I am a help a non profit that delivers food to unhoused people for free. it’s really great and I feel I am really making a difference in the community. I highly suggest people try some volunteer work.

Not this much, at least not daily. I have some old pairs that i use for doing things that I don’t want my nicer shoes to do.

I’m confused, how are the dimples added after the milk is dispensed into the container? They would need to dispense the milk, measure the amount of milk missing from filling the slightly misshapen container, then add a dimple of the correct size so that the milk is nearly to the top. Is that correct? i’m going to have to look next time I’m buying milk to see if there’s a variation in the dimple sizes.

You’re right that I should have clarified, that’s ignoring the Indian based subreddit, which as you state are a lot more normal.

Could you expand more on your 2nd to last sentence? What do you mean be devolved?

Yeah it could just be confirmation bias, it’s definitely hard to confirm those things, and the paranoia with country backed actors trying to affect social media complicates things more.

Agreed, but what I found interesting is how it’s more common with Indian culture than others. I have seen these, seemingly, ragebait videos with other cultures, but it feels like there’s more with Indian culture.

I would have expected what you’re saying to be true, but what I find interesting is I have seen less of the other stereotypes than of the Indian stereotypes. It’s a bit strange in my mind the inequality when you would expect them all be appear equally.

Fucking ABC and their autoplay of videos

Same feelings. I remember reading horrible articles about 5 years ago from them, that I still to this day, don’t trust them. I’ve maybe intentionally been to their site 1 or 2 times in that time

I’m not familiar with the mirror, or their reliability, so here’s an article from NPR: https://www.npr.org/2025/11/24/g-s1-98612/trump-us-attorney-lindsey-halligan

Yeah I don’t think the people in the article are happy with that comparison at all. People are currently unable to find work.

what’s clunky? I would agree they have some clunky elements, mainly the targetting will sometimes cause problems, but I don’t recall much else being necessarily clunky.

Yeah that’s what kept coming to mind: All these people are The Guardian readers so they probably already dislike Trump and likely blame him for this loss of benefits.
I would have liked to see The Guardian interview actual Trump voters to see what they feel about things.

So many bites next to each other could be a bed bug. My understanding is that they’ll leave little black dots around the bites as well. Did you see any before? Otherwise, any of mosquitoes, or fleas.

I believe the quote is, “and then everything got worse”

I think i can get to 40ish words. I mean i have a whole day to focus on remembering the words, and it’s not ridiculously hard since its only 1 additional word per day, while the rest remain the same. It seems if I do make it to 40 words, i would have earned 666,000.00 USD which is pretty amazing. here’s table of the first 10 words:

Day | Cash per day	| Number of words |	cumulative earned
1	1,000.00	         5	           1,000.00
2	2,000.00	         6	           3,000.00
3	3,000.00	         7	           6,000.00
4	4,000.00	         8	          10,000.00
5	5,000.00	         9	          15,000.00
6	6,000.00	         10	          21,000.00

Kane noted that academic declines are appearing in other countries as well, which suggests a broader global trend that could be linked to increased screen use.

From the article as well. So the pandemic definitely didn’t help, but they also don’t feel it is only because of that. The article also mentions that the decline started since before the pandemic as well.

I feel in this case, it just “proves them right” . Your 5 year old won’t begin to use silence as a sign that they’re right and spread videos of that debate to thousands of people.

yeah idk who “they” are specifically (i know in some state/city, they want the 10 commandments in schools), but I doubt they are a religious group that believes in all of the old testament, which means you make a very good point.

watched the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZPWbpOnZ-8

Kirk actually has a good point in that those lines are from the old testament, which Christians believe doesn’t apply, and only believe in the new testament. Assuming Kirk is right that it isn’t in the new testament ( the Cambridge speaker doesn’t contest it either, for whatever that is worth). From the the student then pivots to talking about a new testament description along the lines of: Man shall not sleep with man, which he says can be interpreted differently than man and man and could be man and prostitute. Kirk contends that the traditions and interpretations were created during the time that the writings were created, and so there is no loss of translation then, and those understandings have been passed down until down consistently. I will say, i’ve summised this, but it is a lot more of a meandering argument afterwards that is not very interesting to watch.

I feel like the cambridge student shouldn’t have even brought up the lines in videos above because it doesn’t completely apply to Kirk’s religious beliefs. The student studied the bible decently enough to make his point, but it seemed he needed additional context of Kirk’s beliefs to make a strong point against Kirk.