I don’t know, I don’t think of sex as chilling. Just like I don’t see sport as chilling. Chilling should be more calm and less purpose-driven.

Good to know I’m not alone with this “disability”.

In my case I remember with which hand I use the mouse. But I never could get this to be automatic.

That’s how I figured which was which (I don’t have the ability to quickly figure out left from right like most people have, so that left me time to play at guessing).

I don’t understand. Are people into that?

There’s even actual enough reasons to be angry at people, such as hearing about senseless violence in the news, or seeing people litter, or not respect other people on the cycling path, or put their garbage in the recycle bin, etc.

It gets exhausting after a while so I mostly stop caring. But those are actual reasons. Why hate on random things that don’t affect anyone when there’s so much actual things to hate people for?

They are.

The common ancestor of all dinosaurs was certainly terrestrial, so logically that means birds are the descendants of terrestrial dinosaurs. That was in the Trias. By the Jurassic, small tree-climbing theropods with feathers were gliding and soon starting to fly.

This is a common question in economics.

It’s called technological unemploymemt and it’s a type of structural unemployment.

Economists generally believe that this is temporary. Workers will take new jobs that are now available or learn new skills to do so.

An example is how most of the population were farmers, before the agricultural revolution ans the industrial revolution. Efficiency improvements to agriculture happened, and now there’s like only about 1% of the population in agriculture. Yet, most people are not unemployed.

There was also a time in England when a large part of the population were coal miners. Same story.

Each economic and technological improvement expands the economy, which creates new jobs.

There’s been an argument by some, Ray Kurzweil if I remember correctly, but others as well, that we will eventually reach a point where humans are obsolete. There was a time when we used horses as the main mode of land transportation. Now, this is very marginal, and we use horses for a few other things, but really there’s not that much use for them. Not as much as before. The same might happen to humans. Machines might become better than humans, for everything.

Another problem that might be happening is that the rate of technological change might be too fast for society to adapt, leaving us with an ever larger structural unemployment.

One of the solution that has been suggested is providing a basic income to everyone, so that losing your job isn’t as much of a big problem, and would leave you time to find another job or learn a new skill to do so.

Why was it abolished?

Oooh ok, I get it now

They’re unified? When I look at history, it seems to me that they were quite a rebellious generation, with the hippie movement, and the creation of metal and hard rock. Now, if we look at how they’re generally represented, and if they are unified, something doesn’t add up.

I think the thrill and pleasure was what they were after. The subreddit was just for sharing and encouraging eachother. But yea, really dangerous fantasy to act on.

There was one where women shared stories of them getting raped, because they found this to be arousing. Most of the time, they were intentionally putting themselves in situations where they expected the risks of getting raped to be higher.

Examples:

• Going to the bar showing a lot of skin, flirting, and drinking too much, or pretending to be drunk.
• Going to a man’s home, and pretending to fall asleep, with a skirt.
• Showing off her naked body next to a busy highway.

I think they even had insider jargon.

Can’t find it anymore, maybe it was closed. It’s been a long while I’ve even went on Reddit at all.

What was the first one about?

I started seeing them in my neighborhood. What’s going on?

Would you like to expand on resource extraction? This is of particular interest to me.

If you get a new customer, you may get one for several years without adding any new effort.

Doesn’t that encourage urban sprawl?

Thank you. I think anyone who spends a lot of time reading about history comes to these conclusions.

I think it’s because their strategy for avoiding predators is “Stay in trees or hide in holes” rather than “Run away”