Shellofbiomatter
@Shellofbiomatter@lemmus.org
- Comment on The bosses are never going to just hand workers a 32 hour workweek. 6 days ago:
From the perspective with decent workers rights in EU and I’m not against the reforms or improved payment.
Excluding capitalisms exploitation. Work does have a nice bonus of forcing a fixed structure and a simple goal. Those can be rather beneficial.
From personal experience, i do start to slowly drift towards depression during my mandatory 2 week vacations as oftentimes there just isn’t anything to do and i tend to doomscroll way too much. Nighttime sleep goes to shit and day-night cycle starts to shift. Sometimes even the 1 week vacation can be hard to manage.
Usually i do try to counter it by planning some home renovation for that time to keep me active.
- Comment on Here's the things no one wants to tell you about AI 6 days ago:
- No, you can’t have sex with it
Well thats the main problem. As soon as they crack this one AI will become the next big thing.
- Comment on when my ex's dad told him this, this is unironically what i thought about 2 weeks ago:
Good point.
- Comment on when my ex's dad told him this, this is unironically what i thought about 2 weeks ago:
The “Hell yeah” is a good one, but that actually raises a question. I used the same observational method to reach to my congratulation statement. Which, in the light of this new information, makes me wonder. Do most people around me want to fuck their friends partners?
Though more likely just a cultural difference. I doubt that most people would want to fuck their friends partners.
- Comment on when my ex's dad told him this, this is unironically what i thought about 2 weeks ago:
Good point, I’ll keep the grandkids one for closer friends and you’re recommendations for everyone else. Thank you.
- Comment on when my ex's dad told him this, this is unironically what i thought about 2 weeks ago:
Wouldn’t that be more for just meeting a new person? Kinda lacking the congratulating the friend part?
- Comment on when my ex's dad told him this, this is unironically what i thought about 2 weeks ago:
That’s a good one. Most definitely going to use it next time.
- Comment on when my ex's dad told him this, this is unironically what i thought about 2 weeks ago:
I have congratulated quite a few friends like that, without knowing there’s a deeper meaning to it.
Like what else am i supposed to say when a friend finally gets a GF?
- Comment on wanna have a perfectly healthy guy take 1 recreationally so i can use him as a human dildo for hours 2 weeks ago:
Well, nothing isn’t stopping you already.
It’s not actually the penis itself that’s doing the guiding. That thing is a separate function that can align up with the brain circuitry guiding it. It’s the brain circuitry behind it that’s making you do all those things. The penis not functioning doesn’t remove the drive and that’s why there are boner pills.
- Comment on New strat about to happen 🚨 2 weeks ago:
Can he finally remove the insane level of lockdown to grant root access to change different parameters in the brain?
Like even just changing processing priority or dopamine generation from it?
Just changing basic settings? Why the hell do the settings have to be so locked down? Security issues? - Comment on Innovation 2 weeks ago:
I doubt it, but personally i did find it to be a really uncomfortable position for a watch and required odd twisting of the arm to see the face of the watch and i constantly hit it on every single surface.
I fixed it by wearing the watch on the inner side of my wrist. Much more comfortable and convenient to check the time.
- Comment on What are some good nutrition/medical channels on youtube and instagram that you would recommend to a family member? 3 weeks ago:
DR. Layne Norton, mostly for interpreting different studies better and pointing out the misinformation and what’s wrong with what some of the influencers say.
Ben Carpenter for the positive mental health side of dieting.
I’d add in Sean Nalewanyj and Fazlifts for the lifting/training side as well, because dieting and training go hand in hand, everyone should do it and it’s filled with as much misinformation as nutrition space.
- Comment on Don't blink 3 weeks ago:
There’s a fix for that.
- Comment on Some folks might call me a dreamer 3 weeks ago:
"Hope is the first step on a road to disappointment"
- Comment on Google will begin punishing sites for back button hijacking in June 3 weeks ago:
Almost, Bing is 10,5% on PC and 0,72% on mobile. So there’s a considerable number of people not changing the default on PC.
- Comment on Google will begin punishing sites for back button hijacking in June 3 weeks ago:
No, it’s still the most popular search engine by a long margin.
83% of the searches that happen on PC are done with google and 95% of the searches done on mobile are done with google.
