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1964dodge

Has a monkey as a friend
Safety & Support
SF Supporter
i had great care at the hospital and good aftercare. the major complaint was they didn't explain to me how serious mild sepsis is. i thought being mild sepsis was no big deal and i would recover in 3 or 4 weeks. i found out it will take months or possibly years. if i knew it would have made it easier

mike
 

Gonz

₲‹›Ŋʑ
I fell down marble steep stairs ( I mean not fell , I slipped , passed through almost 4 stairs in the sitting position, I thought I am gone 😂💀 or will be injured badly but thankfully ) so my hips hurt , while walking and especially while sitting or lying down in a firm mattress or surface.
Ow, but it could have beeb a lot worse I guess. Still, ow.
 

3nufk1n.sheepies

autistic apoxian eastern european toker
the kind of person i want to be so badly (dysphoria)

-demiboy
-scruffy, messy. hobo but in an unintentionally attractive way
-invader zim, scott pilgrim
-horror films
-loads of obscure knowledge
-monotone voice
-depressed weirdo
-messy greasy hair
-olderbrothrrcore
-baggy, dark clothes
-gamer for hours and hourz on end
-sleeps all day, awake during night
-eternslly stoned
-drum and bass music
-lucky enough to live with parents as an adult
-small tightly knit group of friends
-underweight bmi
-extrrmely chill
-mountain bike, dirt bikr, skateboard, e scooter, that kind of thing
-pale skin, droopy eyelids, eyebags
-"menial job, high asf, apathetic cashier" trope
 

Auri

🎸🎶Metal Star🎵🥁
Safety & Support
SF Supporter
Some people are too often too proud to announce that "they suck at science or maths". It's a major problem in our society, how being "dumb in an area (any)" is considered quirky or cool, and it keeps them from trying to get better at it.

Learning about everything is important (history, geography, literature, arts, languages...), but in the case of science, the rejection of it in the contemporary world by a significant portion of the population (and organizations) worries me. Science has become the bad guy.

There is zero judgment in me in anyone's "ability" (and access) to learn something - what we sadly call many forms of ""intelligence"" -, but there is in wanting to learn it.

And yet, it doesn't take any type of high intelligence to learn the most important : rather than the results of science, how science works. Its methods and principles. In other words, anyone can learn it, but we are made to believe that it is unachievable unless we do very well at school or have impressive degrees. 100% false, and there are people who profit from us holding that belief.

The consequences of a society not understanding these principles are and will be devastating.

- I am not closed to discussion, but I won't be able to hold one here. It's just a complaint. Thanks for understanding. ^^
 

JanisSPK

Well-Known Member
Some people are too often too proud to announce that "they suck at science or maths". It's a major problem in our society, how being "dumb in an area (any)" is considered quirky or cool, and it keeps them from trying to get better at it.

Learning about everything is important (history, geography, literature, arts, languages...), but in the case of science, the rejection of it in the contemporary world by a significant portion of the population (and organizations) worries me. Science has become the bad guy.

There is zero judgment in me in anyone's "ability" (and access) to learn something - what we sadly call many forms of ""intelligence"" -, but there is in wanting to learn it.

And yet, it doesn't take any type of high intelligence to learn the most important : rather than the results of science, how science works. Its methods and principles. In other words, anyone can learn it, but we are made to believe that it is unachievable unless we do very well at school or have impressive degrees. 100% false, and there are people who profit from us holding that belief.

The consequences of a society not understanding these principles are and will be devastating.

- I am not closed to discussion, but I won't be able to hold one here. It's just a complaint. Thanks for understanding. ^^
I agree with so much here. Thanks for sharing. I'll join in a discussion if one is created*thumbsup
 

JanisSPK

Well-Known Member
At this current time it's the cost of contractor's beyond obscene pricing (not particularly a subjective observation for those of us who are not millionaires etc.) $14,000 out of pocket (or more by the end) of repiping a very small house that only has a couple of lines in it......And then the games the contractors play with you on several levels creating additional fears around city permits and added costs of having to replace other things like a 10 year old water heater which has nothing wrong with it. Yada yada yada.......
When I move it will be to a rental situation. It seems the only thing that makes any sense in my world and situation.
 

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