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Can I import my followed channels from Youtube?

This is also a big issue for me. When I felt embarrassed because of something I did, I would tall myself, “You’re so stupid!” Which launched me into a shame spiral.

What has helped me break out of the spiral is to notice when I tell myself I am stupid and actively respond, “No I am not”

Sounds like screentime.

A picture of the moon I took with my superzoom camera.

When the waitress says, “Enjoy your meal!” and I respond, “You too!”

Sheer existential dread.

The weird thing about clothes is that we don’t think they are weird.

If you could somehow inoculate them against smallpox you might have a fighting chance.

Of course I want to think I would do better. Maybe I would manage to integrate with the local indigenous people, but the reality is I would likely die. Either way my knowledge of science and “advanced” civilization will benefit me not at all.

You would die. There are many, many examples of explorers from “advanced” civilizations getting shipwrecked or stranded in an area where primitive hunter-gatherers live. Unless they are saved by the hunter gatherers, they are doomed, despite their knowledge of science and technology. Joseph Henrich talks extensively about these examples in his book, “The Secret of Our Success”

Check out this video to get an idea -> https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jaoQh6BoH3c

I have had success with catbox.moe

To embed, place an exclamation point in front of the URL like so:

He lost the case in that particular court but he won in the broader court of public opinion. The real loser was Wlliams Jenning Bryan.

Clarence Darrow, known for his defense in the Scopes “Monkey” trial, and more recently, Alan Dershowitz and Johnny Cochran.

Incidentally, the transcript from the Scopes trial is awesome. There is a book about the trial called “Trial of the Century” and it quotes from the transcripts heavily, a great read.

I use suspend with Linux Mint on my Framework 13.

Especially if you are Tat.

I always enjoyed Mark Russinovich’s the case of the unexplained series:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/resources/webcasts