I want to be able to form a union in the game and immersively experience what it's like to be fired by corporate union busters. Only then can the game be said to be *truly* realistic.

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Anecdote: went to a university biochem class where the professor constantly lectured about the "obesity epidemic" and I asked about food prices and he got really angry.

Imo what we call "fat-phobia" usually comes down to just hating the poor for failing to have the money, time, and/or energy to buy and cook healthier, more expensive food

"If governments wanted food—ideally healthy food—to be cheaper, they would subsidize it at the point of sale.” They don't do this, however, and Monbiot explains how instead most of the subsidies go towards the wealthiest farmers who instead use it to raise food prices.

Was reading this book called Regenesis by Monbiot (highly recommend), and he talks about how the cheapest food is also obesogenic which explains its high rate among the very poor. Gives the case that for the health of people (and the planet), the gov't should subsidize fruits and veg.

I don't need a bidet, I'm an AMERICAN (Canadian). I go outside and use the same hose I water my tomatoes with. YEE HAW!

This is a video game and I'm playing to WIN. Stealing some fat off these other player-characters to up my high score.

Um, hi, I'm one of many Will Stancil's alt accounts that have gained sentience and split from the hive-mind. Just wanted to say that you're doing a good job and I'm proud of you.

Euclid was pretty smart, pretty smart, but not smarter than me, the founder of Tesla Inc. and inventor of the car tunnel and the space rocket that go boom-boom. What's he done?

Did it happen? Did it happen????

Economically, however, it would be a sound decision

FUCK, I didn't know I was performing this whole time. Guess I'm just going to sit there like a statue to prevent anyone from casting any judgements...unless doing nothing is also performative? SHIT

Lol

This is just the difference between a second derivate and a first derivative, no?

Wait, how could it be a rate of change? Like....over time??? What is the hypothetical argument here?

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