments.
- Comment on If this has been asked recently just link it no need to be mean, because I am emotionally sensitive right now. Thank you for your attention to this matter. 3 months ago:
They don’t ”have to”, they know it’s not gonna fix anything. Strategically, it’s perfect though: it only increases instability and makes the economy worse, which in turn is just further going to fuel authoritarianism.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
You might have had shitty experiences with some particular women, but generalizing that to other women is bad for both women in general and you.
- Comment on Are there communities online where artists share their art for free / donation? 3 months ago:
Free music archive freemusicarchive.org has a lot of music licensef under the various creative commons licences
- Comment on Are there communities online where artists share their art for free / donation? 3 months ago:
For photography, maybe unsplash.com ? The site is commercial and many people upload stuff for self promotion reasons, but still, most photos are available for free and under a rather permissive licence
- Comment on If you smoothened out the earth, how high would the water level be? 3 months ago:
Downvoted for the use of ridiculous units
- Comment on Did it really used to be common for guys to go to a bar every night like in Cheers or The Simpsons? 3 months ago:
Parks and libraries are really nice. Most other third places seem to want you to spend money, that’s my experience here in northern Europe anyway.