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InsuranceToTheRescue t1_j6if4o0 wrote
Reply to comment by outerproduct in TIL that sperm whales are the loudest animal on Earth, and their clicks can literally kill you with sound by g1ucose
25 minutes well spent.
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InsuranceToTheRescue t1_j5zrw36 wrote
Reply to comment by Fresh-Rub830 in [OC] Search interest for "Trump" vs "Biden" (2014-2022) by 1brt
I was going to say that I'd expect Drumpf to increase again now that he's been allowed by the oligarchs to spew his refuse back into more popular social media platforms.
InsuranceToTheRescue t1_j5zpjbn wrote
Reply to comment by Pfeffer_Prinz in TIL of Complex PTSD, which arises from prolonged, inescapable trauma (like child abuse/neglect, sex trafficking, or solitary confinement). It's hard to spot & treat, and can last a lifetime. Victims have a diminished sense of self, and issues with trust, boundaries, cognition, motor skills, & more. by Pfeffer_Prinz
>It means you feel that your feelings, your actions, and your entire existence are all less important than others, and that you don't deserve love, care, praise, or an easy time.
Fuck me . . . *sigh*
InsuranceToTheRescue t1_j5zmdi0 wrote
Reply to TIL of Complex PTSD, which arises from prolonged, inescapable trauma (like child abuse/neglect, sex trafficking, or solitary confinement). It's hard to spot & treat, and can last a lifetime. Victims have a diminished sense of self, and issues with trust, boundaries, cognition, motor skills, & more. by Pfeffer_Prinz
What does a diminished sense of self mean?
InsuranceToTheRescue t1_j5oxq0f wrote
InsuranceToTheRescue t1_j5kyfyy wrote
Reply to comment by snorkleface in 97 day weight loss journey [OC] by snorkleface
What does physical activity look like in your life?
InsuranceToTheRescue t1_j4s3895 wrote
Reply to The Number of Hours You'd Have to Work at a Minimum Wage Job to Afford a Year of Tuition in Each State by SandyBeaches2016
For reference, a standard full time job (8 hours/day, 40 hours/week, 260 work days/year) is 2080 hours/year.
InsuranceToTheRescue t1_j4s2wux wrote
Reply to comment by Familiar-Kangaroo375 in The Number of Hours You'd Have to Work at a Minimum Wage Job to Afford a Year of Tuition in Each State by SandyBeaches2016
Binghamton, NY apparently.
InsuranceToTheRescue t1_j48cpix wrote
If they could be made, assuming they don't exist yet, Hawaii seems like it'd be a prime location for an offshore solar array.
InsuranceToTheRescue t1_j46gk9o wrote
Reply to comment by guitarstitch in [OC] American confidence in the government, economy, and information has been declining by GeorgeDaGreat123
Fair. A state organization would have trouble getting legal footing, but an industry or professional organization, like the ADA or something, wouldn't. You still get the seal to use.
InsuranceToTheRescue t1_j425hak wrote
Reply to comment by guitarstitch in [OC] American confidence in the government, economy, and information has been declining by GeorgeDaGreat123
I could see, and get behind, an industry or state organization that certifies journalists. Something like the bar for lawyers or board certification for doctors. A stamp that legit journalists can put on their material that indicates they have the requisite knowledge and ethics for serious journalism.
InsuranceToTheRescue t1_j3xfwno wrote
Reply to Passengers stuck on Amtrak Auto Train after freight derailment causes 'significant delays' by FlashingSlowApproach
tl;dr, Although freight rails are supposed to give priority to passenger trains, they don't. Nobody enforces this law and even though there are places for one train to "pull over" in order to allow another one to pass, freight trains are often too long to fit into these. All of this combines to make passenger rail awful.
InsuranceToTheRescue t1_j3xbawb wrote
Reply to comment by DeadwoodNative in Northern California sees more rain while the south dries out by bluelotus214
I think the issue is, how often does California get torrential rains like this (personally, I don't know)? Diverting them to reservoirs is possible, but that's a lot of expensive infrastructure to build and maintain for something that maybe only happens once every 50 years.
