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Is there anywhere I can see the original post? I feel like there is a fair point to be made that a vegan diet for cats could be possible.
I support the removal of misinformation, but surely that is a fair point to make.
Is there anywhere I can see the original post? I feel like there is a fair point to be made that a vegan diet for cats could be possible.
I support the removal of misinformation, but surely that is a fair point to make.
Cool idea, but I spent a lot of time amongst people who believed in star signs when I was young.
They will say “Virgo: the most generous star sign, OMG that’s so me. I like, super generous”, despite the fact they have never given a cent in charity in their life.
None of it influenced their behaviour apart from the ‘lucky numbers’, which probably got them buying a few more lotto tickets.
No joke. What exactly don’t you understand?
People in the US have been burning carbon at an extraordinary rate since the Industrial Revolution, in the 1900s.
Still to this day they burn carbon at a rate of 14.44 tonnes per person per year.
Chinese people burn 8.85 tonnes per person per year.
They burn that carbon running cars, generating electicity, living their lives.
If we are measuring how much CO2 countries have contributed, China has decades of shitty energy production up on the US. They may be a ruthless authoritarian communist state, but they are the not the ones responsible for climate change.
Also, half of the emissions they create are producing your cheap plastic crap to be bought on Amazon
That’s exactly what I mean.
More importantly, the per capita rate for the US (and Australia and Canada etc) is far worse. You may hate the chinese government, but can you explain to me why Chinese people dont have the right to drive cars and run refrigerators, but people in the US do?
Fuck China, but when it comes to carbon emissions, they could burn coal for another 50 years and still not be as bad as the united states.
Makes me wonder if they are making contingencies for a Trump victory.
The US government could force Google to reveal if people are accessing abortions or contraception, or participating in protests.
Her milkshake would bring me (a boy) to her yard.
Seymour’s idiotic comment is real, but the article you linked is satire playing off it.
A lot of the internationals here seem to be taking the article at face value
Literally the biggest religion on earth, influencing the most powerful nations on earth.
Crybullys
Just hoping that everyone understands that The Spinoff, like The Onion, is a satirical website
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Max Frost - Withdrawal
If 14 year old me had heard I would buy a top-tier computer only to underclock it, he would have cried.
But here we are.
Upvote if you like the correct use of OR
Why do you keep eating cat poo? It’s full of toxoplasmosis. It’s going to kill you. Why? WHY?
Oh sorry, that’s 3 questions.
We have these popular tropes of Spock and Sherlock Holmes getting it right by being logical, but the idea that pure logical thinking exists at all is a myth. All conscious thought occurs within a chemical and emotional context. Those emotional components are needed for thought to function at all.
The idea is explored in great detail in Descarte’s Error: Emotion, Reason and the human brain by Antonio Demasio, a very readable book about neuroscience.
A designer knows they have achieved perfection not when there is nothing left to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.
Firefox is the best browser because it has the least bloat. This is bloat. Are we doomed to go down the same path with everything?
They hated him because he spoke the truth
Capitalism may be the biggest crisis in our lifetime, but from a geological time-frame its a self-resolving problem.
All the people saying mandatory voting is bad are misinformed. It is essential for democracy, and should be applied everywhere.
Australia has mandatory voter turnout, but you do not need to submit a vote. You just need to show up on polling day.
Everyone has political interests and needs to be politically represented, but some people are too tired after work to take themselves to the polling centre. Others are incarcerated. If anything, those people are more in need of political representatives.
American conservatives spend billions trying to prevent poor overworked people from reaching polling places or exercising their right to vote. Mandatory voting prevents that.
Make no mistake, Australian democracy is healtheir than whatever clusterfuck in going on in the US.
yes, I didn’t have theort of that