Krudler
True. Seems like nothing has changed since the BBS days, that's why I use the language of "fundamental problems" going unsolved.
The "problem" is huge and totally non-trivial.
I think he's that Canadian dude on the coast and he's super zealous.
I remember a huge like 20,000+ vote thread where people were just outright mocking him to his face, knowing that he's not aware he's being mocked.
I stood up to shame people and I got the shit beat out of me then banned.
Yeah it's all fine for thousands of people to mock a person with an intellectual disability, that's totally fine /s
Try to follow the thrust of the conversation.
Truth.
Yesterday I opened a huge bung of ground beef that I got from Costco.
Fried up 1/3 of it up and when I tasted it... Damn that's f'kking bottom round roast beef 😋
It already is Reddit.
I can't get people to understand that the people who cloned Reddit to make Lemmy didn't make something different, they made a shitty copy. There is clearly no innovation regarding solving the fundamental underlying, unaddressed problems of democratic social media.
Yeah the back end is slightly different, but from the end user perspective, it's a link dump filled with morons.
Until we move to a merit-based system of commenting and posting, we're going to be going in circles looking at stupid memes and misinformation and ill-considered opinions from idiots.
I'm not a nutritional epidemiologist.
But I've started to get into learning about it in the last few months.
It's really starting to feel like this is a giant bullshit field, and as much as they are trying to find useful results, there's something severely wrong with how they seem to arbitrarily assign causality and correlation.
In a contrived example: "People who live near power lines have more cancer" - "No, poor people live near power lines because they're poor, and poor people have more cancer"
What are the kind of people that eat processed hot dogs? I can promise you they are not millionaires. I can promise you it's not people who can afford filet mignon but decide to have a steamed hot dog. It's not people who work out and take care of their bodies. It's not people who cook.
So when a study is done like this, what answer are you actually getting? probably finding out that the type of people who eat processed meat are more prone to these conditions for a variety of considerations that are just totally left out of the analysis.
I got banned because I told everybody who was mocking that retarded weather guy to stop mocking him.
These are my solution, I have bad shoulders... I get them at the dollar store.
My grandfather had this thing called the bear claw! It was basically a strip of pointy plastic tines and it fit over an out-facing wall corner.
I found myself with a back scratcher in every room as I got older until I learned that the reason my back is constantly itchy is because my fine back hair.
I bought this thing called The Man Groomer which is basically an extendable back shaver, and now I don't use back scratchers anymore... Honestly a humongous relief from needing to scratch my back like 75 times a day. Now I need to scratch it zero times.
I'm on your side, not one thing here is novel.
We have been well aware of this type of crystalline structure for... I don't know a century? Ferrite anybody? And magnetic heating/cooling are child's play concepts.
Where are the magnets?
edit I'm an idiot lol