I’m sure you could, but with financial literacy where it is, I doubt even automating it at a mid sized scale would be enough for them to cut back on lending.

It’s 3d printer resin

Because we’ve been scrolling for too long.

There’s a bunch of bs predatory services that will let you finance literally every purchase. There’s a picture of someone “finally” paying off their $1.50 Costco hotdog after like 4 payments.

Backup camera can’t see around the cars on either side of you as well as you can peer around the corners. People also generally have an easier time reacting to things, judging speed and distance etc when looking at it directly, not through a screen.

At the end of the day it’s really just personal preference. I’ll come out and say I back into spots when I’m driving my cool fun car because I think the car looks cooler from the front. When I drive the beater I just do whatever is convenient.

Your argument would hold more water if organized religions encouraged people to say things like “oh my God”. Saying those phrases or otherwise taking the Lord’s name in vain is generally frowned upon, at least in most western religions (no idea if this taboo exists for, say, Hinduism).

You’re right in saying we don’t think about it when using it in everyday language. Similarly, most westerners aren’t thinking they’re celebrating the birth of Jesus when they are doing their Christmas shopping; obviously the holiday is inherently religious, but the only groups that generally view it as strictly a Christian holiday are devout followers of another faith that forbids them from celebrating, and obnoxious atheists.

When you encourage people to stop saying “oh my God”, you aren’t sticking it to organized religion in any way; you’re literally policing people to do the same thing they want them to do.

when atheists proselytize it’s because organized religion is harmful and they’re trying to limit/remove its power

That’s what they always claim, but 9 outta 10 times I see an atheist on this website it’s because someone said “oh God, that’s crazy” and they had to reply with “🤓😏 more like oh Flying Spaghetti Monster that’s crazy. Haha! Get it? Cuz God doesn’t exist!!?”

I mean the first one is alright. It’s just a retelling of episode 4. The second (episode 8) was really bad because the plot didn’t make any sense and relied entirely on 3 people just refusing to communicate, just to have the “big reveal” get basically retconned in the first 2 minutes of episode 9. Episode 9 was the biggest letdown for me because there were a handful of scenes that made me go “ok, this is actually pretty good, they might cook with this” just to have the cool thing either a. get taken out/killed/whatever immediately or b. get overshadowed by something absolutely ridiculous.

You’re probably going to get your post removed / banned, this community isn’t meant for support questions. Check the sidebar

I’m not sure I understand that logic.

That’s the “logic” in the post. They’re both the same price.

You said that’s “how women’s boxers are” and proceeded to explain that they’re a different price than men’s, which is not what the post is describing.

This is how women’s boxers work.

They’re priced identically but sold in different sized packages?

You can use a pair of scissors to terminate the connection anywhere along the wire and it will achieve the same thing

The biggest fault was walt being built up to be a good guy. He’s the main character, but he’s definitely not a “good guy”. That’s kinda the whole point of the show. Most people who walk away thinking walt was a badass have a relatively immature take on the story.

Someone already made like 5 posts about this a week or two ago. It’s really not that odd a story.

Much more chill than I did when I was under the impression that I had a grand scheme laid out for me.

There’s a metal song by Parkway Drive called “Horizons”. I’m sure the “actual” or intended meaning is different than my takeaway, but my interpretation of its message is that it’s unhealthy or detrimental to believe that life has a meaning, that you’re meant to leave this huge lasting impression (“masochistic / to think this would be remembered / sadistic / perpetuation of stagnation” “the marks I’ve left upon this world / will wash away in time”)

The lyrics can sound pessimistic or depressing, but as with a lot of metal the tone and melody help set the mood. The song begins sad sounding, but ends with a sound of more blissful acceptance.

Tl;dr: worrying about what your purpose is in life will only help to assure you live a less meaningful life than we are already all destined to live.

A decent amount, yeah. Depends on how busy we are. I was home for like 7 collective days in January, but I was only gone for like 4 days out of April. Before this job I’d only been to neighboring states on the west coast but I’ve been to Florida, Texas, Pennsylvania.

I install, service, and repair industrial equipment. I enjoy the problem solving, mechanical and electric aspects of it, and some of the places I travel to are pretty cool. It’s a very niche field though, so I hate when something odd is happening and nobody has any clue what’s going on. I’m also a skinny guy so when I’ve got to do heavy lifting I feel my body deteriorating.

Less than I’m planning on putting down on a car. Lol

Just you bein salty got it

Did we ever get the lore on your beef or was it always just you bein salty