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For people into sex bots and crypto scams it's a massive improvement, in fact.

Are there any consumer devices that are capable of filtering out any amount of micro or nano plastics? I already avoid plastic bottles as much as I reasonably can, and I'd like to make sure my tap water is as not terrible as possible.

Or if we don't want to watch it collapse during ours.

There's a little too much "housing is way too incredibly expensive for the citizens of the country" going on here for us to really care about "fairness of the open market"

This website hijacks browser history and should be avoided.

I wouldn't say it's this simple—there are lots of different strains out there with wildly different effects due to the cannabinoids they contain. Furthermore, every person's own endocannabinoid system is different, and reacts differently to cannabinoids. For one person, a strain might make them feel relaxed and happy—for another, the same strain might make them simply fall asleep (or extremely anxious, for instance).

There's also the very common issue of people new to cannabis using far, far too much—which generally results in a feeling of intense anxiety. Anyone who hasn't had any cannabis before should be extremely careful and use as little as possible.

Finally, regular users who have developed a tolerance for certain cannabinoids may find it difficult to relax without them. Anyone regularly using a substance like cannabis should be on the lookout for this, and change their behavior accordingly.

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The entire screen sharing setup they demo'd in the original Vision Pro demo reels always made me laugh. They've had years to get Sidecar right, and have failed miserably every time. How am I going to believe that they'll get wireless display transmission to work perfectly for this thing?

It would reduce crime, not eliminate it. Important distinction.

This is not a solid argument because it suggests every single social contract involved in human society is not worthwhile, important, or "real".

Welcome to a society run by the shareholder system

Down for me in the US West. This really can't happen. Search is essentially a part of the web browser itself.

1) That ain't even bad 2) There are better ways to integrate solar into communities

Are you going to provide a logical argument or just point to a pie chart and say "hey look nuclear is the smallest!"?

In addition, pretty much any new car you buy these days will spy on you by default. Along with any other Internet-connected services you use either directly or unintentionally by proxy.

(...and before someone argues, "you could just buy an old, non-spying car", you'll only be able to do that for so long. And pretty much never with a new vehicle.)

This kind of suffering has been around far, far longer than recent history.

If you read the rest of the article you'll see that she ate rice very very often.

If we don't regulate behavior at some level, and continuously pursue "freedom" over all else, our society will not be acting in the best interests of its people.

Less people is actually a very, very good thing in my mind. Twitter is a great example of what happens when too many people are "talking" at once.

Lots of people out here not making the realization they need to be in the top ~20% of earners in their area if they want anything remotely nice in their life.

Edit: probably higher than that in certain locations where homeownership is impossible

Perhaps there is a better alternative to this. Rather than simply waiting for "times of instability," society at large could take a more proactive approach.

People whine about "wealth distribution" day and night, but at the end of the day what alternative is there to combat the (continually increasing) concentration of wealth at the top? At some point there will have to be redistribution, in some form, and the sooner society comes around to that the better off we'll all be.

Unfortunately, the US is still set up in such a way that scooter delivery won't provide suitable coverage area. Wish it weren't the case. I feel like we're hemmed in, in so many ways, by the car induced sprawl throughout the nation.

Because it's been in development for (checks notes) 13 years

Until cars are capable of simulating real-world human decision making (of a smart and considerate driver), it's not going to be enough. It simply won't be possible to eliminate all the teeny tiny liability laden edge cases otherwise.

It's not mandatory to lick the corporate boots stepping on us, you know.

It's unfortunately more profitable to make it this way, otherwise they wouldn't.

I didn't even know this website was a business, or had a business model at all

This is a bit off topic, but I feel like I need to appeal to the author—please do not spam my browser history just for scrolling down the page. This effectively "breaks" the back button in the browser.

When the actual fix (improving the lives, discipline, and care provided by their parents) is untenable, other lower effort solutions start to become more attractive. It's unreasonable to expect schools to correct for a poor upbringing.