seaworthy-sieve
seaworthy-sieve t1_jaykp7w wrote
Reply to comment by Clock586 in Too much or too little sleep could be making you sick more. Those who reported sleeping less than six hours a night were 27% more likely to report a recent infection, and those who reported more than nine hours sleep were 44% more likely to report one. by MistWeaver80
Or maybe people who get very little sleep are just also more likely to encounter infections — they might have small children in daycare, or do shift work in healthcare settings, etc etc
seaworthy-sieve t1_j6ftbsm wrote
Reply to comment by Fondren_Richmond in This cat at a bar in Chicago. by WalkingDown46
I assumed that the cat is an employee
seaworthy-sieve t1_j68c35f wrote
Reply to comment by Sepelrastas in Ancient statue of Hercules emerges from Rome sewerage repairs by Rob-Study-8562
Meanwhile in Ottawa we forgot that we're built on a rat warren of tunnels and sewers, so we caused a sinkhole and now one of our stations always smells like poo.
seaworthy-sieve t1_j57jqpz wrote
Reply to comment by ramriot in I’ve finished the memoir ‘Running with scissors’ and I loved it, but ….. by [deleted]
I came to mention this. Like, John once put him upside down in a post-hole when he was a toddler. And iirc John witnessed their father putting out a cigar on Augusten when he was just a baby.
seaworthy-sieve t1_j07wh50 wrote
Reply to comment by Fast_Enthusiasm_6655 in After Questioning His Gender Identity, Teen Developed an App to Help Others Explore Theirs by Mamacrass
But, you did.
You commented in this thread just to tell people you're male. Nobody asked you about your sex or your gender identity, but for some reason it was very important to you that everyone should know about it. Why is that?
seaworthy-sieve t1_j07vnmd wrote
Reply to comment by Fast_Enthusiasm_6655 in After Questioning His Gender Identity, Teen Developed an App to Help Others Explore Theirs by Mamacrass
That's fine, and no one is telling you to. Curious though, why would you engage with content by commenting if it doesn't interest you?
seaworthy-sieve t1_j07mk42 wrote
Reply to comment by enraged768 in Oregon governor commutes all 17 of state's death sentences by Slavic_Dusa
The point is that innocent people do die when murder is state sanctioned. Yes, some guilty people die, but innocent people are inevitably murdered as well.
What if your child grows up and is one day wrongfully convicted and given the death penalty? Would you be okay with that, as long as it means the real child killers are also being murdered?
seaworthy-sieve t1_j07kfj4 wrote
Reply to comment by Fast_Enthusiasm_6655 in After Questioning His Gender Identity, Teen Developed an App to Help Others Explore Theirs by Mamacrass
This may come as a surprise, but not everything that exists has to be for you in order to have value.
seaworthy-sieve t1_j07i81g wrote
Reply to comment by enraged768 in Oregon governor commutes all 17 of state's death sentences by Slavic_Dusa
There is no world in which everyone agrees when exactly state sanctioned murder is acceptable. You say, when they're caught red handed killing children. Someone else says, DNA evidence of child sexual abuse. Someone else says, convicted of a subjectively particularly brutal crime.
Do you see how the line will never be sharp if it is permitted at all for the state to murder citizens?
I think convicted people serving a life sentence should have the option of consensual medical assistance in dying. But to force that is always inhumane. Also, in reality executions are not smooth deaths. Being shot in the head would be more dignified than the experimental, often drawn-out and downright torturous murders done to those people through lethal injections.
How many innocent people are you willing to watch be tortured to death in order to be able to have someone else enact your vengeance for you? 10? 100? How many?
seaworthy-sieve t1_j07g6zz wrote
Reply to comment by enraged768 in Oregon governor commutes all 17 of state's death sentences by Slavic_Dusa
Kindness is a choice. You can choose to be kind, don't act like it's beyond you.
seaworthy-sieve t1_jdxza75 wrote
Reply to comment by vinicelii in Oldest tartan found to date back to 16th Century - A scrap of fabric found in a Highland peat bog 40 years ago is likely to be the oldest tartan ever discovered in Scotland, new tests have established. by ArtOak
>The man thought he was a reincarnation of Hercules
Fun fact, Alexander the Great believed he was a descendant of both Heracles (patrilineally) and Achilles (matrilineally). He slept with a copy of the Iliad.