I still think the most eye opening part was watching the smog clear up in real time in India where the Himalayan mountains became visible again to many parts of the north

Outliers don't nullify the majority of data point

We'll just take Bikini Bottom, and move it somewhere else

Focusing on the wrong issue here bud, yes cars bad, but read the room.

I would also think it has something to do with ones financial standing. If you don't have a lot of money a lot of the time ultra processed is all you can afford and high financial stress can also be a driver of depression or other mental health issues

I mean it does read exactly like something someone I know in their 20s with no kids and no responsibilities would say. And he's planning a move to Florida too because "businesses are doing so well there"

Just did it, building my Arch now. Working on ricing, and I got GPU passthrough setup for a Windows VM for when I need it

I myself do know how to cook because I've previously worked in kitchens. Some people choose to not subject themselves to that environment and that's their choice, not that it's necessary to work in kitchens.

Learning things takes time, lots of time, and if you really screw up something cooking, you've wasted ingredients and therefore money that one may not be able to afford to waste during a learning process. Then we consider that a lot of people (in the US specifically) have to work 2 jobs to not go homeless, further cutting their time to learn things. When you're in poverty, it's not just money that you're short on, it's time too which is a valuable commodity that a lot of people take for granted.

Think of the larger picture before you go on talking about things you don't understand.

If solving these issues was as easy as "just do it" don't you think we wouldn't be facing all these issues in America?

"Just stop being poor"

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