Nuanced

As others have said, the greatest transfer of wealth in US history will not be from the Boomers to their children but from them to the US healthcare system. The US is designed to make people insolvent and to keep them poor once they're there.

I think we need courage just as much as critical thinking right now.

I agree that the strategies I’m learning in analytical comp this semester would go a long way for a lot of people, but I’m noticing that even most of the students in the course learning the tools struggle to stand up to and challenge the ideas of the assertions of others.

Or they could like…

Quarantine rooms, daily clean linens, rinse throat and sinus twice daily, mask, run air filters, clean hands when exposed to each other….

You know, the stuff that we use to reduce viral load and infection risk.

My fiancé and I don’t go outside the apartment much because our society is a Literal public health nightmare, but trust me when I say we are attending an absolute screamer of a party after orange guy dies

Unfortunately, that is the entire thesis of the book “Evolution for Everyone” by David Sloan Wilson.

Bro it’s okay to have sex with a trans girl, in fact me and all the boys have been talking and we all agreed that you REALLY need to get laid.

You rode the bench in kiddie baseball and internalized it so badly you turned into a professional victim.

How switching to an N95 mask gives a 75x boost in COVID protection A recent study shows why fitted masks like N95s are superior to surgical masks.

How switching to an N95 mask gives a 75x boost in COVID protection

“N95s are up to 75 times more effective at preventing infection with COVID-19 than surgical masks, according to a study”

www.axios.com/2022/01/11/n...

Viral infections also, importantly, increase your risk for cancer, Alzheimer’s and stroke. Some cancers completely rely on a viral infection.

Also, COVID is known to attack the brain through the olfactory nerve cluster, hence increased risk of not only Alzheimer’s and stroke, but much more.

Meet the Americans who still take COVID-19 precautions seriously People with immune system health problems continue to take precautions against COVID-19 five years into the pandemic.

“I don’t consider myself COVID cautious. I consider myself COVID competent,” Zebrowski said. “Cautious would imply that I have an unreasonable fear of something. I do not have an unreasonable fear of this disease.”

Nailed it 🔥

LA buses in San Fernando valley being free through today for the fires. This is the first city I’ve lived in with robust bussing and it’s a breath of fresh air.

“Did you know chat gpt provides sources”

Gpt is known for giving phony sources all the time.

A novelist who took analytical composition instead of creative writing.

I’d offer masks, air purifiers, and hand sanitizers to the family of the deceased right there in the hospital.

No, the wind blowing down power lines is the likely cause for Palisades and Eaton at the least. The trees in most of the area are around the height of most lines, many neighborhoods lost power from lines going down.

So, yes, they are.

It’s AI so I’m going to go with an uninspired setting and quite literally the shallowest scheme imaginable.

If you want to stay in your niche:
Jujutsu Kaisen
Vinland Saga
Dan da Dan
Mob Psycho
Mushoku Tensei
Shangri-la frontier
Reincarnated as a slime

If you want to branch out:
Kaguya-Sama love is war
Zombie Land Saga
Bocchi the rock
Frieren
Dress up darling
Ranking of kings
Haikyu

he didn’t make it to the new year…..

Too sleeby

opening this thing in the middle of a group setting and it's just wall to wall tits lmao

Happy I could help.

Yeah that’s supposed to be funny, not a literal answer.

So when you asked “then which dressing is LITERALLY thick vinegar”, the answer is that isn’t really a thing, but if you wanted to make it you could use xanthan gum to get something close.

The guy who said “you’ve invented salad dressing” was just making a “funny” by pointing out that many salad dressings are just mixtures with a vinegar base.

He was not specifically saying that salad dressing is literally thick vinegar.

And they told you to add xanthan gum to it, as the fastest way to make any vinaigrette-like mixture thicker.

Literally any vinaigrette you want to thicken.

The point is it’s a general rule.

This is one of those situations where being more specific is less helpful.

Odussy