Modern_medicine_isnt
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- Comment on How tf do people who work 8-5 M-F get any life done? 4 days ago:
This is why the rich don’t understand how the poor “can’t work”. They have kids yo. And lower end jobs oftenhave very strict hours. But the upper end jobs have lots of flexibility. And the rich of course just don’t volunteer at their kids school, or they have a parent home with the kids to do all those things.
- Comment on They be chompin 1 week ago:
If those are waffles, he would eat them. Thought they were waffle frys
- Comment on They be chompin 1 week ago:
I did forget that he will eat some burrito/taco and quesedilla. But no spicey. He doesn want much more than meat, cheese, and sour creme. Sometimes he will eat terriaky chicken cut into small cubes in the form of a burrito. And sometimes he will eat plain rice, or plain pasta.
The fact is, he has eaten most things at least once with no issue. But then won’t eat them again for no obvious reason. I think it is less about a problem with the specific food, and just that he has some flavor or texture in mind any given day, and he will only eat that. There are very few things he will eat consistently. - Comment on They be chompin 1 week ago:
He eats cheese pizza only, peanut butter, cereal, sometime yogurt, hamburgers sometimes, hot dogs, ham and cheese (but often not the bread), suprisingly buttered bread, toast and mostly food that comes in bar form. Granola bars and many of the variations of those. And of course ice cream, candy, and a variety of deserts.
- Comment on They be chompin 1 week ago:
Nuerotypical.
- Comment on Are ya? 1 week ago:
Are you my kid? Nowhere is safe from him.
- Comment on They be chompin 1 week ago:
My autistic son wouldn’t eat any of those. Not even one. I wish he would.
But it looks like a sampler for just about any NT kid I’ve known. - Comment on 1 week ago:
Ooooo, that makes so much more sense. Thanks. I was very baffled when I thought he was standing up.
- Comment on In today's term what is the middle class in the US? If the government wanted to help the middle class and poor how would they go about it? Beside the toss money at the problem solution? 1 week ago:
A generic version of what many people are saying… support the middle class and poor by making their lives easier. Same thing with teachers. Pay would be great, but actual support in doing their jobs would make a much bigger difference. Most poor and middle class people don’t really want a handout. They want less stress and more security about their future.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Not a gay pron watcher here… so the vid is of the guys getting off without seeing who is sucking them off? What makes it better than a normal gloryhole?
- Comment on Why Games Now Take 6+ Years To Make 1 week ago:
Or just put them in early access for 6+ years…
- Comment on What is a game you can’t understand why its so popular ? 3 weeks ago:
90% of the “early access” games that are so poor people spend time on mods to try and make them playable. Here’s a hint. If you need lots of QOL mods, then the game is crap. You are really just playing mods.
- Comment on What is a game you can’t understand why its so popular ? 3 weeks ago:
I like to say that some of us enjoy it because it generates that pride in your work feeling that our actual jobs don’t give us.
- Comment on Banane logic 4 weeks ago:
They ship them in nitrogen so they don’t rippen.
- Comment on You gotta try #19 4 weeks ago:
10 through 18 look like the bristolstool chart
- Comment on Wild Ones 5 weeks ago:
I agree. But I don’t see dogs or cats as special. Though arguably cats (which I dislike) are smarter than a cow. Whales and dolphins are also pretty smart. And apes of course. Most of the animals being breed for eating are particularly dumb. It makes them easier to manage. But they are still just animals.
- Comment on Wild Ones 5 weeks ago:
Remjnds me of…
Dennis Leary: My fluffy little dog… He’s so cute- There’s the problem. We only want to save the cute animals, don’t we? Yeah. Why don’t we just have animal auditions. Line 'em up one by one and interview them individually.
Dennis: What are you?
Otter: I’m an otter.
Dennis: And what do you do?
Otter: I swim around on my back and do cute little human things with my hands.
Dennis: You’re free to go. And what are you?
Cow: I’m a cow.
Denis: Get in the fucking truck, ok pal!
Cow: But I’m an animal.
