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  • So yeah it's probably your field! Sorry about that. Fwiw I don't think the problem is that it isn't 'hard science', I find it easy to find philosophical works (German, English and French language ones). It's probably just too niche.

  • That'd also harm big corporations less than small, independent artists who don't get paid as much per use of their artwork.

  • Under capitalism, copyrights are a necessary tool for people to get paid for their labour in some cases. That's not the most common usecase for copyrights, but a needed one until we get a better system. Fuck copyrights being used for corporate greed though. Somehow, more people are against the former than the latter, which is super wrong. But it's not a reason to be against the former in addition to being against the latter.

  • Idk if itll help but have you tried annas archive? It mirrors multiple science piracy sites.

    Edit:do you mean pedagogical materials or research? Cause I don't think you'll be lucky if it's the former.

  • Most enbies consider ourselves trans, seeing as trans means to identify with a gender other than the one you were assigned.

  • Id look like that if I was using Microsoft software, too.

  • 'more damaging' is unfortunately not a simple linear scale. One requires more space, the other releases more poisons into the environment. Both suck. But if production becomes plant based at the same time as organic, there'll still be way less space used overall. Cursory searx tells me 3/4 of agricultural land is used for animal agriculture (including growing feed). Horribly inefficient.

  • This follow along while helping family is 100% why I keep a windows partition.

  • I was like 9, which would make it like 2006, and I remember just typing 'Star Wars' into YouTube with my sibling every time we were on the PC unsupervised. The culture at the time in my area was very much that the internet wasn't for kids.

  • I have sensory issues and don't handle crowds or noise well, I have fun for a little bit if it's not all too crowded, but then I crash hard while still there. After 1st of May I slept 19:00-11:00. And that's in a country where the very worst I've personally witnessed police do was surround and unjustly arrest people. But if I can spare the resources, it's totally worth it.

  • Also 172/5'8 and same, several times! Even from me who were still taller than me! Also dated someone who didn't care and was 175/5'9 and when we went out together and my shoes made me taller than him, we'd get an average of like 10 comments, all from men, about it. Lots of friends have told me their only slightly taller ex bf wouldn't 'let' them wear heels.

    Also, on a dating app, I'd get about 50/50 matches from masc and fem people when I didn't list my height. When I did list it, I'd get mostly fem ones, and all the masc ones were tall. And fewer matches overall.

  • Gen Z

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  • Im 27, very first birth year for gen z. And I'm a teacher and this is a multiple times a day occurrence. Also, them laughing at my slang terms that I don't even realise are slang as I'm using them. And the scary bit is, some of them are 18-20, so still firmly gen z too.

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  • Some older people have somewhat similar smartphone behavior as teenagers. Those of us born in the ~80s/90s kinda grew up along with technology. A lot of older people adopted it when they were already adults, so they didn't slowly grow used to it the way we did. And younger people started using tech when it was already this super intransparent easy to use thing that it is now. So those groups behave somewhat similarly around it: mobile games, a lot of social media use, and, for some reason, also heavy emoji use. I guess it might be because it's new and cool to them and they never used :-) etc?

    Mind you, this is far from universal. Just a bit of a pattern I'm noticing. Also, I don't really view you, a gen x person, as older, so idk.

  • Traveling [place] implies you're seeing a large enough portion of it to be representative to all of [place]. That's what this is making fun of. Nobody says 'im travelling the US' when theyre just going to NYC and Florida. At most they'd say they're going TO the US. That's just what those respective phrasings imply. The meme isn't ripping on not travelling or not travelling everywhere.

  • The distance that light travels in about a three hundred millionth of a second. Wait, that's just the actual definition.

  • Of you don't mind explaining, how? I can only code for maths purposes, but this sounds cool

  • As much as this sucks, it's not just birth control. Medication that was legalized when laws and regulations were more lax will stay legal even if wouldn't be permitted nowadays. Famously, aspirin would almost certainly not be legalized today because the necessary dose is too close to the dangerous dose. Of course it's sexist as shit that they're only starting to researching male birth control in the current day.

  • It's a bit silly that you say 'goddammit neurotypicals' because they don't communicate their need to leave, but you don't seem to communicate your need for them to leave either. Just tell them you're tired and would like for them to leave/leave soon. I do this and nobody has ever been offended. I guess someone who'd get offended by direct communication like that wouldn't be friends with me because I be like that.