I’d be watching TV after dinner with my Dad and he thought it was funny because he could tell when I’d doze off. My foot would stop bouncing. He’d wait until it started up again to talk to me :) I miss him.
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politics @lemmy.world•Fetterman casts only Democratic ‘no’ vote as Senate passes measure to block US action against Iran
4·8 days agoI wish recall elections were standard. In NC state house, we had Tricia Cotham run as a Dem, promising to protect women’s right to choose etc. Got elected. switched parties and voted with the Republicans No recall elections or fraud options. Some protests, but she couldn’t be shamed. Then the Republicans gerrymandered the state, she got a new red district and Jeff Jackson lost his district by the new map. At least he won state AG. He’s been doing really good things for the state and country. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tricia_Cotham
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science@lemmy.world•The nose knows: Electric schnoz can smell when your food’s gone badEnglish
26·15 days agoThis is for everyone whose factory included nose stopped working after the warranty ran out.
And not all are covid related. I know at least one person who couldn’t smell because of a brain injury, years before covid19 came around.
I’m from infosec.pub and am noticing the same thing today. Very few comments and less upvotes.
I’m using Jerboa app. On this post I just see redacted and barkingspider in this comment thread.
PNW clouds@infosec.pubtoMicroblog Memes@lemmy.world•So if a woman wants a abortion, you can stop her by using deadly force?English
2·1 month agoIf it’s to drive voter turnout, it’s also to keep Roy Cooper from flipping a US Senate seat
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World News@lemmy.world•World ‘unprepared’ for next pandemic as countries fail to agree on sharing information, tests and vaccinesEnglish
14·2 months agoI remember reading about how Bush 2 was kind of paranoid about a pandemic and had plans made while in office. And that during the handover to Obama it was one of the things Bush told Obama to not ignore for the safety of the country. The admin after Obama ignored everything.
[Insert Archer gif of “do you want ants? Because that’s how you get ants.” Bonus if “ants” marked out for “pandemic”]
Anyway, I think about this a lot. Especially with the CDC gutted and measles outbreaks popping up. And now the Andes hantavirus strain.
I just realized “dearth” is one of those words I’ve heard but never seen written down.
Usually it’s the other way around.
Now I’m tripping that it looks perfect and wrong at the same time
Maybe there should be another two questions to every question:
A- How much time did you take to think about the answer this question?
B- Which was the other answer you were considering chosing?
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196@lemmy.blahaj.zone•you miss every shot you don't takeEnglish
8·2 months agoA you tube downloader program
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Technology@lemmy.world•Japan finds a way to recover 90% of lithium from old EV batteriesEnglish
5·3 months agoDumb question… how are they burning them? I thought controlling lithium battery fires was difficult?
PNW clouds@infosec.pubtoMicroblog Memes@lemmy.world•MAGA Women Shoot Themselves in the Uh, Foot. Again.English
2·4 months agoA lot of artists don’t change their legal name. They sign contracts with and their IDs have their government name.
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Science Memes@mander.xyz•Lemmings, please give us your info dump.English
21·4 months agoMy brain came to a full stop here. One of those “have I ever seen these two in the same room” moments.
For anyone else like me: Sentience is the ability to feel and perceive things. Sentient is the adjective form.
Sapience is the ability to think and acquire wisdom, and the capacity for intelligence. Sapient is the adjective form.
Sentient is often misused for any living creature that thinks, when sapient would be the correct word.
Modern humans are classified as homo sapiens.
I think the confusion is summed up by a quote by a park ranger talking about the design of trash cans in National Parks: (paraphrased) There’s a lot of overlap between the smartest bear and the dumbest human.
So if I understand, both are sentient. But they vary widely on sapience.
Sentience is recognizing the trash can is there. Sapience is being able to figure out how to open the lid to access the trash and keeping the wisdom to open the next one easily. Sentience is feeling either frustrated or happy based on the level of success.
Unless I messed it up.
