Same! Plus, then all the hotties will be impressed that I built a whole goddamned city and will be super down for kinky 3 ways!

Why would the capitalists want misogyny? They don’t care about women’s self esteem - just their money.

I feel like there needs to be a name for this fallacy. The one where you say “society did X, and I don’t like it, so we shouldn’t do X!” As if you can just decree it and make it so, despite the fact that all social constructs are enourmously complicated and deeply ingrained in a culture.

Um, sure. If those were the only two options.

And yet I keep seeing Trump’s name and picture next to German words I can’t read here… curious.

Quite a bit of hubris you have there…

I dunno. I’m not Japanese.

Lol, wtf? I’ve thrown around insulation so many times without gloves. No pain in my hands!

I wear ear pro when I use my impact driver, especially in confined spaces. I don’t need to make my tinnitus worse than it already is.

Here is a much better article written by a legitimate climbing publication that actually knows anything at all about climbing:

https://gripped.com/news/adam-ondra-makes-second-free-ascent-of-dawn-wall-in-yosemite/

The article is wrong. You can clearly see Adams lead line in the picture in the article.

Adam on The Dawn Wall was super impressive - iirc, he sent the route in a single ground-up push or something like that, when it took Tommy, like, 8 years to establish the route. But he def didn’t solo it.

Source: rock climber for 10 years, going to climb in The Valley later this week.

This is a normal human reaction.

But then you do it a few times and you get used to it.

Look up thread. Better pic posted shows it is clearly his lead line, and he has a bolt at his feet. The rope looks tight because it has friction from running through the pieces below, and because the rope has weight of its own pulling it down.

I mean, that’s not what quiet quitting is. Quiet quitting is doing the bare minimum to not get fired from your job, which is different from the bare minimum that would be reasonably expected of you. Most of the time, if your employer actually knew how much work you were doing, they would want to fire you, and it would be for-cause, because you are doing essentially nothing.

This is possible because many workplaces have very little accountability. One of the classic moves is to always be working on multiple projects - so anytime someone asks you to do something, you say “I dunno how quickly I’ll be able to get that done, I’m pretty swamped from X” - at which point everyone sagely nods and agrees that the team working on X is definitely swamped.

If your bosses actually knew that you were just lying, and were spending 7.5 hours everyday playing video games, you’d be fired. But since they don’t know that, you can keep getting paid for showing up to a few meetings every week. That’s what quiet quitting is.

I’m not watching a 20 minute video of some guy I’ve never heard of rambling into a camera.

What would an “AI Class” even entail?

What if you’ve already given yourself tinnitus?

What if we had a tax agency that could investigate that and make sure they did?

Cinco de drinko

I’ll push back a bit and say that zoning is a contributing factor to all of these things, but isn’t going to be the singular cause. Obesity, for example, clearly has to do with diet, which has to do with subsidies for some foods over others (and other factors).

But yes, zoning is very important and desperately needs reform.