Corkyskog
@Corkyskog@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on If a person were paranoid about a potential food shortage in the next two to three years, what should they stock up on now? 1 day ago:
Library?
- Comment on If a person were paranoid about a potential food shortage in the next two to three years, what should they stock up on now? 1 day ago:
Definitely a good supplement, but most things aren’t going to have much calories.
- Comment on If a person were paranoid about a potential food shortage in the next two to three years, what should they stock up on now? 1 day ago:
True. I can think of at least 3 houses within line of site from where I live that both have guns and would be too paranoid to keep them all in their safe.
- Comment on Yup 2 days ago:
If you have CHS or CHS like symptoms try a fat soluble thiamine supplement.
Most Americans are actually thiamine deficient.
- Comment on Yup 2 days ago:
A bit of a low bar, as this comment itself is Propoganda… And I agree, everything is and should be treated like propoganda.
- Comment on Boop Snoots 3 days ago:
Its actually a sign of domestication, Fox muzzle length along with raccoons are decreasing everywhere as they interact more with humans.
- Comment on Is time ~25% faster now? 5 days ago:
This just made me think of something… Have we ever proven through measurement the speed of light is constant? For example every test I can seem to find requires measuring it both ways. How do we know it’s not faster in one direction? Wouldn’t we still get the same measurement if we can only measure that way?
- Comment on Honestly impressive how pharmacies are able to find a new type of problem every time I go to pick up my meds 5 days ago:
That was a shame. Because now we have gone the opposite direction and they are massively under prescribed to who need it.
They aren’t even that addictive. Look up addiction rates for people prescribed them legitimately. But saying they were non addictive is obviously fucked up… They were literally gaslighting doctors into thinking that they just weren’t prescribing enough and that’s why their patients were having pain, after 12 hours. Definitely not withdrawal symptoms
- Comment on Is time ~25% faster now? 5 days ago:
I think that happens at every age. Every new day is a smaller fraction of your life then the previous day.
- Comment on Is time ~25% faster now? 5 days ago:
I see your point, kind of trippy to think about. Is time constant?
- Comment on Need a AI update 5 days ago:
Nah, you still got to sharpen it lmao.
- Comment on Honestly impressive how pharmacies are able to find a new type of problem every time I go to pick up my meds 5 days ago:
There are a lot of bad prescriptions to be honest. The amount of people who are prescribed both Adderall and large fills of benzos is too damn high.
- Comment on Is time ~25% faster now? 5 days ago:
Well it’s the fact that so many others noticed. But I have no way of knowing if they are also old… So that’s my current theory.
- Comment on Is time ~25% faster now? 5 days ago:
That’s honestly my dominant theory.
- Comment on Is time ~25% faster now? 5 days ago:
I am wondering if my counting has changed as I got older. Someone said to try 1 and 2 and 3, etc. But that seems to have the opposite problem where I am counting them way too fast.
- Comment on Science is iterative 5 days ago:
How many calories does a rat burn everyday though? Instead lets outfit humans with exoskeletons, and instead of assisting the human, it will do the opposite. Their extra energy gets fed into the suit to create electricity. Could also sell it as weight loss thing simultaneously.
- Comment on Science is iterative 5 days ago:
Anything that gets too efficient gets banned for road use.
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- Comment on New York real estate titan likens the phrase ‘tax the rich’ to racial slurs 5 days ago:
We really should make a list. Not like in list format, something more durable like baking it into some type of meme.
- Comment on Amazon stopped supporting your Kindle, now what? 1 week ago:
Anonymous alcholics don’t tend to have books in my experience.
- Comment on Amazon stopped supporting your Kindle, now what? 1 week ago:
I did when my Kindle broke, and although its awesome to just grab a book off of AA on my mobile browser and immediately be able to open it, the eye strain sucks compared to those old e-ink screens.
- Comment on Teachers deserve more money. 1 week ago:
No, OP doesn’t understand it fully or isn’t describing the process well.
Every year a budget is set that determines the total teacher FTE (full time equivalent). If the number is higher than last year, new teachers will be hired. If it’s lower, it means teachers will be fired.
Teachers are not hired (fired) at the end of school year/beginning of next year. The way it usually works are the principals have a giant bid process kind of like a draft. Teachers that have tenure (usually 5+ years, but depends on district) are guaranteed a seat and get first pick of their preferred school, grade and subject. All of the other teachers then put in the 3 favorite schools and they get assigned based on principals trading them around.
So if the budget changes during COVID, let’s say dramatic spending on technology, it reduces the amount of teacher FTE. That means in some districts, classroom sizes are increased and non tenured teachers are not rehired. But this isn’t true everywhere, it was just a small trend during COVID due to changing budget priorities for that year.
- Comment on Anon is Arthur Schopenhauer 2 weeks ago:
I never did any of that stuff, nor does anyone I know. A minority of, often younger riders, give a bad impression.
You can be as safe as you want but when another car merges into you on the highway, there is nothing you can do other than evasive manuevers and hope that you don’t get killed.
Want to make the roads safe? Actually enforce distracted driving, it’s almost as if not just as dangerous as drunk driving, and we take away licences for that. Retest drivers and riders every 5 years, and every 3 years for anyone over 65.
- Comment on Anon is Arthur Schopenhauer 2 weeks ago:
As a former rider who had a very quite bike and almost got killed by a driver, I totally understand the desire to have a noisy bike. Noisy bikes save lives.
- Comment on And toxic in large amounts! 2 weeks ago:
Doesn’t Ceylon Cinnamon have negligible amounts of coumarin compared to Cassia?
- Comment on Truly the smartest person of our time 3 weeks ago:
Yeah, the information is broad and entertaining and a place to find concepts to research further, but beyond that you kind of need to take everything with a truckload of salt. Although that’s everything nowadays, everything has an agenda, probably always has.
- Comment on Truly the smartest person of our time 3 weeks ago:
Its hit normie circles and he has takes that some might consider anti-Semitic which is most of the reason he is so popular/controversial right now.
- Comment on Lmao 3 weeks ago:
From my understanding Alladin is racist just in a really lazy way
- Comment on Truly the smartest person of our time 3 weeks ago:
The takes on this guy on 4chins is funny because it’s clear from the comments none of them have attended a lecture before or advanced beyond the remedial classes they needed to get their HS diploma.
Like yeah, that’s how education works. You take concepts that everybody understands and build upon them to teach new concepts.
- Comment on What they took from us 3 weeks ago:
How else were we supposed to remember the toy store existed?
