My partner is non-binary, so this search wouldn’t work on them.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heated_Rivalry

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“It’s nice that he always says the truth”

“He’s only joking, he doesn’t actually mean that”

Everyone has to start somewhere. This is a pretty cool proof of concept.

That sounds like a free energy device, which is not possible.

Hydrogen has a round trip efficiency of 30% when used in a fuel cell, and closer to 10% when burned in a combustion engine. The energy taken from the alternator will always be much more than the extra energy provided by burning the hydrogen.

Many people have made wild claims about fuel efficiency or free energy devices. If they were true, it would be easy for anyone to replicate the results.

Guns don’t work like video game guns. You can shoot a person 10 times and inflict 10 fatal wounds, and they can still keep coming at you.

If you aim for the head, who is behind them? A bullet doesn’t just stop when it hits something.
What the chance you’ll miss? A bullet can go a long way if it doesn’t hit your target.

People take time to die. Other people can be behind your target. Guns don’t protect, they only kill.

Doesn’t look too effective

I don’t see how this applies to guns.

If your house is on fire, you would want a fire extinguisher, not another flamethrower.

The “no zero days” has really stuck with me.

Going for a 1km walk is overwhelming and will never happen, but going for a 100m walk is entirely possible.
If I always push for 1km once I’m out, I’ll know it’s 1km and won’t start. Some days it’s just a very short walk, but it’s better than no walk.

If other countries threatened/targeted members of the heritage foundation instead of enlisted soldiers.

It’s very easy (for sociopaths) to ignore threats on other people’s lives.

I’ve had migraines and anxiety, but not often at the same time. From personal experience, they aren’t usually related. I have had a panic attack that felt exactly like a heart attack though, so I know that anxiety can cause many physical side effects.

I’d recommend getting medical advice even if it’s just for the headaches. There may be anxiety involved, but I don’t think it’s just anxiety.

If it is just anxiety, then you’ll be able to relax more easily knowing that there is nothing physical to worry about.

Plural. Because a singular hobby only works for a short time.

That is also assuming the lights are not recessed into the ceiling.

And the even more egregious assumption that you could even reach the lightbulb.

Outsource the uprising

I prefer mm/yy/dd or 2013.158904109.

Tempest

Avoiding eye contact is typically associated with autism, but there is a lot of overlap between autism and ADHD. See also AuDHD

I often get overwhelmed with too much information when making eye contact, and I’m rarely able to listen/understand while making eye contact. The easiest way for me to listen is to be looking anywhere else. This does not always go well in a corporate environment, and did not go well when my parents were trying to reprimand me.

Phone calls or online meetings instead of face-to-face meetings can help (if you can cope with that). Otherwise, learning when eye contact is socially necessary and when you can relax a little can go a long way (or so I’ve heard, I still haven’t mastered this one).

McDonald’s found liable for excessively hot coffee

Written on a window: “Please use door ->”.

The window only goes down to waist height, it doesn’t even look like a door. I really want to know the story behind that sign.