"One of the major questions is what caused the boat to sink: Was it the fault of the boat maker, of the crew or of a powerful act of nature — or some combination of the three? None of those who were onboard the Bayesian have spoken publicly."
Ah yes. The only three possible reasons this could have happened.
Israel is slowly losing the support it needs to get away with this genocide...
Oh to be young.
Somehow both the most and least scary thing on the list...
Not only that, but CICO on its own terms just isn't at all useful. It's like saying "the cure to poverty is to make more than you spend." Like, no shit. It's just fully handwaving in terms of anything actionable. What are the barriers to exertion? What effect does food type have on feeling satiated? Is there a biochemical mechanism? Psychological? Social?
It's just an absurd reduction to "personal responsibility" that seems to be the default answer to any widespread, population level problems that the speaker doesn't really understand.
That sounds an awful lot like restaurants and jobs...
Try 60+. It's good for your health.
I think this is actually one of the most in-touch posts I've ever seen by a business. It was posted here, wasn't it? They knew.
The worst is when they install bike infrastructure that will just randomly end and dump you onto a busy street, and then complain no one is using the fancy new bike lanes...
Navigating the politics of their own domestic Nazi sympathizers, perhaps.
Oh golly. That sounds like the devil's work. (/s)
Explanation?