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As in I’ve had this juice before and it’s good and I don’t know the name but I recognize what the bottle looks like.

At least that’s how parents with young kids operate.

Part of my understanding is that for at least some of these folks they never learned to deal with emotions. They never learned how to feel and accept that feelings exist. Alcohol is the agent that they utilize to help keep those feelings at a level they can manage. It’s a numbing agent.

The social chaos that these individuals because of their alcoholism is so enormous. And I’m at a point where I can see how it influences their adult children and it’s depressing. You can see how the disease is transmitted from generation to generation. Someone might be disposed towards alcoholism, but coming from an alcoholic family and the chaos that comes from that makes it even more likely that the kids will become alcoholics.

The ambiguity in the law is there as a feature to hush normal conversations that might otherwise happen.

One benefit of being a public institution is your books are sort of open, someone would notice this. You can’t just add $5 million a year to your budget.

One other thing is that while natural gas is “cleaner”, it’s clear that leaks in the natural gas infrastructure are putting way more methane into the air than previously realized. I’m not sure you can trust countries such as Russia to have strong policies in place to make sure wells are properly sealed.

I’d love it if also included large amount of effort into reducing exposure to chemicals that cause cancer.

The district north of us has no mask policy and it’s been a shit show. My friend is a teacher there and they don’t bother with close contacts or tracing. Basically everyone got covid and they had to shut the schools down because so many teachers were sick.

This has been while the hospitals have been full of covid cases this fall and winter. Kids might not get real sick, but it infects a bunch of family, who can end up in the hospitals.

The time to roll back the mask mandates is either at the end of this school year or when we have widespread availability of the Pfizer drug paxlivod and folks can get ahold of it and take it when they have covid.

I’d say it’s over when Paxlovid is available widely whenever folks catch it, which should be in a couple months.

Pazlovid reduces risk of death or hospitalization by 90%. Basically turns an unvaccinated into a vaccinated person in terms of outcomes.

What would gay men prefer? What about lesbians? What about non-binary folks?

I’m assuming all of this was looked at, just curious what the answers to these questions.

Kudos to the team! Huge accomplishment.

Heck even if you have enough teachers the people who make things happen like bus drivers, aides, helpers, food prep are going to be knocked out too.

My district had two hundred cases of covid in staff alone this week. That’s 10% of the staff. And we were remote.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nausicaä_of_the_Valley_of_the_...

They deny the virus exists/ is dangerous.

They don’t take precautions, like masks or get vaccinated.

The advocate against folks who get vaccinated calling them “sheep” or other names.

On one hand, many of these folks have fallen victim to disinformation and one political party in America that’s trying to actively hurt them for some sort of gain. So yea maybe it’s not their fault. On the other hand, my friend got accosted trying to get his kiddo vaxxed by one of these folks. Not cool.

Sakai was what we used before moving to canvas.

I know many of the big data centers use a ton of water in areas that don’t exactly have water to spare.

https://www.npr.org/2021/09/02/1033727651/investigation-show...

My personal favs are honey crisp and cosmic crisp, but I’d prefer an Envy only if it’s fresh.

I can't imagine the prions are allowed down the drain....

I have no issues with him being conservative, I rather enjoy dialog with all sorts of folks. But the disconnect with reality is really something else.