I mean I agree with this, there are too many people. Just some amount of people should still have kids.
usrtrv
I guess you'll just end up with rice porridge at some point, bacteria growth, or run out of moisture.
It depends on the cooker and how well it seals/temperature regulates. My old shitty rice cooker would just dry everything out after a few hours.
My rice cooker keeps rice hot for up to 30 hours. Very convenient.
Ironically, raising an animal for livestock is probably the best way to ensure a species' "survival".
There are studies that have shown staying indoors leads to bad eyesight. Combination of lack of UV and focusing on close up things. So there is some truth to sitting close to the TV is bad, even if it was only by accident. https://www.clinicaltrialsarena.com/analyst-comment/time-indoors-shortsightedness/?cf-view
But also, glasses exist. It's not a major issue.
As a fuckcar crowd, I moved from a rural location to the city. Because, you guessed it, fuck cars.
Yea I travel a bit, and I like talking about how they travel to gleen what kind of person they are. Like big cities? Do they take transit? What kind of activities? Lodging? Adventurous with food? Planned /spontaneous?
But at the same time, I typically move on to non-travel based chat pretty quickly. So I agree with the spirit of the comic.
He does gain some redemption by the end of the third one, but yea I agree the vast majority of the time he's a twat.
Rufus from Deponia
I would say the vast majority of micro transactions are cosmetic or time unlocking. Not adding much novelty.
Also the context of this post is about gifting kids on Christmas, so no, not necessarily "up to you". I guess there's an argument to just give kids whatever they want, but I don't think think that leads to the best development outcomes. You can't force kids to do anything either, but there does exist a middle ground.
Did you read the same parent comment? It's saying having kids is shitty. And I specifically said individuals not wanting kids is fine.