Varyk
@Varyk@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on The one your friend, Dick, borrows 1 week ago:
- Comment on [Wayside Digital] Fallout: Nuka Break - A fan made webshow. 3 weeks ago:
Hahaha, “now ya owe me!”
This is amazing, especially the production value.
Very fun.
- Comment on European mind cannot comprehend this 4 weeks ago:
Sure, this tip is for the Americans and Europeans and Australians who could benefit from medical tourism, not from those who couldn’t.
- Comment on European mind cannot comprehend this 4 weeks ago:
To be fair, that market was already exploited in their two bordering countries, so the non-bordering countries were the logical next step.
- Comment on European mind cannot comprehend this 4 weeks ago:
Medical tourism.
Many countries like Thailand have heavily invested in modern technology and training for their countries so that Americans and Europeans can visit and pay a small percentage of the uninsured American price for the same quality of medical care immediately and within your budget.
You get great, affordable medical care on your timeline, poorer countries raise their gdp and can afford better social care and enjoy a boosted economy for their whole country.
- Comment on What is your favourite training montage? 5 weeks ago:
Rocky popped to mind first, but I think you have the right answer.
- Comment on When a cave has better wifi than I do 1 month ago:
When you come face to face with an armed guard and the large steel door of the bunker that he’s protecting, just let him know it was the Wi-Fi leading you there.
That’s why everybody shows up.
- Comment on Harold and the Purple Crayon (2024, dir Carlos Saldanha) 1 month ago:
I’ll watch it, but I don’t think they need to make this some mad adventure.
If it was just Harold drawing purple things for an hour and a half, like an elephant with 7 party hats that comes alive and walks away I would watch that for 90 minutes.
- Comment on a classic 2 months ago:
Never seen this, thanks
- Comment on Weight Lifting: How are you supposed to know the weights of unlabled things? 2 months ago:
Unusual? Sure.
Dangerous? Are you planning to carry it perpendicular to your body? That’s like how a car is dangerous if you drive it on the sidewalk.
- Comment on Weight Lifting: How are you supposed to know the weights of unlabled things? 2 months ago:
Many scales won’t register low weights, that’s what this method is for.
- Comment on Weight Lifting: How are you supposed to know the weights of unlabled things? 2 months ago:
I was under the impression most gyms had a scale, but I have a sample size of one gym that I’ve ever been to, and that gym had a scale.
Maybe that’s not as common as I imagined it was.
- Comment on Weight Lifting: How are you supposed to know the weights of unlabled things? 2 months ago:
Step on a scale holding whatever you want to weigh.
Put down the thing
Step on a scale not holding the thing you want to weigh.
Subtract the second number from the first.
I realized I didn’t need a special scale to weigh light things if I just did it like that.
- Comment on Good luck out there 2 months ago:
I thought I could ride the salamander.
- Comment on weaponized nerdery 2 months ago:
That’s literally what the library of Alexandria was all about.
They told all of the nerds that the best nerd paper would get into their nerd building, and a nerds traveled there from around the world and dedicated their lives to correcting and one upping the other nerds.
I love the fallibility of humans and our consistency, it makes me much more comfortable to live in a world that seems in comprehensible, because I know underneath all of it are like three dumb existential complacencies that any a human part of the species can’t deny.
- Comment on Is there somewhere adults can speak to someone in times of crisis? 3 months ago:
I would suggest using a voip app like textnow where you can get a free phone number and call phone numbers for free.
- Comment on Is there somewhere adults can speak to someone in times of crisis? 3 months ago:
Thanks…“sheeple”. Super helpful.
- Comment on Is there somewhere adults can speak to someone in times of crisis? 3 months ago:
The suicide prevention line isn’t only for suicides, they also help people with crises and just managing with life in general. 1 800 273 8255.
And I just looked this one up but it sounds cool, if you’re having any kind of crisis, there’s a crisis text line and you can text “HOME” to 741741 to text with a crisis counselor.
Actually, here are all the free crisis numbers, looks like some are tailored and some more general:
- Comment on Would telescopic LCD screens be possible? 3 months ago:
Wow that’s super cool
- Comment on I listened to this, now you have to as well 4 months ago:
Hahaha well I laughed out loud, so thanks
- Comment on What is an average person living in the US supposed to do about corporations raising prices? 4 months ago:
Have done. Yes, that’s correct, no other nonsense. It’s why I encourage others unhappy with their financial lot in the states to do the same, because it’s so simple to change one’s life.