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News@lemmy.world•Woman Who ‘Credibly Accused’ Trump of Sex With a Minor Reportedly Had Her Records Removed From Epstein Files
121·4 months agoAnd the other 1/3 were accused of being hyperbolic and/or hysterical.
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World News@lemmy.world•Government considers removing Andrew from royal line of successionEnglish
532·4 months agoI’m not from the UK or living there. So grain of salt and all… But I read this not so much as a punishment, but closing a loophole so he can never ever be in a position of royal power or benefits. And it would hold even if he wins in court.
If we in the US had closed some loopholes 2021-24, we would be at least 50% less fucked.
And maybe 90% less if we’d done it after Nixon.
It’s not enough. But it’s not nothing.
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Is it normal that you feel very shaky as soon as you start to get hungry?
4·5 months agoVery shaky, every time? Not an emergency room visit, but you need to see a doctor to rule out possible health issues. People have already brought up some serious possibilities that can become major problems if ignored.
Are you on any medications that could be causing it if you take it on an empty stomach?
It could be something you can just manage by keeping some bite sized Snickers available. (Literal suggestion from my doctor 30 years ago when I had something similar I was working through lunch and getting angry)
But my doc ruled out other issues with bloodwork. The miniature candy bars were to even out my blood sugars until I could eat properly.
I had to learn to manage it better so I didn’t snap and get fired.
For people who don’t know: Snickers candy is peanuts, caramel, and nougat covered in chocolate.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What should I do if I don't attract men because I look too young?
14·6 months agoThis was me. When I got married at 26, the date of one of the guests thought I was the teenaged babysitter. (We met for the first time the day before)
Dating while in school/college was easier because the guys knew I was their age. And that I just looked young. Some of them caught shit for “dating a high schooler” even though I was actually in my 20s and a college student.
I was friends with my now husband for three years before we got married. Making friends with people, making a connection, can help them see you as the adult you are. Then you start to look like someone they’d want to date. I was 23 when we met and became friends, we started dating over a year later. Dated for 2 years and married ever since.
Things are different now, as far as meeting people. I know that. But how people perceptions change is still the same. Sometimes you have to just let people get to know you and get past the initial “She’s young” until they realize you are not that young.
Once someone knows you, they’ll think of you as their peer, even if you look young (or old for that matter)
If you just want hookups, that’s trickier. Because the easy pickings are um, questionable in their tastes when you look like a teenager. Or they are the teenagers. Just be careful if you go that route.
Oh, and I was an A cup, size 2 petite. So skinny and short on top of looking young. I also got mistaken for a boy if my hair was pulled back.
Learning to love my body and it’s changes through the years, boosting my self-esteem, finding things I could be passionate about… those things are very attractive to others because those things make you feel better about yourself.
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Lefty Memes@lemmy.dbzer0.com•I survived college without becoming a liberalEnglish
5·6 months agoI feel dumb. I don’t understand what praxis means in this context. Even after reading the definition… someone send help
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politics @lemmy.world•Trump Says Civil Rights Led to White People Being ‘Very Badly Treated’
20·6 months agoUgh. This reminds me of a relative asking me ‘aren’t you afraid of how you’ll be treated if minorities become the majority?’
I think my mouth literally fell open. Not religious ideologies that hate women, mind you. They meant racial minorities in a predominantly white area.
People who ask questions like that know in every cell of their body that the system that they thrive in treats others horribly and justify it by believing that anyone in power would do the same.
So no, I’m not afraid of a race or nationality of people. I’m afraid of people with inhumane ideologies.



Low information doesn’t mean low value or less value. It just means they are voting without knowing what they are actually for and how it will affect them. For whatever reasons that may be.
Low information voters are incredibly valuable if you can get them to vote “your way”
There very much are many low information voters of all stripes, on both sides or thinking they are centrist.
And they are very, very valuable if you can get them to vote or not vote through throwing out distractions. While their participation or lack of lets your guy win.