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graphic designer and 3D artist
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Grumpy old pot smoking man they could never make me hate you
Marco Foster@MarcoFoster_
Harrison Ford: “Humanity is a part of nature, not above it. We need cultural change. We need to extend social justice. We need to respect and elevate the indigenous people that are being marginalized, and in many cases, killed in cold blood. The world you’re stepping into, the world my generation left you, is a real mess”
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I’m so fucking tired of people saying emaciated celebrities are on ozempic
roxy demento@falseroxy
every celebrity is not on ozempic. a lot of them just have old fashioned eating disorders.
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@acciolattae I was just watching a random recipe and saw them use sugar free caramel syrup and got very confused 😭
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GLP-1 medications treat the root cause of obesity disease: disordered appetite regulation, satiety signaling, and food reward pathways centered in the hypothalamus and gut-brain axis.
Treating the root cause does not mean removing the root. We do not excise the pancreas to treat diabetes or replace kidneys to treat hypertension. We treat the underlying biologic dysfunction.
“75% of Americans aren’t overweight because they have a metabolic disability.”
Correct. They are overweight because human biology was dropped into an extraordinarily obesogenic environment — ultra-processed foods, engineered hyper-palatability, enormous portions, sedentary living, chronic stress, and constant food availability.
That environment collides with biology differently in different people. Some resist it. Some overcome it through tremendous effort. Others struggle chronically.
But when obesity rates explode across entire populations within a few decades, the explanation is not a sudden collapse in national character. It is biology interacting with environment.
GLP-1 drugs did not invent obesity as a disease. They exposed it.
Jenko Kent@JenkoKent
@wickwired @drterrysimpson 75% of Americans aren’t overweight because they have a metabolic disability. In Europe, 50% are overweight. Is the difference some American predisposition to a unique disability that the rest of the world doesn’t have?
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Given that it’s an early access release from a small team, I am fully expecting the game to have bugs on launch but I think that’s normal and should be expected. If it doesn’t than that’ll be amazing but I think it’s important to have realistic expectations going into the game
InSim Hub@InSimHub
What do you think guys? 🤔 Do you think Paralives will launch with bugs and rough issues like inZOI… or will it turn out better and more stable than inZOI? 👀 Be honest — what’s your prediction?👇👇
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It gets worse when you find out she said this to arts and humanities graduates who are about to enter the workspace while it's facing higher rates of unemployment due to corporate greed using AI to replace them.
Incredibly insensitive and out of touch as a graduation speech.
onion person@CantEverDie
the tech world has genuinely not grappled with how many people despise them and what they make
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Bruh, they were telling the ZOOMERS to go to college or flip burgers. You’re not fooling anyone. Boomers rug pulled two generations and is now acting like we’re the ones to blame for all the useless degrees and debt.
BoiltOwl@nealjclark1
College is expensive because every millenial INSISTED they get to go. The boomers spent a ton so they could go. This was not the case in the boomers day. They understood natural hierarchy and sorted themselves appropriately. Their big sin was liking their children too much.
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I don't go out of my way to befriend my coworkers but I do make an effort to be nice to everyone and that's always worked out well for me
𐙚 bambi@bbambied
propaganda i'm never falling for is that you shouldn't befriend your coworkers
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Another clear example of the generational divide.
For many people, a job is exactly that: a job. You clock in, clock out, and use the remaining hours to build a future that actually belongs to you. The old social contract of "time in exchange for stability" effectively died the moment housing became unaffordable and meaningful career progression stalled out.
Gen Z understands this intuitively: they don't tie their identity to an employer, especially given most roles are viewed as temporary placeholders anyway. When the traditional path to ownership is blocked, the only rational move is to stop treating a cubicle like a career and start treating it like a specialized cash-flow hedge.
After all, if the employer has no loyalty to the person, isn't it delusional to expect the person to have a spiritual connection to the office?
Nat Purser@NatPurser
talking to young people who wish their jobs were fully remote makes me feel like i’m losing my mind. you’re at the point in life where you could most benefit from in-person relationship and knowledge building … but … you wanna get some errands done,
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Because if there’s anything worse than being fat, it’s losing weight in a way thin people think is unacceptable
New York Post@nypost
People who lose weight on Ozempic are viewed worse than people who don't lose weight at all: study trib.al/5JhdcWm
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Both of these things are lies. Remote work ended because of expensive real estate leases and overall real estate investment not because worker took naps
Dhaaruni ✨✨✨@dhaaruni
100% remote would have probably lasted longer if people didn’t publicize that they were doing laundry and meal-prepping and walking their dogs during their “work” day. Even accounting for in-office water cooler chat and lunch, most people are still less productive at home!
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The only one I watch regularly is MurderofBirds
Jelly 💥@BuildXueyi
I'm kind of curious, which hsr content creators do you all like
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Hi. I make $200,000 a year working entirely from home. I have the entirety of my career. I speak to my mentors regularly who I have never met in person. 2 will be invited to my eventual wedding.
Fuck this person. Find the life that suits you.
Nat Purser@NatPurser
talking to young people who wish their jobs were fully remote makes me feel like i’m losing my mind. you’re at the point in life where you could most benefit from in-person relationship and knowledge building … but … you wanna get some errands done,
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Sure networking has its importance, but how far will networking truly get a young person today when all of these companies going Ai first, are laying off employees by the thousands & are eliminating jobs that would have been their entry to the industry they are trying to work in?
Nat Purser@NatPurser
talking to young people who wish their jobs were fully remote makes me feel like i’m losing my mind. you’re at the point in life where you could most benefit from in-person relationship and knowledge building … but … you wanna get some errands done,
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