I’m mostly a “wikipedia reader” type of person, so I don’t have good pop sci sources to recommend… Sorry!

Nice! Thank you so much!

For me to be a better friend by better understanding his new limitations…

He already has a good support network, they organised a fundraiser to get him an electric wheelchair, which is awesome! But at first I didn’t understand why it was helping him, because I don’t know enough about the condition. 🫣

I have a friend who’s now living with ME. Any resources for the general public to better understand the condition?

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And this is why tenure exists!

All the vegans and vegetarians I’ve met in real life were chill dudes and dudettes. One was an engineer and semi-pro skateboarder that was always making people feel good and happy. Another one was a solid rock climber always smiling.

I know more annoying people complaining about vegans, always grumpy and being proud of always eating meat. I also know this cool swing dance instructor girl who only eats meat, so it’s also good.

What’s that story about eggs?

I agree regarding closet, but I believe most people have a skeleton inside their meatbag.

I don’t know, I didn’t read the article. I try to make as little assumptions as I can… It could just add easily be a native that trained in the UK, but then i suppose it would have been mentioned.

Which language do you think the government should use/expect from it’s employes in HK?

If the local language is Cantonese, but the government is forcing to use Mandarin in law and other official businesses, to me it sounds the same as forcing Ukrainians to speak Russian (in the old USSR), Catalans to speak Spanish, and French Canadian to speak English. It’s soft cultural assimilation.

I don’t know much about the local language usage in HK, so i could be wrong though.

That was not an article, it was just a list of overreactions by right-wing personalities.

To be fair, sometimes it’s fucking complicated to find the correct HS code for some goods…

I don’t condone their action, but i totally understand 😂😂

It’s a trick to start creating a water market. It will slowly and subtly grow until any drinkable water that doesn’t taste like shit will be considered “fine water”.

Then, you’ll get capitalists assholes saying that anything better than shit water should not be considered a right…

You’ll get there only to find a bottle of Canadian whisky and some Danish vikings drinking it…

“No true homeless…”

“millenials were forced to kill _______ by previous generation”

Yeah, I suppose my second sentence is somewhat diminitive… The article itself is more of a “dossier” than a single article, and gatekeeping discussions only for those who read the full article(s) kind of discourages discussions on the topic.

The first thing I wanted to convey is that they’re trying to redefine something that already exists. Today I learned that “atheism” has such a loaded baggage to you and the article’s authors that they’re is a need for a new word!

Too me, that is quite the revelation: everything I read in the article is exactly what I understand to be “atheism”! I’ve known that in some places on the world, it can be worst to be atheist than to be of the “wrong” religion… I hope using “the none phenomena” will help these people be safer…

They’re taking about atheists. That’s it.

Edit: Basically, this is a click-bait title where they intentionally keep the title’s meaning mysterious, like it’s a new viral trend or something dangerous. They define:

These so-called “nones" — atheists, agnostics, or nothing in particular —