to me having a funded arts curriculum is a sign of an fully developed/advanced education system. Of course you need the mandatory subjects for function like reading, math, science, etc. But to complete the full human experience you need subjects like history, music, art, philosophy, etc. You take those things away, it's like removing a part of what makes being alive enjoyable, and also in parallel, the ability to express struggle in an an almost universal way. The education is no longer for thriving, but for surviving
no way lmfao
yeah i gave up a long time ago. just don't have kids please. don't bring them into this mess.
Yup, the youth and anyone educated. Why move if you or your partner can be prosecuted for a miscarriage that's not even in your control.
Armchair diagnosis here - looks like the woman has amblyopia or "lazy eye". It's treatable to some extent? I believe.
I am a full-time software developer and everytime I need to merge or rebase, I Google the commands... just in case
is this something they really put in the Bible to adhere to? Like you can do the deed but let them cry for a month first 😭
is this lemmy OC?
Thanks, I guess part of being an adult is just being more and more indifferent to the gradual decline of the world so that the crippling dread does not consume you.
Explains why my parents are still asking for grandkids.
i love bouldering except that it destroys what fingerprints i have and locks me out of every biometric device i own LOL
Same. I was a dedicated user of Boost for Reddit (before the API Armageddon) and the only reason why I'm using Lemmy now is because they made an app for Lemmy (which I'm currently using).
Boost is such an amazing app and made Reddit tolerable
this is a high quality post
idk about betray humanity. second movie made it pretty clear that the humans weren't there for the good of humanity - it was to profit off (and destroy in the process) Pandora's natural resources for the benefit of a few rich billionaires
Recently tried a batch of new tea leaves (Jade/Oolong) and the first brew was so good, it made me think about sharing it with a larger community.
The flavor profile of Jade is floral, light and slightly sweet.
I did about 4 grams of tea with 300 ml of water (200 degrees F/ 93 C).
Brewed for about 4 minutes.
I wish I could upload the smell on this post!
Highly recommend y'all try this tea - also as always, if you're looking to buy, whole leaf single origin is the way to go. I'm doing this gongfu style, so hoping to get another good 5-6 brews out of this.
Also, I'm coming from Reddit, and noticed the tea community here is much smaller than the tea sub.
Hoping this community continues to grow~