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- Comment on Australians banned social media. Now they are worried about teenagers going outside with e-bikes 4 days ago:
I’ve already committed to doing better for the next generation. They don’t deserve to suffer like I did, and neither did I
- Comment on Australians banned social media. Now they are worried about teenagers going outside with e-bikes 4 days ago:
It’s the latter, of course. I literally can’t afford to go out anywhere near regularly
- Comment on Australians banned social media. Now they are worried about teenagers going outside with e-bikes 4 days ago:
These bills say that yes this counts
- Comment on Australians banned social media. Now they are worried about teenagers going outside with e-bikes 4 days ago:
If you read any age verification law, you see they’re always so.broad anything web 2.0 falls under the definition
- Comment on Australians banned social media. Now they are worried about teenagers going outside with e-bikes 4 days ago:
Honestly 1000 W would be nice for going up steep hills. My 500 W one struggles on the one on my commute
- Comment on Australians banned social media. Now they are worried about teenagers going outside with e-bikes 4 days ago:
Statistically kids these days are better behaved
- Comment on Australians banned social media. Now they are worried about teenagers going outside with e-bikes 4 days ago:
The essential distinguishing factor.between who.is and who isn’t given adult rights isn’t developmental psychology, it’s weather you cam get away with denying them rights
- Comment on Australians banned social media. Now they are worried about teenagers going outside with e-bikes 4 days ago:
It’s definitely on purpose
- Comment on Australians banned social media. Now they are worried about teenagers going outside with e-bikes 4 days ago:
It’s fucking disgusting. I have every part of this abusive shit. We have to fight back
- Comment on Australians banned social media. Now they are worried about teenagers going outside with e-bikes 4 days ago:
Radical, yet reasonable.
- Comment on Australians banned social media. Now they are worried about teenagers going outside with e-bikes 4 days ago:
They’re not allowed to have any sort of freedom anywhere, online or off. That’s the point of all these evil laws and that’s why we must resist
- Comment on Praise Be 4 days ago:
Also many of The other denominations too
- Comment on My feelings on the Super Bowl 4 days ago:
This one looks like a long runner. It feels a bit repetitive though
- Comment on Bet 4 days ago:
This happens to me a lot
- Comment on it's true 5 days ago:
That makes sense with the technology of the time but I imagine that’s probably changing
- Comment on it's true 5 days ago:
I always wondered why we don’t do more polyculture ag
- Comment on Work smarter, not harder 1 week ago:
I was the lead engineer behind the graphite tips rods at Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant and I helped Boeing design MCAS for the 737 max
- Comment on Do it for your country's debt! 1 week ago:
It’s not a conspiracy that’s openly what it’s for
- Comment on Do it for your country's debt! 1 week ago:
College is way too expensive to pay for yourself
- Comment on Do it for your country's debt! 1 week ago:
not as much anymore. it’s hard enough for a grown adult to have a 20 year old car and an entry level service industry job, which I hear from boomers is what they could afford with a part time job in high school.
some teens still work but usually only if their families really need the money. middle class teens are told to laser focus on college resume padding, so grades and extracurricular are what they end up doing. parents worry that a job will distract from algebra homework, and football or marching band looks better to prestigious colleges than McDonalds (non adult directed activities aren’t counted at all)
I didn’t get my first job until after I dropped out of college
- Comment on Bunch of lads 1 week ago:
Xi is in the files, though
- Comment on How do you build and cultivate revolutionary optimism, given what's happening in the US? 4 weeks ago:
They’re rather lose than change
- Comment on How do you build and cultivate revolutionary optimism, given what's happening in the US? 4 weeks ago:
There is no chance president newsom or whatever snake they pick will abolish ICE. Bet on even more funding. Basic pattern recognition from the last several Administrations shows us this is the most likely outcome
- Comment on How do you build and cultivate revolutionary optimism, given what's happening in the US? 4 weeks ago:
People are fighting back and it seems like it’s working
- Comment on Good night sweet prince 4 weeks ago:
So why is it still a feature?
- Comment on Mom with the real questions 5 weeks ago:
I heard that a lot of that stuff had lead in it, making it useless for eating with
- Comment on Mom with the real questions 5 weeks ago:
Stanley cups are just cups that people are way too excited about for some reason. Anime figurines, depends on if.they like the anime too. If not, they’re not worth anything. Retro consoles are cool but there are emulators
- Comment on Mom with the real questions 5 weeks ago:
I feel like it wouldn’t even be hard to make small appliances or even major appliances that were designed with repairability first, we just need somebody to hurry up and design such a thing and get the parts manufactured
- Comment on Mom with the real questions 5 weeks ago:
That makes sense. I suppose it’s similar to me buying an anime figurine but at least I’m not under any pretense it’s going to be worth something someday and it’s up in the air whether anyone want to inherit it. It kind of sucks how much marketing has manufactured stuff out of thin air that we’re all just supposed to go with despite it being totally artificial.
- Comment on Mom with the real questions 5 weeks ago:
it’s furniture adapted to the different needs we have. little space, frequent moving. cheap furniture that only has to last until the next change in space usage renders it obsolete