Dennis: You’re a baseball glove! Get on that truck!
Cow: I’m an animal, I have rights!
Dennis: (pointing at leather jacket) Yeah, here’s yer fucking cousin, get on the fucking truck, pal!
Dennis Leary, Dennis Leary: No Cure for Cancer
- Comment on Subnautica 2 Early Access Gameplay Trailer 5 weeks ago:
Man, I’m too old to play those games now. The original was a great game. The second was good too, but my reaction time was going down by then, so I just got killed a lot. A third… no chance. Team shooters are a younger man’s game. Unless you’re Tom Brady or something.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
I struggle in my own head on such things. I think it is ridiculous to shame anyone for such things. But I personally dislike armpit hair on a women. Of course I also don’t like it much on me either. But I hate the feeling when it is stubble, and before that it chaffs. So I just trim it down pretty short. Maybe that wouldn’t bother me on the ladies either. But probably would. I think the light dark contrast is what is unappealing to me. But nobody asked. Your welcome.
- Comment on “You are the most hated demographic at game events.” A major Japanese indie game showcase is waging war on “unsolicited advice dudes” 5 weeks ago:
I mean, they should kinda take it as a sign of respect. You know what else has preachy dude. Every sport ever. So developers are like sports stars now.
- Comment on Its a circus and we're the clowns 5 weeks ago:
And often, the places with all the hoops are terrible places to work. Because guess what, they make you jump through hoops to do your job, and everything else.
- Comment on Why is the US so into Israel? 1 month ago:
But they seem to have sooo much money. They have their money in soo many countries politics. How is that much tax payer money getting redirected to them? There must be some kind of front at least that is getting massively overpaid.
- Comment on Why is the US so into Israel? 1 month ago:
Similar question, where do they get so much money to impact american politics with? What does Isreal export so much of?
- Comment on Is there a split ergonomic keyboard that has dedicated arrow keys and a full row of function keys? 1 month ago:
Oh yeah, they do. But a mac keyboard on a pc… thats the hiccup. Cause mac doesn’t use printscreen.
- Comment on Is there a split ergonomic keyboard that has dedicated arrow keys and a full row of function keys? 1 month ago:
Yeah, macs don’t have a printscreen normally. And I can’t find an equivalent. I use greenshot. The win shift s launchs the snipping tool. It’s also an uncomfortable short cut.
I mean, I can give greenshot a different hot key. So I’m really just whining. Lol - Comment on Is there a split ergonomic keyboard that has dedicated arrow keys and a full row of function keys? 1 month ago:
I have a mac one for work. But I also use it for my pc. Where the heck is the printscreen button. I probably need the higher end one I guess.
- Comment on School of hard knocks 2 months ago:
I’m responding to a comment talking about donating to get a degree. That pretty much narrows it down to for profit universities, doesn’t it?
- Comment on School of hard knocks 2 months ago:
I think the degree is really more like evidence that you can get things done on your own. Parental involvement in the day to day is near zero for most people getting a degree. They also learn valuable social skills. But a degree isn’t the only way to get that. So it shouldn’t be a requirement. Yet attempting to determine if someone without a degree has that is costly and time consuming. Companies just want to take the easy path.
- Comment on School of hard knocks 2 months ago:
Forget “because daddy donated…”. The degree isn’t about being smart or not, it’s about being able to play in the system. The schools are for profit businesses. They know they can graduate a certain % of idiots and not hurt thier profit line. So they do. And the number is disturbingly high. You don’t need to donate money to get a degree as an idiot.
- Comment on School of hard knocks 2 months ago:
I don’t see the post as disagreeing with you.
The graphic alone is pointing out what you are saying. Skills alone doesn’t get noticed. So you need a degree to be seen, which gets you a job, which reduces stress, which makes you happy.
But it is sad that it is true. I favor getting a degree, not for the education, but for the 4 years of experience living on ones own and having to handle life that it gives most people. It is also often an important social education. But I don’t like the idea of excluding those who don’t have a degree just because they don’t.