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I was curious earlier with the suggestion from @[email protected]'s suggestion to go and speak to Defederatis in other places...

And I was taken aback at how inactive they appeared to be..? Fair amounts of extraneous stuff but it's literally almost all we post about.

Thus it isn't super surprising that some of these people felt personally slighted and absolutely cut at the fact that we make politically charged jokes.

Are we going to be vulnerable to this too?

This is absolutely amazing

Problem not solved, LOL?

cross-posted from: https://exploding-heads.com/post/185121

There seem to be a growing number of unmarried people today who may have been brought up to view their purpose in life as being tied to having a family, and they may be getting too old to have kids (in the case of some unmarried women for example).

How can they find a sense of meaning in life without a family?

I have trouble wrapping my head around this, due to the understanding that a person could dedicate their life to God and live as a celibate as like a monk or priest or nun if they don't marry, and I feel pretty content with the idea of being married or single or in some religious commitment.

But this seems like it may be a growing problem for other people who do not share my outlook and I was wondering if people have ideas on how these people can cope with the issue.

Pay was 18 to 22 hr.

This job listing is unfuckingbelievable.

Wow...

Make these bitches cry

I love the name

If anyone knows of a good free git hosting service besides github I would love to post any changes we make to it.

We need a place to post code changes.

Does anybody know how to remove it?

I think of the things that might have helped form who I am sometimes...

Until I was about 6, all my daycare in the summers were provided by my grandparents, and my maternal grandmother signed me up for countless activities that were often quite intimidating to me... Being a 4-5 year old kid dropped off with kids that were often older, not knowing who any of these people are, etc.

I distinctly remember being signed up for a science class at the Nature Center where we lived, and going through an entire week of classes in their greenhouse... I actually remember feeling a lot of anxiety about it, and the whole time I didn't really make any friends. I believe I was the youngest, and, frankly, I think I struggled with attention.

For the climax, we did some nature walk at night to see the stars, and we went back to the greenhouse and I remember explaining things I learned to my grandmother as part of the task... Caterpillars, cocoons, something along these lines, and when it all concluded my grandmother complimented me about how much I learned, and the teacher said how well I had done, and she would go on to brag to my parents about me as well as my grandfather...

Part of me wonders if this was the groundwork for a lot of my social skills, courage, confidence, resilience...

Years later, my parents actually lived in that area. The Nature Center was closed. I hadn't actually ever lived there, so I was just there to party and drink with friends who would have to leave and come to my area...

Today I thought back to this for some reason, mostly just remembering my grandmother, and I thought about how everyone important to me in the story is dead - my grandmother, my grandfather, the caterpillars. I also wonder if I am the only person for whom those memories survive on earth, walking through the dark, looking up at the night sky in that context... Certainly the overwhelming majority of those other students are alive, and probably the bulk of the staff, but it is also the case none of them would remember this quite like me - and even those who were in similar enough situations would have their own series of relationships and realizations...

Now I live over five thousand miles away from where it all happened.. and a lot of members of that family have all passed on, and all the kids in my family who would know what I was talking about back then have grown up and either have kids or a complicated backstory as to why they don't...

I guess I share this because it makes me respect the gravity of life and change.

So I was outside and it was kind of quiet and suddenly an air conditioner machine turned on and it wasn't a big deal but I became aware of the issue of noise pollution

I was curious what people think about this issue and about what ideas you might have to improve the noise situation and to manage noise pollution in society

Like in the example of the air conditioner, are there mods that could be made to retrofit old machines to make them quieter? Or are there new quieter designs?

One thing I've thought of is to encourage people to voluntarily use loud machines on certain days of the week if possible, rather than at random times every day (for example, mowing the lawn with loud gas mowers). This may not be realistic though as some people's schedules push them to use loud machinery whenever they simply have a moment.

Any thoughts on how to improve the issue of noise pollution and about the topic of noise management?

Trying to upload posts with pictures and I get errors. Can't log in on other apps either.

I haven’t seen this much hateful content since i videotaped my wifes boyfriends tag team her while i cried in the corner and she looked over at me and told me to keep it down! Reeeeeee!

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