Some US states are also like this. Often limits on the types of relationships and a low age of consent (16, say, but with a harder limit on how many months there can be between the parties).
There are a lot of people who are against the kind of predation that is lauded amongst the vile and the wealthy.
Seems reasonable on its face, but I’d love to see what the “rebound” times are for getting back to normal.
Like, I know that my computational speed goes up when I use a calculator and I suffer without it. But when I get back into the swing of mental math, I feel like I return to a baseline. Do the doctors who get worse at spotting cancer bounce back after they realize they’ve gotta do it without AI?
Ridicule and mockery remain relatively effective responses to the quiet, scared acquiescence that fascists demand.
Also, excellent username, Manny.
That makes sense. But I’ve got a wallet of burned CDs from the 90s that put the question to that 15 year timeline.
And these discs? They have not been treated well.
I definitely agree with you. I feel like I see people talking about optical media rotting all the time and it just doesn’t seem like a practical issue for 99% of use cases.
I seem to remember the conversation in the early 2000s being about how discs would rot in 50+ years and now I see people saying ten or 15.
What is this 10 year thing? I’ve also got CD RWs and CD Rs from 1998 that still work. And DVD Rs from like 2002 that are still fine.
First, I didn’t make the argument.
Second, I think most people could draw a line between allowing a suffering prisoner to choose death and forcing it on them.
Third, that assumes that there’s an ethical argument for life imprisonment.
On the other hand, there’re good, ethical reasons to cut off Bob’s leg sometimes. If you hold the view that there’s never an ethical reason for the state to execute someone, then by that definition all those killings are just some varied degrees of unethical.
Yeah, doing the stock is an extra step for sure. I use so much stock in cooking for normal meals that it saves me a ton of money to carve out the freezer space (especially because all the almost rotted and throwaway veggie bits can find a home in the pressure cooker).
Our grocery stores don’t have the last chance shelf, unfortunately. In school, we’d raid the produce dumpster and have smoothie nights.
Plus, with a slow cooker, instant pot, or just a stove, you can make delicious broth from the leftovers and upgrade your next couple meals.
Lighting a hay bale on fire in the road and emerging in a gorilla suit feels more menacing.
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Sorta, but that’s not usually from burning the fuel. Ethanol attacks rubber in older engines, so that can be a source of gunk.
But usually it’s because ethanol absorbs water and small engines often sit longer with fuel in them. Also, when gas with ethanol evaporates, it leaves a varnish that can clog stuff up.
Also, it has more oxygen available and can burn hotter, which is rough for some small engines, especially air-cooled ones.
Like a “dilettante” or “debutante” or “demoiselle”?
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Googled my symptoms and it basically came back with “99%, you’re compressing these vertebrae/discs and it causes [exactly my symptoms].” So it’s just getting old! Woo!
It is and isn’t. I think that TV, as a longer-form of entertainment, has less harmful effects on attention-span, for example.
Hearing kids talk about not being able to focus long enough to watch a movie or tv show is a bummer.
Do you mean “sit-down, shut-up, & read”?