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- Comment on To honor his disabled son, his father made a tombstone of him rising from his wheelchair. 5 days ago:
Such a shit shitpost, good job even failing at shitposting
- Comment on foil 6 days ago:
The severity of the problem doesn’t exist in Europe…
Such a useless discussion this is.
- Comment on foil 6 days ago:
Of course it’s not exclusive to the US?
What do you mean with being naive about drugs? I don’t think in Europe we’re naive about it, we know there’s addiction here as well but we take care of them as fellow human beings instead of excluding them from society and making the situation worse.
- Comment on May not buff out 6 days ago:
Car blood
- Comment on foil 6 days ago:
Yes some people are just assholes, that is true. The point is there’s several times more assholes per capita in the US.
O, crack users I mean of course.
- Comment on foil 6 days ago:
“Having heard from someone” this or that is a whole different category than the extent of the drug problems in the US.
- Comment on foil 6 days ago:
Of course we do, but at least in Western Europe we take better care of them. There’s generally social welfare programs, shelters, etc. In Amsterdam there’s shelters where they can safely use crack so they have access to clean supplies.
The question “like we DON’T have” is kind of silly. It’s about how predominant the problem is, not whether we also have a couple.
The US has several times the crack user per capita compared to Europe, depending on where in Europe.
- Comment on foil 1 week ago:
It’s ok, be glad you’re clearly too European to get this. Leave the Americans to deal with their problems
- Comment on Thanks, little buddies. 1 week ago:
There’s variety of demodex that eat sebum (face grease) and another eats dead skin cells.
So I guess, logically, if you got rid of them you’d have greasy skin with dead skin cells. Or at least the balance on your face ecosystem would be disturbed.
- Comment on perplexing 1 week ago:
Context really matters.
Although I agree these people are just annoying in most cases, not all disagreement is equally valid. In too many discussions today, facts get dismissed as “that’s just, like, your opinion, man.” Facts really should change your mind when explained well.
It’s frustrating how predominant this anti-intellectualism has become.
- Comment on Before the revolution 1 week ago:
Well yes, being the most powerful country in the world you get a lot of blame. I wonder why?
- Comment on Schadenfreude 3 weeks ago:
What does this have to do with Schadenfreude? I mean I guess we all feel some form of schadenfreude when looking at the US right now. But what does this post have to do with that?
- Comment on AI generated image of average Reddit meet up 1 month ago:
Worn-out subs, Worn-out faces…
- Comment on vacation 1 month ago:
It should help with developing a more healthy perception of reality, isn’t that enough?
- Comment on Test ride 2 months ago:
Funny that this bicycle thief still has such faith in humanity that he trusts you to not ride off with the bike
- Comment on Killing the intellectual future of Iran. Science has no borders. 3 months ago:
How does “bombing back to the stone ages” help establish a democracy?
That IS super nieve.
- Comment on Hooch! 3 months ago:
It is the only liverwort that does this. No need to check on other liverwort species. You can leave them be.
- Comment on That's how the world works. 3 months ago:
Haha, are you speaking from your own practical experience, in which you failed and decided to buy canned food instead?
It’s not easy, but it’s not impossible either. It depends on your circumstances.
And there’s an in between as well: grow some of your own food and buy canned foods as well. Or share a garden with people who know what they’re doing.
- Comment on Wonder what their cousins liked to snack on... 3 months ago:
Yes I guess these cravings are part of the “reptilian brain” in humans as well.
- Comment on Wonder what their cousins liked to snack on... 3 months ago:
So they go around eating plants they don’t know to see if they like them and get a craving for them later? Doesn’t seem very crocodile-like
- Comment on Wonder what their cousins liked to snack on... 3 months ago:
Interesting! But how do we know the crocs eat the fruit specifically as mineral or fibre supplement and not just for sustenance or for the fun of death rolling a pumpkin?
And how do the crocs know which fruit to eat? I guess for them to eat anything with the intention of being provided with minerals or fibre they need to know their fruits? And how do the scientists know about this?
I have so many questions.
- Comment on Don't text me when i'm alkylating shit 3 months ago:
Good job! Now it is both a reply and not a reply
- Comment on Ray is basic. 3 months ago:
We are more of a symbiont than we care to admit with more than half of our cells being non-human
- Comment on Ray is basic. 3 months ago:
Obnoxious creatures they are, always trying to take the shine from mosses. Mosses don’t need symbiosis because they’re perfectly able to survive harsh conditions by themselves. There’s been hardly a need to change their perfect designs for millions of years.
Lichens just make new symbiotic relationships whenever they feel like it. They’re a promiscuous lot. Promiscuous scabs on a rock.
- Comment on Ray is basic. 3 months ago:
That’s debatable, most sources estimate mosses to have been there before lichens. It’s all estimations spanning millions of years of course.
Mosses have leaves with chlorophyll though! Way more interesting in the context of there being trees or not. Lichens are just scabs on a rock.
- Comment on Ray is basic. 3 months ago:
Who are these people?
- Comment on Ray is basic. 3 months ago:
Maybe it feels counter-intuitive to some that sharks were there before trees…
But I hope it is intuitive that there was water long before there was soil? Then it’s just a small step to realize life in water has had a much longer time to develop.
- Comment on ard 4 months ago:
I’m no expert at this, but it seems to be the suffix here is ‘tard’ not ‘ard’, coming from Latin.
The root already has tard in it, from Latin retardare. It also has the word tard in it, French for late. Retard also means late in French.
Does anyone here know? It also had me wondering.
- Comment on [deleted] 4 months ago:
I’m not commenting on people staying on topic, I’m saying the topic is always celebrities with you guys. No matter who started it.
- Comment on [deleted] 4 months ago:
I don’t think it’s a stretch to comment on Americans always making things about celebrities and influencers, even if there is many facets to war.
This is the facet on the war, of which there are many, that the posts and the commenter highlight and I’m commenting on it because I find the talk of “bloodthirst” and “sad there’s innocent people killed, better take some of those influencers with them” appalling.