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Something Funny
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@Lyubov Thank you for sharing. I tried to get a prescription, but had a bad experience with the psychiatrists. And now I am not sure if I want to go through it once again.
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@Leo Gura I see, thank you for advise
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@Yimpa thanks for sharing
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@RendHeaven is it actually this simple? I also thought about it, but there must be a reason why RO systems are a thing and why they are so expensive, right?
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@Leo Gura do you have any thoughts on water destillers?
They seem to be way cheaper, but do esentially the same thing, minus mineralization.
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@Leo Gura do you have any tips on choosing the good RO system?
Are there any specific paramaters to consider?
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17 minutes ago, universe said:@Something Funny BPA. It gets into your body and behaves like estrogen.
If you don't believe me just google it. I didn't meassure this stuff myself.
Okay but how do you know that glass bottles have bpa as well?
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2 hours ago, Leo Gura said:You can buy a table-top RO system which doesn't require drilling holes in your kitchen.
You are wasting money just driving to the store to buy water.
Not entirely, but since we drink so much water all the time, it's wise to make that source as clean as possible. Water sustains your life.
Thanks. I will check them out.
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1 hour ago, universe said:Because of their weight, glass bottles are considered less sustainable than plastic (considering both are recycled).
Why? That sounds like bs. Plastic is never fully recyclable and recycling of plastic itself is bad for the environment.
I don't see what's the issue with the glass bottles.
1 hour ago, universe said:Both contain microplastics. Glass contains a bit less hormones.
Do you have any sources for this? This is the first time I am hearing about hormones. Why w I uld tgey be there and and how does bottle material influence it?
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@Rigel are you using reverse osmosis system, as Leo suggested or some other filter?
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@Leo Gura yeah, I remember you talking about RO. Unfortunately, I don't have the money for it at the moment. Besides, I am renting.
2 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:Many studies show that microplastics are everywhere. So yeah, you should avoid plastic where possible.
If they are everywhere, then are they even possible to avoid? And will a small decrease in their consumption help that much?
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I plan to replace all of my drinking water with glass bottles for sustainability, but I am also curious if drinking from the plastic ones is actually harmful.
Do they leak microplastics into the water, and are there any other potential concerns besides that?
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47 minutes ago, UnbornTao said:Your logic is foolish. To start with, don't take yourself so seriously.
How is it foolish, and how am I taking myself too seriously?
48 minutes ago, UnbornTao said:Enjoy life without needing things to be different from how they are now
Easy to say when you already enjoy the way things are.
49 minutes ago, UnbornTao said:So, it's fine—whatever you're going through is just a state. Let it come and pass.
Yeah, the state that I've been in for 20 years. I am sure it will pass tomorrow.
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@James123 not to a point where I would be willing to keep suffering my whole life just to not make them said for a while if I die.
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@puporing yeah, but how do I contact this spirit
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@puporing no, I just have a broken adhd brain.
6 hours ago, puporing said:Listen to "spirit" and usually they'll give you something (like an idea) that point you a better direction
I don't think this is going to work
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7 minutes ago, James123 said:It will come sooner or later. Just have fun with life, and forget about death right now. You are already what you are. And to realize this, yo do not need to suicide.
But what if I can't have fun and don't enjoy living for the most part? Ands if I don't want to keep struggling and suffering for no good reason?
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Death feels like an ultimate escape. Suddenly everything doesn't matter.
Responsibilities, work issues, health issues, psychological issues, family, society, other people, war, disease, end of the world. Nothing matters.
It's like you suddenly gain ultimate control over everything. All those things that you were so afraid of and worried about are powerless now.
It's like when you graduate school and realize that you don't have to care about opinions of your stupid teachers anymore, or grades, or relationship with other kids.
Or like waking up and realizing that you don't have to go to that work that you hated anymore, because you've just won the lottery. Not even for a single day. It's over.
I think a lot about how you can just drift away into nothingness and everything will be gone. And you will finally be at peace. Darkness and total silence.
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@Leo Gura you've probably tripped a thousand times by now. Do you feel like it had any effect on your cognitive functions?
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@Yimpa they look and smell normal to me.
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Basically the title.
I've kept them in plastic zipper lunch bags with silica gel pads and air squeezed out of them.
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@Leo Gura but even in your newest video you've said that young people are wasting thousands of hours playing video games, and how this is problematic.
If I became a game developer, I would be contributing to this issue, right? Even if it was a beautiful, artistic game.
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@Leo Gura but why? It's cool.