Ok hear me out

A pipe, but it’s shaped like pickle rick

Totally new idea, never seen before /s

I bet it’s the same person with multiple accounts.

Sweet, thanks! I think the original looks just fine tbh, but my eyesight’s not the greatest :P

Who up inspecting they gadget rn?

Are you OP, or how do you know this?

As someone who was permabanned from reddit for “abusing the report button” by reporting transphobia, I’m not confident this is just the result of an automated system.

Yep, this is low, even for them

They suspended his account? That’s … so incredibly heartless and sad. Thank you for these links.

He made the ultimate sacrifice for what he believed, and I hope we never stop talking about him.

Give these two a playground where they can build forts and fling mud clumps at each other over imaginary lines they make in the sand

Then open the actual border

Oh yes, that’s a good point. I wonder if there’s a FOSS app that does this? I’d actually download this because there are many times I’d like to revisit an idea later.

I typed out a thoughtful response to this, and then the server hiccuped and I lost it. When I was still in college, I used to get ideas when I was doing something, and I’d pause to record voice notes on my phone.

The problem is you then have to remember to listen to them later, and also I hate the sound of my voice!

Although her point “Can you tell me the thesis and supporting arguements of videos you watched from two calendar years ago?” doesn’t really land for me - I can barely remember my own life from two years ago.

I have my master’s in a field I’m very passionate about, and I can barely remember my thesis when people ask me about it, even though I spent two years developing it :P

I do like the author’s points very much, and I especially appreciate her unique perspective, because a lot of times I read things like this from US or UK authors, as opposed to someone who’s had the experiences she has. But I also agree that maybe it’s a bit unfair to consumers of audiobooks and alternative forms of reading, and it probably misses its target audience.

I showed my husband as soon as I finished reading because I felt like he could relate to a lot of what she said since he has ADHD, and as soon as he saw the length of the article, he said, “You’re kidding,right?”

Also, I listen to audiobooks a lot while I’m out walking or longboarding, and I really don’t notice a difference between that and conventional reading. I feel like I absorb the information just as well, and sometimes even more because I’m keeping my hands and feet busy and am therefore less distracted than when I try to sit still and read.

Do you use Firefox? Reader mode should solve the problem with lag.

The author is actually mindful of everything you just mentioned and has experienced these things herself.

Fwiw this article is well worth reading, in my opinion. I feel like it presents a valuable perspective and insight. I just shared it on a couple discord servers, after reading it myself.

Do you have links to the books, or do we have to locate or buy them?

The discussion becomes ruined

There was never anything worth discussing here. Everyone knows the IDF is lying here. No one is called upon to respond thoughtfully and respectfully to people who defend genocidal regimes.