Chuck Norris doesn't wear a watch. He decides what time it is.
Chuck Norris cannot turn left, because he is always right.
Chuck Norris doesn’t read books. He stares them down until he gets the information he wants.
Chuck Norris doesn't tip the waiter. The waiter tips him.
Chuck Norris’ tears...
No. Because that would be like drinking in church. I honestly don't drink when I'm in the woods at all, outside of a glass of wine at the end of the day when backpacking.
I would simply disagree that your statement applies universally.
So is sunlight. Also, Mr. BigMac
Fix? Try, yes. Work on, certainly. But, fix? Call me skeptical that we ever "fix" our flaws or simply learn to mask them. Nor am I convinced that all flaws should be fixed. Much of what defines us as individuals is our flaws. Perfection is both overrated and unattainable.
100%, and I would...
Sure. But I bet if you broke it down to specific subsets of people, 16 yr old white boys from trailer parks, elderly asian women, etc, the results might be different. I don't know. I'm not pro drunk driving, but I also think it gets pointed to as this attocity against humanity while much larger...
also, drunk drivers are responsible for far fewer traffic fatalities than simply "bad" drivers. But I don't hear anyone preaching to have their wife's license revoked... (LOL, I kid, I kid).
No, but they contribute to the massive inflation of the US healthcare costs, which, IMO, causes much greater and broader impacts than drunk drivers do, even if each individual case is less acute.
It can't be actually about the booze, because statistically it's irrelevant. But I know I'm not alone; basically, my entire friend group agrees. Kids drive you fuggin crazy, one or two beers, helps me/them not just immediately lose my shit.
I definitely don't agree with everything I've read, and often can find other conflicting reporting, but it challenges you and the world you think you live in. There's value in that.
https://www.thefp.com/p/science-has-a-major-fraud-problem
Here's the beginning and the end:
Not long after he arrived on the Stanford University campus in 2022 as a 17-year-old freshman, Theo Baker received a tip about the school’s president, the neuroscientist Marc Tessier-Lavigne. Baker, the...
Because so many of us hate the lack of critical journalism and because we need to be pressed on our opinions. And because some of you are both intelligent and have completely different worldviews, experiences, and opinions from myself and thus likely have exposure to more varied "news" than I...