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So many are desperately in need now

Yup!! Of course, that $3k doesn't include my IV ketamine, testosterone, or low-dose naltrexone. But I know someone who had a $10k family deductible 🙃 I'm very, very lucky.

OK...it's actually not as bad as I thought. I only paid $3000. Also, with it ending in $0.99, clearly my insurance didn't get the memo about the pennies lol.

Oh gosh...I'm afraid to look this up. But I'm going to have to because I am way too curious for my own good.

“Vaccines used to contain mercury!”
😮‍💨 Yes and no…
In an ideal world, everyone would get a demonstration that
•Sodium (Na) burns in water
•Chlorine (Cl) is corrosive
•Salt (NaCl) is needed to live
And so learn that chemistry is wonderfully complex.

I've been thinking about the need for this a while! I'm all for it 👏🏻

Long Covid may worse preexisting mental health conditions & cause new mental health conditions. If you're an advocate for mental health & kids but ignore this, you're missing an elephant in the room

Me reading the first half: I love hugs and will probably struggle to understand this article.
Me after reading "steal a hug" and "where's my huggy-huggy": Yeah. I would not hug those people. My alarm bells are going off.

It was something related to how it booted up. Out of nowhere it defaulted to a static channel (because we don't have cable) and it'd basically trigger my auditory sensory defensiveness every time 🫠 There was a way to switch to a different start and it'd never save 🙃

My TV is only 3 years old and they won't support it anymore. That's just wild to me 🙃

I'll admit I'm a bit more extreme here. We really need to stop creating hardware that's obsolete in a year (whether real or fake "obsolete"). We need more stuff like Framework laptops, where you can upgrade parts as you need.

Or maybe we can have a less wasteful economy 🙄 People used to hang on way longer to devices.

The fact there are so many people this could be says everything lol.

My only beef with this is that it's health care and should be covered by default. Though I'll cede that not covered and available is better than covered and gatekept 🫠

As of 2015, the entire city of Atlanta was projected to have a water footprint of ~327 billion gallons per year by 2050 (👇🏾)

Current "AI" trends project an industry-wide water footprint of ~489 bgal/year by 2030.

Yes some other stuff uses more. That's bad too. But we're talking about this right now

Once, my spouse tried to relate to me using "spoons" language. So he was trying to explain how bad his day was and said "my spoons were on fire." Sweetie, no. That's not a thing 😅

That's great! Not all professors are like that. And some are actually working behind the scenes with instructional designers. There's a lot of work taken for granted in education (which was the actual point I was making, albeit ridiculously roundabout lol).