Why be snarly while also actually doing the work for him?
I disagree, I think most of the time it's pretty easy to read someone's intention (since there are only limited choices and there are ways of communicating like indicators). But I think the fact that you're not face to face with the person and are much more likely not to face consequences for your actions definitely plays into it
I think a big part of it is that driving is inherently dangerous (you're in a metal box going much faster than you're capabale of going yourself, your health and finances are at stake) and frustrating (waiting in traffic, people making mistakes).
All those things put people on edge and cause them to act out
Did you read the article? They clearly say they have a right to protest as long as it's done peacefully
To me it depends on:
- How much money I'm contributing vs my partner
- How much time we both work
- What hours we both work
I'm paying all the bills and you're not working? You're doing all the chores. We both work 40 hr weeks but I earn and contribute more? Close to a 50/50 split of chores. My partner works night shifts? I'll do all the stuff that can only be done during the day.
I think unless your partner is unemployed you should both be doing some chores, but who does what depends on the circumstances.
Check out the steambox (or raspberry pi equivolant)
3 days a week gym minimum, any days but usually mon wed sat. Some football, volleyball and walks in between.
Running chest tris, back bis, shoulders legs at the gym. Once I plateau ("hit a wall") and my lifts no longer increase I swap to strength work / heavier lifts for a bit until the same thing happens and I switch back to hypertrophy
I would start with immediate solutions - setting designated areas for camping and providing tents + basic amenities. I'd look into what the most effective policies that exist around the world are and why they work and select the one most applicable to our situation. Finally I'd try and solve the core issue(s) regarding why the majority of those individuals couldn't provide housing for themselves
That's super interesting, thanks. Figure describing thoughts is pretty hard haha
I actively do this. I try think about what it would look and feel like in first person before I do something (or as I'm trying to improve at it). Lots of studies show that this can be almost just as beneficial as training
What's it like when you try think through a math problem? Like do you just follow your feelings and intuitively get to the answer?
For me it's definitely a clearly defined voice in my head. "First I do this, add those together..." etc
Givewell.org seems to be well respected
They must be esting all the vegies they don't like because it makes them feel like a big boy / girl