To be honest, this just sounds like sugar shock. If your blood sugar rises too fast for insulin to be able to counteract it, then you start getting symptoms like drowsiness, fatigue, and “high-ness.” This can feel good, but it is basically doing damage to your brain, so I am not sure that this would be good long term. Then again, I suppose the same can be said for (hard) drugs.
Laws are created by humans. What a surprise that there isn’t already a law forbidding something that human common sense tells you not to do.
That being said, I would love to see a video of somebody wearing an exosceleton pedalling away like crazy on a normal bycicle.
I am glad to have lived in a time in history where I could witniss this exchange.
And also a great name for a movie in the Everything Everywhere All at Once series. I don’t really mind if it would be prequel or sequel though.
This. There are ways to do this they are just fairly hidden. Because if they are not inevitably people activate them by mistake and then have a rather difficult time figuring out how to turn it off again.
For those interested, this is in many ways teh premise of Buddhism. At least trying to break this reincarnation circle.
This exact same phenomenon already happens in real life to astronauts though. So if space colonization were to occur in real life, this would totally happen in reality as well.
Exacly this, all of pur societally functioning things are based on our exceptance of enforcing rules upon purselves. Without laws, you can’t have human rights.
And also, in my understanding religions are supposed to help the general populace live a more fullfilled life and get to a better end result. So in this case it should be fair to put forth eminent domain (or whatever the text equivalent would be) for both the original texts and the translations.
Off topic, but I would be terrified having to log in with that username.
I laughed and cried too much about this.
I guess wors in general are good at pirtraying their meanings/definitions? ┐(ﾟ ～ﾟ )┌
I laughed too hard about this.
The true thought dilemmas of human nature. Is something only a shower thought or was enough thinking involved to consider it mildly interesting.
I miss those nature shows. They are way more interesting than they sound on paper. Thanks for reminding me of those and solving my analysis paralysis.
This is what I was thinking. Most people probably just come together algorithmically or by having played a round together, and not necessarily by search. If there is the need to search for a specific player, there is also often a second player ID that can be used instead of the display name.
How is it that there is always a fitting xkcd no matter what kind of hilarious situation is mentioned?
Oh, so that is how those headphones work. I had an MRI a long time ago as a child, and really can’t remember much about it at all.
Was it really the headphones being low quality or is the MRI just so loud that any headphones would sound terrible?
This feels like it could be exactly the type of thing that causes the car crash in the pilot episode of the Upload TV series.