I just pay for a quality newspaper now. I went to reddit a while back but it’s just not doing it for me anymore. And not only because the experience has degraded… The content is just not that interesting? There’s so much to do with your time.

A domain is like 10 bucks a year. This is just ego

Turn them into people, oh wait they already are people not objects

https://haveibeenpwned.com

To figure out if your email addresses are part of a known breach. Also, start using a password manager (https://bitwarden.com)

Guess I meant hypocritical

That’s great you’d be able to listen to neutral milk hotel and no one would guess

When I still smoked my MIL gave me nicotine patches for my bday. Ironic since she didn’t smoke but always bummed a cig or 2 during parties.

Either way now I’ve quit for a while and can laugh about it… Back then though…

You either have a clean house or you have a kid. You’ll never have both at the same time. Most people have neither.

For me it’s also impossible. Theres just so much stuff.

• robot vacuum runs at night, shit needs to be off the floor - this helps a lot already
• be into podcasts, designated hour of cleaning while listening to something interesting

I do not. When the brain stops working it’s just the end. I wasn’t raised religious and I’ve never ‘felt’ anything spiritual. I respect people who do, but I just don’t - it doesn’t make sense to me.

Not that I’ve a choice but I do feel a sense of calm in the fact that when I die there’s nothing. We’re just a blip in a never ending universe.

Sup

Wishing you the best of luck, hoping Kbin succeeds! It has everything to be a great platform for the long run.

Sorry for the late reply! It was an episode from 99% invisible: https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/the-frankfurt-kitchen/

Why bother honestly

It’s tricky because yeah in theory more production should be happening. I listened to a podcast recently that talked about how kitchens changed during the years. That the initial idea for stuff like washing machines and ironing boards was that women (in that time) would have to spend less time on chores and could be more free (it was argued from a feminist point of view). The reality was that the expectations just went up. Suddenly people expected the towels to be ironed etc.

I believe that a social democracy is the best compromise we can make. The market should be able to innovate but rules set in place to protect workers and the environment. Social safety nets so people do not fall into despair - happy people equals less sickness and more productivity.

I believe UBI can play a role but I’m still not sure how exactly, luckily I’m not a politician.

In the end I’ll always vote more to the left, even though I’m well paid I think a society is healthier when there are less major differences in wealth.