- Comment on Did games really get more costly to make? 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on Hee Hee Ho Ho Ha Ha 3 weeks ago:
In addition the physical direct aspect of the wall building. At least for me any manufacturing job suits exactly because at the end of the day there’s a literal physical representation of what i did. Later going to the store and having the recognition when seeing something i made.
There was no such connection when trying out office jobs or basically anything else besides manufacturing. Just doing some completely meaningless task the whole day and best case scenario is some random numbers going up.
So while manufacturing is physically tiring, office jobs are soul sucking and client service is just hell in all aspects.
- Comment on normulize leguana 4 weeks ago:
Completely fair and yeah that will most definitely happen
- Comment on normulize leguana 4 weeks ago:
And you should be able to do it in a properly controlled manner and as safely as possible.
- Comment on normulize leguana 4 weeks ago:
Well they already are enhanced, just not busted. With most steroids we already know how long it takes for those to flush out of the system, oddly one of the most studied part and the improvements gotten from enhanced training can be maintained to a degree.
Though i was more on the personal use part. Getting cleaner and actually known substances, as some drugs are rarer but still popular thus those can be laced with other less popular drugs, is going to be better.
Yeah the research part is good as well as currently user experiences and a handful of papers are used to mitigate the negative side effects of steroids which can have flaws and breaks down completely if the affirmationd drug isn’t what it’s supposed to be. - Comment on normulize leguana 4 weeks ago:
At that point the deeper research into the substances would be beneficial. As the side effects are proportional to dosing, the damage can be mitigated and with better and actual research into it is helpful in dealing with those side effects.
And as with other drugs, which can be harmful as well and addictive. People are still going to get those, just with worse quality, less certainty that it is the actual substance and needing to rely on bro science to counteract any harmful effects.
- Comment on normulize leguana 4 weeks ago:
- Comment on Winning life 101 4 weeks ago:
Nah, kinda decent actually. Has been worse, could be better, but still kinda decent.
- Comment on it's a matter of motivation 4 weeks ago:
But those were significantly smaller groups of people with significantly worse quality of life.
In addition the ones that got bigger naturally evolved centralized governing structures. Even before that all the groups had leaders or some group(elders) making decisions that can effect the whole group.Cleaning a outhouse after 50 people from time to time, isn’t that big of an issue and can be done just for the good of the whole group. It can be easily done in rotation or a group just gets together in an afternoon and digs a new one.
Doing the same after 100 000 up to 1 000 000+ people is in orders of magnitude more difficult and time consuming.
Same applies to any governing structure. Even the idea OP brought up needs a governing body of some sort to allocate resources and work plans.
- Comment on it's a matter of motivation 4 weeks ago:
Yeah it makes sense and I’m not actually that much against the idea. I’m not that fond of the current wage slavery system either.
I just don’t trust general populations altruism that much to believe it would work without any sort of a positive Incentivization in addition to just keeping the society running.
- Comment on it's a matter of motivation 4 weeks ago:
That seems kinda too idealistic view of the world.
I know much more people who, if not directly forced, would let the dishes or basically any environment around them completely mould and break down before even considering cleaning up even just the mess they have left behind, than people who altruistically do clean up after themselves and others.I do agree that living in a cleaner and nicer society should be enough of a motivation and for some it is, but there’s not enough of us.
We can already observe it in many public spaces where trash gets left laying around even if trash cans are available or public bathrooms or showers or my favorite example in the gym where plates get constantly left on the machines and cable attachments just piled up wherever those fell.
- Comment on it's a matter of motivation 4 weeks ago:
Some yeah, but undoubtedly not enough to keep it working. For example i doubt that many people enjoy working at garbage disposable or basically any waste disposal. Of course these jobs should be fully operated by machines. Or any assistant jobs in manufacturing or jobs that operate in shifts.
- Comment on it's a matter of motivation 4 weeks ago:
Society would collapse.
While working out of enjoyment instead of necessity is a noble and good goal. There are jobs that no one enjoys. Money can be used as an incentive to motivate people to work on jobs that aren’t that enjoyable, but still necessary. - Comment on Get Your Freak On 5 weeks ago:
So basically guys are jerking it to extreme makeover show?
