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  • Nah, everyone outside of USA should start mocking ICE even more. What's the worse they can do, have a temper tantrum?

  • Well they already are enhanced, just not busted. With most steroids we already know how long it takes for those to flush out of the system, oddly one of the most studied part and the improvements gotten from enhanced training can be maintained to a degree.

    Though i was more on the personal use part. Getting cleaner and actually known substances, as some drugs are rarer but still popular thus those can be laced with other less popular drugs, is going to be better.Yeah the research part is good as well as currently user experiences and a handful of papers are used to mitigate the negative side effects of steroids which can have flaws and breaks down completely if the affirmationd drug isn't what it's supposed to be.

  • At that point the deeper research into the substances would be beneficial. As the side effects are proportional to dosing, the damage can be mitigated and with better and actual research into it is helpful in dealing with those side effects.

    And as with other drugs, which can be harmful as well and addictive. People are still going to get those, just with worse quality, less certainty that it is the actual substance and needing to rely on bro science to counteract any harmful effects.

  • I totally misread that one. Sry my bad.

  • She is the one providing transport and later we can do a small celebration for my daughters birthday and I'm absolutely not against small home repairs either. I seem to have become the default handyman in my family.And thats one of those activities I'm fully prepared to give up my standard routine for. Doing physical stuff with hands and figuring out such problems can be rather satisfying.

    I'm just fully aware that it's not going to be an easy fix. Last time we figured out that the drainage pipe isn't clogged up, but broken somewhere inside the wall.

  • Fair point, that would make more sense.

  • Honestly, not much. It's going to be a busy weekend. Going to my mother in law's place to fix some piping, have to tear a hole into the wall to get to it. Then catching up on general chores on an accelerated pace.At least i can fit a gym sessions into there somewhere.

  • How come carbs are expensive?Dried goods(pasta, rice, buckwheat, oats) and vegetables(potatoes, carrots) are one of the cheapest foods available. Potatoes being one of the most satiating foods as well.

    Dont get me wrong, im not criticizing your choice. Just curious over the reasoning behind it.

  • Fair point, fats can easily replace it, but it still is rather useful for when quick bursts of energy are needed and the feeling part as well.

  • What did carbs ever do to them? Those are necessary macronutrients and a good source of fast energy.

  • At least they remained true to their words and enjoyed it until the end.

  • Anything thats not directly necessary for survival. So junk food, hobby items.

  • Makes sense

  • I'd argue that having a stable and reliable routine for basic activities of life isn't that bad. Eventually those can be ran on autopilot, it frees up mental capacity for unplanned surprises. It allows to observe oneselfs behavioral patterns and slowly implement subtle changes to aquire new and healthier habits. Over the course of years these subtle changes stack up and can benefit the body and the mind.

  • Nah, kinda decent actually. Has been worse, could be better, but still kinda decent.

  • But those were significantly smaller groups of people with significantly worse quality of life.In addition the ones that got bigger naturally evolved centralized governing structures. Even before that all the groups had leaders or some group(elders) making decisions that can effect the whole group.

    Cleaning a outhouse after 50 people from time to time, isn't that big of an issue and can be done just for the good of the whole group. It can be easily done in rotation or a group just gets together in an afternoon and digs a new one.

    Doing the same after 100 000 up to 1 000 000+ people is in orders of magnitude more difficult and time consuming.

    Same applies to any governing structure. Even the idea OP brought up needs a governing body of some sort to allocate resources and work plans.

  • https://radianjeans.com/ By the pictures seems to be fitting a whole phone.

    https://www.amazon.com/womens-jeans-deep-front-pockets/s?k=womens+jeans+with+deep+front+pockets

    Of course it's questionable how deep each one is.

    https://www.gap.com/shop/jeans-for-women-with-front-pockets-0agz00a

    At least some seem to fit a whole hand.

    https://www.reviewed.com/style/features/womens-jeans-deep-functional-pockets

    Whole review pointing towards multiple brands with deep pockets.

    Or yeah in extreme case to make a point to manufactures. Starting to buy mens jeans en mass for a while, but as people aren't a hive mind. That's kinda harder to achieve.

  • Because women still mostly buy jeans without pockets. There isn't a strong enough financial incentive for manufacturers to add pockets to womens jeans.

    If you want to change it then start buying jeans with pockets, easily available online.

  • Yeah it makes sense and I'm not actually that much against the idea. I'm not that fond of the current wage slavery system either.

    I just don't trust general populations altruism that much to believe it would work on a large scale without any sort of a positive Incentivization in addition to just keeping the society running.