InsuranceToTheRescue t1_j3nguuz wrote
Reply to comment by grungegoth in As alcohol-related liver disease rises in the U.S., a clinic takes a new approach to treatment by grungegoth
I've tried for a long time to get better. A decade at least. Nothing seems to help. Tried a lot of different meds & therapy. Tried things I used to enjoy and new things I think I might. I've given up hope that I might be happy or content one day. I don't even remember what they feel like.
Anyways, my post wasn't meant to focus on me. Just to provide a window into the people in the article that're effected by this. The future looks bleak, there's no chance for many to improve their lives, and our government only seems to care about making the rich richer. It's no wonder that depression & alcoholism are on the rise.
InsuranceToTheRescue t1_j3mwlu1 wrote
Reply to As alcohol-related liver disease rises in the U.S., a clinic takes a new approach to treatment by grungegoth
I'm not surprised. I'm one of those, I guess. I drink too much; a few fifths of vodka a week. My doctors tell me I need to quit. I worry about cirrhosis somewhat.
Getting blackout drunk makes the empty time between work & sleep go by quicker. And I don't really have anything to live for. No friends, no family, bleak future. So, while I don't have cravings and I'm not physically addicted to alcohol, I can't think of a good reason to stop and extend my life.
InsuranceToTheRescue t1_j32ve27 wrote
Reply to comment by Yossarian216 in John Snow's 1854 cholera map of London that changed epidemiology forever; showing cases concentrated around the Broad Street water pump by wolfden1130
Fun fact: The two actors got married IRL.
InsuranceToTheRescue t1_j1v2o1a wrote
Reply to Til Boxing day in the UK has to do with a tradition of boxing up presents to give to the poor and has nothing to do with boxing the sport by Jasong222
I imagine that Boxing Day in Australia, if it exists, is about choosing their King.
InsuranceToTheRescue t1_j19zx74 wrote
Reply to TIL that DMVs in the US are allowed to sell some of your personal information and do. This practice is legal under federal law. For example, Florida’s DMV made $77 million and California’s DMV made $52 million in 2017 through this practice alone. by TheKeyboardKid
Conversely, police and other law enforcement are skirting the 4th amendment by simply purchasing your information from data brokers.
InsuranceToTheRescue t1_j19nq29 wrote
I'm surprised they didn't just kill them.
InsuranceToTheRescue t1_j190byj wrote
Reply to TIL that the 1987 debut studio album by American thrash metal band Death Angel, was recorded while all members were under 20, with drummer Andy Galeon just 14 years old. by FC_Twente_Benson
I wonder if they toured at the same age? Like, can you imagine being a horny, coked-up 14 year old going on tour in the 80s? It's like every teenager's wet dream.
InsuranceToTheRescue t1_j11aola wrote
Had a friend from Ohio, and one of his friends from back home came to visit once. He was astounded that it was possible to stop down at the corner gas station at 6AM on a Sunday and buy liquor.
InsuranceToTheRescue t1_iz17lra wrote
Reply to comment by ar243 in Orders delivered sized by subtotal and my earnings in 2022 [OC] by Altruistic_Olives
Could be a lot more. The platform's insurance doesn't cover jack shit and people lie about doing it on their personal insurance because they think it disqualifies them. Then they get in a wreck, the company finds out it was for an order, and tells you to kick rocks.
InsuranceToTheRescue t1_iz174rj wrote
Reply to comment by speedycat2014 in I made a website that lets you launch an asteroid at Earth and see the effects [OC] by OrangePrototype
Sounds like a Rick & Morty episode. Like all the Ricks in the Central Finite Curve have devices that protect Earth from meteors and they keep flinging them at Doofus Rick's Earth. Doofus Rick eventually gets pissed off and starts flinging them back.
InsuranceToTheRescue t1_j6ka5ja wrote
Reply to comment by HoldMyDirrk in [OC] My Not-So-Dry January by HoldMyDirrk
If you're looking at refining it, I think doing the math for ml of alcohol would be a better metric. Then you don't have to worry about type of drink so much as you've got an absolute number that ties them all together and is accurate regardless of location.