Idno man, that’s sounds like a very America brained argument. When people say free healthcare they don’t mean we should have self sustaining health slaves colony to heal us up for no money. Obviously it’s going to cost tax money if it’s not directly billing the consumer.
Public healthcare also doesn’t mean free healthcare. In Iceland it’s subsidised 90% with a wax payment of like $200 monthly or something so it’s not free, but it is public. You can also have free but private
“Big enough to fill most” then after say “we’re talking about shoes right?”
Step one, write in a dream journal or just try to remember the dream as soon as you wake up. Doing this will improve your dream memory instead of it just fading away.
Step two, have a check to see if you’re dreaming as a habit. Holding your nose closed and breathing through it is a nice one since you’ll be able to breath anyway in a dream.
Step three, establish cues, like every time you walk through a door or whatever just so you’re doing it frequently, the more the better.
Step four, wait until you get a dream where you try breathing through your nose. You’ll become lucid instantly and gain control over the dream.
Step five is just exploration of how to maintain the lucid dream state. Generally it’s very exciting to have a lucid dream but excitement wakes you up. Spinning around in circles and trying to involve all senses such as touch, smell, taste etc will help you make the dream clearer and more real.
I used to be into this and had a blast flying around, teleporting, conjuring and whatnot.
Yeah, you should shake off the water first (12 times is a good number), then rub your hands to spread the water over your hands so your evaporating water on all parts of your hands.
Takes less than a minute and gives you completely dry hands. This works with type 1 and 3 mentioned by you. Type 2 like the Dyson Airblade work if you pull your hands through slowly but then they will take a couple of minutes to dry on their own. With type 2 shaking the water off is not important since the machine does it for you.
I’d like to dispute that. My current routine is:
Step 1 removes majority of the water and Step 2 spreads it evenly over your hands so you use all the surface area to dry. I get my hands completely dry within a minute.
Not sure which one I would pick. Pokemon Blue, Oblivion, Star Wars KOTOR, Warcraft 3 or Super Mario 64 maybe. All of them were amazing and had a lasting impact on me.
More recently I played Enter the Gungeon, Slay the Spire and Return to the Obra Dinn
You’re out there collecting info maaaan. Information is the thing that unlocks new areas.
I’m not, he’s not comparing cigarettes to social media, he’s saying that social media has replaced cigarettes as the vice of choice for young people.
Hes does compare it to Radium poisoning though.
“Way worse” is a comparison
Sounds like someone is trying to avoid regulating social media platforms.
How about “User must be subscribed to see an activity” so the algo doesn’t just roll you into a rabbit hole.
Subscriptions can still recommend other subscriptions and people can share stuff from their subscriptions but liking something shouldn’t qualify.
That’s an apples to oranges comparison. One is physical health and other mental health and both are hard to quantify
Most recently when I used Windows was because of work. I’ve been seeing these posts for a while now and I can make some valid arguments.
Thankfully none of these apply to me so I’m on Linux but I can see how this is an issue.
Yeah, it’s very sad since I think people are more willing to vote Labour if they were just better. Now their voter base is more likely to stay at home instead of going to the voting booth. Weird move by Starmer since he was in the march against the Iraq war himself.
Not all companies need to grow. Some do perfectly fine by just maintaining their current output like a owner operated single person plumbing company.
Another example can be Walmart, they don’t need to grow but investors prefer growth so it becomes a focus.
There are some companies that need absolutely to grow to survive. This is seen a lot in tech where in order for the business model to make sense they would need some big quantity of users.
Let’s say you got seeded 10M and managed to get to a minimal product with 10k users that get you $2 in revenue monthly but your cost are around 50k monthly. It means you’re making a loss but with 100k users you’d make a profit. To get to 100k you need more investment but to justify that investment being sound you need show growth.
So in general if being bigger gets you economies of scale then making a loss early is fine as long as you can get the investor money you need to survive. So to survive as a business you need to grow.
Those are two ends of a spectrum and everything in between exists as well. So quick answer would be “Companies don’t always need to grow but some really do because their business model only works at a different scale”.
I’m funded my Big Small that is trying to sell more less
Ahh the Cockliking™ is as hard as it gets
Because protests give him the ick?
Or the loophole for campaign funding via SuperPACs (technically judicial also since Citizens United)
Shocked pikachu
They’ve been preparing for decades and they literally have now a mobile bridge to make an instant port.
They’ve also been simulating US carrier movement with rails in the desert to be able to shoot it down with missiles.
Made tons of transport ships for military equipment.
It looks like they’re gearing up to take Taiwan so fast that nobody can respond in time.
I heard subnautica 2 has some drama