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by dripdry45 12d ago
The truth of matter is that there’s very little screaming. Americans were conditioned decades ago to be a quite docile. they work in their cubicles and have their families and their little house in the suburbs… America has been a beige, tho
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by dripdry45 12d ago
You have Jared Kushner pulling a lot of strings on one side, and you have his brother, Josh Kushner, giving enormous amounts of money to the other side. They’re both incredibly evil. And it’s obvious that both sides completely disdain their
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by dripdry45 23d ago
....sadly more true than anyone here would probably like to admit. I love having Indian coworkers and there’s a large Indian population where I am at, but they are just completely separated in every single way from everyone else. and they k
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by dripdry45 23d ago
The thought and consideration is worth the time, I think. However, in a certain respect this is why government is supposed to exist: we never would have gone to the moon. Or built the highway system. Or train tracks. Or a whole lot of big t
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by dripdry45 25d ago
And look what happened to Sonos soon after that! I’m sorry, but I’ve gotten to the point where I would’ve just yelled back at the guy “Prove it, chudmuffin! You’re advocating for something you know nothing about and sending the company in a
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by dripdry45 1mo ago
Does it, though? Tesla stock hasn’t run into reality yet. All that’s required to avoid reality is for enough people to keep believing believing the lie. If a bunch of big companies all invest in each other and never sell, then wouldn’t it p
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by dripdry45 1mo ago
Care to expand upon that? Where do you think things are headed? I have some ideas, myself, as a form of financial guy and I’m very interested to hear other opinions
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by dripdry45 1mo ago
This is just flat out untrue. Going a day or two without eating anything feels freeing and wonderful. You simply have some coffee and go through your day, drink water. By not eating anything at all it’s much easier. Even having a couple bit
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by dripdry45 1mo ago
Thanks for the details, really liked your posting this. As a former Climber, moved to an area that doesn’t have a decent rock Gym and bought a house, this is inspiring. I have a chance to climb again and it will require losing some weight l
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by dripdry45 1mo ago
The additives to the meat. Has to retain its color, be preserved, and they also add pink slime to it. McDonald’s adds soy, I believe, and there are all kinds of other things that go into it. If you grind your meat at home you’re going to ge
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by dripdry45 1mo ago
My understanding is that melatonin can overload certain receptors and cause an issue with fogginess since it works directly on the brain. 5HTP is more broad and is “gated“ on the same metabolic pathway, so cannot overload the system the way
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by dripdry45 1mo ago
same here. I use 5HTP instead, apparently the same chemical pathway just goes in at a different point. no fog in the morning at all. Nice and sharp, feel good.
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by dripdry45 2mo ago
I’ve been concerned seeing this in too many threads. A Marketing and propaganda rule is that the very first thing people read/see sets the tone for the entire discussion. If you get everyone off track right from the jump it degrades th
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by dripdry45 2mo ago
Or the more confused everything becomes, and it just gets bottled up because there’s too much going on, and the partner gets away with their bad behavior and never has to take responsibility for their actions. forming a habit involves takin
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by dripdry45 2mo ago
There’s some pretty bad information in here. Yes, there is a five year waiting period to withdraw contributions from a Roth IRA, for instance. I see some people here getting that wrong, and that can be dangerous tax-wise. There are all kind
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by dripdry45 2mo ago
The five-year clock is for the original contribution. It’s important not to get that mixed up.
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by dripdry45 2mo ago
First, i agree with you. Inconveniencing everyone is unacceptable when something ought to be taken care of as quickly as possible. That said… if someone jumped in front of the train they probably need to get police, medical, and train teams
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by dripdry45 2mo ago
That 150k figure I believe is quite outdated. New ones are running 300k or more. The ambulance vehicle providers have been bought up by private equity and the lead times are now years to get one.
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by dripdry45 2mo ago
It’s not that these aren’t valuable. It’s that you can also see the enormous damage done to children and the suffering that you put them through as parents. Life is a grueling, often thankless and cruel situation. It has no real explanation
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by dripdry45 3mo ago
yeah, I’m surprised Trazodone didn’t get mentioned as a very low dose
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by dripdry45 3mo ago
same here. I started doing yoga and rock climbing, and it stretched everything out, and strengthened all the muscles around it. I rarely have an issue now.
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by dripdry45 3mo ago
imo The big key here is zoning. I live in a city where they actively work against people who want to build out their properties and create more density. The property taxes are sky high, but the city actively works against your affording the
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by dripdry45 3mo ago
No, but SOMEONE did.
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by dripdry45 5mo ago
CVTs, yep. Needed a new vehicle and bought the final year before they switched to CVT. I can only hope that mess somehow sorts itself out eventually.
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by dripdry45 5mo ago
It’s also been toyed with and twisted since about 1983. The actual standard of living for Americans has generally been falling since then.
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by dripdry45 5mo ago
Look deeper. Larry Ellison and money is at the center of most of this. Check out the Drey Dossier stuff and how it pulls lots of these strings together. Jared Kushner, Terry Wiles, Ellison... Lebanon, Gaza, even Iran. It’s all a big busines
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by dripdry45 5mo ago
I have a good friend who doesn’t pay attention to any of this stuff. Nothing gets them down for long, they do pretty well with work, and just enjoy living life simply. They have amassed a reasonable amount of wealth, are moving up at their
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by dripdry45 5mo ago
You have to make those opportunities to plan long-term. Once you start to form those, it will be amazing how many opportunities present themselves.
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by dripdry45 5mo ago
I started with “How to Be Idle” by Hodgkinson about 20 years ago. Found “The importance of living “ by Lin yutang. I now have a small collection of books about idleness… yet here i am working and then throwing myself into working on a centu
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by dripdry45 5mo ago
So there’s a kind of filter in your kidneys that handles protein. Over a lifetime that gets worn out. Once it is perforated by too much protein, or if there was a problem with it, very bad things start to happen. Having too much protein, es

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