get an email address just for spam, which you can mostly/fully ignore, and use your main email only for more important things.
alternatively, if giving them your email is completely unnecessary, use a throwaway like one of those "10 minute email" things.
i think some services support writing your email as username+<text goes here>@provider.url so you can do username+spam@provider.url and the mail will appear in a separate folder in your email client.
I don't understand why people still clean their asses with toilet paper in their own home. A handheld bidet + towel is a much better alternative, in my opinion.
Grab a cookie, close the packaging or container, go somewhere else, then eat the cookie. You will want another cookie but not enough to actually go back and re-open the packaging.
Alternatively, eat something more nutritious first, then set a specific amount of cookies you're allowed to eat. Also, brush your teeth after eating sweet food, such as cookies.
I would be completely stressed out, like people would wanna kill me and stuff for being a dictator, so I'd just renounce, run away and get a new identity (not sure how one "gets" a new identity though). Also, managing a country by myself? Too hard, what orders am I even meant to give?
Precognition. Like "spidey sense", I'd get a feeling something bad will happen, and depending on the distance from me I could get more or less details about what will happen. Depending on the severity, I could even know about major events a few minutes in advance, but with basically no detail, since they'd likely happen very far away from me (e.g. "A war is about to start somewhere").
I play the piano (keyboard). I'm horrible at it (for now!). My favorite part about it is that I don't have to hurt my fingers to play it, unlike guitar... I like playing video game OST and sometimes some classical music, I don't have a favorite piece at the moment.
it depends, can simulations run simulations inside themselves? because if so, i think this would increase the odds. if we were able to model reality, down to the subatomic level, with perfect accuracy, then maybe there's another world simulating us. unless we're in a pretty bad or locked-down simulation that doesn't allow recursion.
not sure why the default behavior is this:
file\ name\ with\ a\ bunch\ of\ spacesinstead of this:
"file name with a bunch of spaces"but you can just press
"before pressing tab to auto-complete, and it will use the 2nd form