As a note, visas are not some unobtainable holy grail. You fill out a,few pages of an application, pay 30-60 bucks and you can stay in the country you choose for extended periods , often years rather than months.
It takes twenty minutes to fill out most visa applications, it’s not the complicated, herculean talk you’re making it out to be.
- Comment on What is an average person living in the US supposed to do about corporations raising prices? 4 months ago:
Make up stories and run away
- Comment on What is an average person living in the US supposed to do about corporations raising prices? 4 months ago:
Although since you keep trying to scare people based on your own baseless, ignorant fears, I’ll say that the costs of moving to most of these countries permanently is not much more than the cost of traveling there, for the benefit of anyone trying to learn
- Comment on What is an average person living in the US supposed to do about corporations raising prices? 4 months ago:
Again, you’re the only person trying to make that false equivocation, apparently because you have no leg to stand on.
- Comment on What is an average person living in the US supposed to do about corporations raising prices? 4 months ago:
Nobody said they were. People asked about the cost of a flight, I provided the relevant current data.
But you’re grossly exaggerating the difficulty of moving abroad, especially for Americans. You’re also wrong on most of your points, you sound like you have no experience living abroad.
There are 148 visa-free countries Americans can live in perpetually, many for initial stays of several months, or you can buy a visa for a nominal fee and stay as long as you like, reapplying every several years or more.
You do not need a lawyer to move to these places. You do not need a lawyer for your visas.
You do not need a place to stay “accounted for” or a job already secured.
You sound scared and are obviously ignorant about the practicalities of moving abroad, but don’t make shit up that is so easily disproven and frankly ridiculous.
Ask your questions. I’ve answered others in detail and have so far backed up everything I’ve said with screenshots and simple fact checks.
- Comment on What is an average person living in the US supposed to do about corporations raising prices? 4 months ago:
Nobody said they were. People asked about the cost of a flight, I provided the relevant data.
But you’re grossly exaggerating the difficulty of moving abroad, especially for Americans. You’re also wrong on most of your points, you sound like you have no experience living abroad.
There are 148 visa-free countries Americans can live in perpetually, many for initial stays of several months, or you can buy a visa for a nominal fee and stay as long as you like, reapplying every several years or more.
You do not need a lawyer to move to these places. You do not need a lawyer for your visas.
You do not need a place to stay “accounted for” or a job already secured.
You sound scared and are obviously ignorant about the practicalities of moving abroad, but don’t make shit up that is so easily disproven and frankly ridiculous.
Ask your questions. I’ve answered others in detail and have so far backed up everything I’ve said with screenshots and simple fact checks.
- Comment on What is an average person living in the US supposed to do about corporations raising prices? 4 months ago:
Nobody said they were. People asked about the cost of a flight, I provided the relevant data.
But you’re grossly exaggerating the difficulty of moving abroad, especially for Americans. You’re also wrong on most of your points, you sound like you have no experience living abroad.
There are 148 visa-free countries Americans can live in perpetually, many for initial stays of several months, or you can buy a visa for a nominal fee and stay as long as you like, reapplying every several years or more.
You do not need a lawyer to move to these places. You do not need a lawyer for your visas.
You do not need a place to stay “accounted for” or a job already secured.
You sound scared and are obviously ignorant about the practicalities of moving abroad, but don’t make shit up that is so easily disproven and frankly ridiculous.
Ask your questions. I’ve answered others in detail and have so far backed up everything I’ve said with screenshots and simple fact checks.
- Comment on What is an average person living in the US supposed to do about corporations raising prices? 4 months ago:
I have considered that complexity, it is included.
The answer is just simple.
- Comment on What is an average person living in the US supposed to do about corporations raising prices? 4 months ago:
Haha, no I’m definitely not.
Someone claimed specifically that it cost tens of thousands of dollars to travel to another country after I claimed these exact prices.
- Comment on What is an average person living in the US supposed to do about corporations raising prices? 4 months ago:
Incorrect and then wrong