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Sadbutdru

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  • Looking for recommendations for men's grooming stuff

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  • Also, soap and shampoo bars are the way to go instead of liquid versions - less plastic waste.

    If you're concerned with dry/sensitive skin, try to find ones without SLS (Sodium lauryl sulphate), it's a foaming agent used in loads of soap products, but it's actually an irritant.

  • I know I could use a fresh start

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  • Ok.

    Love your optimism about rich nations not disintegrating. The way I see climate change happening, there's soon major changes in weather/ rainfall. Also some ecological collapse (eg bees, other pollinators, ocean acidification), with knock on effects to agriculture. Even problems in other parts of the world create pressure for resources, wars, increased migration.... Too much to detail, but many things that come to a breaking point in the next decades.

    I'd love to hear why you think this seems unlikely. Look at the end of the roman empire. Or any empire. Things don't stay the same just because.

  • I know I could use a fresh start

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  • I remember a lot of long distance running, and some group sex where one person was the focus for everyone else to pleasure (if I ever write a sci-fi, I won't put any sexy bits in it... always seems to age fast, and seems weird and dated after...[maybe that's just me tho]).

  • I know I could use a fresh start

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  • I read that series a long time ago and loved it.

    What do you like about the blue Mars social structure?

  • I know I could use a fresh start

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  • I guess the most fundamental 2 things is climate change, and the societal upheaval likely to result from certain modern technologies.

    By climate change, I include patterns in economies, food security, water, migration, wars over resources, population/demographics, public health... that have already started but clearly will intensify.

    For technology, I've heard that after the widespread use of the printing press, or the industrial revolution, there were big turbulent changes in society that lasted a century. Some people reckon the modern internet/social media was another such disruptor, and I do agree you can trace a lot of "post-truth", loss of trust in institutions, etc, back to that. AI could make this worse too.

    Then, most traditionally rich countries are facing demographic trouble and national debt.

    It's not clear how it'll all shake out or when, but it's difficult to see many players being able to afford regular supply missions to Mars in the next phase... lifetimes of people currently alive... we're likely to see less progress than we're used to.

  • Examples, when ethical concerns stopped scientific advances?

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  • So many medicines are not licensed for pregnant women, not because there are known risks, but just because conducting human trials in that population is difficult ethically.

    As a result, pregnant women have access to less treatment options, and may suffer unnecessary pain and adverse health outcomes. Which is also a bad thing, ethically...

  • Is this a blue, gray-blue, or gray eye?

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  • Yes

  • Balcony solar is taking state legislatures by storm

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  • B) To add to what Cacaocow said, even if the devices themselves didn't have this function (and I'm not sure all do), it would only ever be an issue for maintenance at the distribution level (last leg from secondary substation to user). Any work upstream of a substation will be fully isolated and grounded first.

    This can be an issue for network operators with distribution- connected generation, though.

  • NASA (Now Another Silly Acronym)

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  • Not everyone gets lots of love, but I'm glad you do ;-)

  • for personal lore development

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  • Pergnat.

  • What songs hurt you to hear? Emotionally break you down with their depth/intensity?

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  • The entire Frozen 2 soundtrack.

  • Birds...

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  • Ooh! It's so versatile!

  • Not gonna lie, I kinda like it

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  • Yup, 1998 specifically will eternally remain the boundary between the old days and recent stuff.

  • Worse every year

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  • Is national insurance the name of a privatised insurance company in the US?

    Cos here in the UK that's what they call the more regressive part of our tax system that's notionally earmarked for public health, state pension, unemployment benefit, etc...

  • Can i use my small kitchenette as a sauna?

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  • Yeah, fair, I agree.

    But I'm interested to hear from anyone who has first hand experience of these sauna bags.

    Does it feel like a right good 85 degrees with decent humidity proper sauna?

    Do they get stinky inside and need very thorough cleaning every time?

  • Can i use my small kitchenette as a sauna?

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  • Take a nice hot shower for as long as you like and let the steam build up. Very relaxing, no additional equipment needed.

    Isn't the same as a sauna tho...

  • Can i use my small kitchenette as a sauna?

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  • This is the first time I've heard of sauna bags, have you used one yourself?

    I love a good sauna, but the space, cost, and ventilation don't allow it at home for me.

  • happy valentines day❤️

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  • No thanks, I'm trying to keep my in-dog minutes to a minimum this month.

  • that escalated quickly

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  • What is W/h? twitch

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    Repairability question (clothes washer)

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    Would you have a drink at lunch and then go back to work?

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    What second hand laptop should I buy?