Is it possible that Veganism is an eating disorder?

In one month, I will be turning 25. I really want to make the most of the next 5 years, so that by the time I’m 30, I’m prepared for the next chapter of my life.

If you're 30 or older, what would be the best piece of advice for someone in their late 20s? #AskNostr

Every GM to Fiatjaf gets a zap. Those are the rules. (If I see it.)

Voting is often a false choice, but sometimes politicians hire good people. If RFK Jr is given the power to reform the US public health agencies, meaningful change is possible.

The CDC, FDA, NIH, USDA, etc still wield enormous influence over society. Even if you personally ignore them, you still end up paying (indirectly) for the poor health outcomes of all the normies who still follow their guidance.

Maybe #bitcoin can fix this, but for the foreseeable future, scientific research will be funded with dollars. RFK Jr has pledged to root out the corruption and I can't find a reason to doubt him after decades of proof of work.

#vote #MAHA #election #science #health

It's year 2140.

👴 What does Albe Simpson tell to his grandchildren?

Each Alby-related caption gets zapped,

best one wins 3 months of Alby Cloud 😎

#memestr

Missouri voters will decide on Amendment 7, a constitutional amendment recommended by our current legislators, on November 5. This amendment is presented as a measure to ensure only citizens can vote. However, it also includes a ban on ranked choice voting.

While the idea of limiting voting to citizens seems straightforward, the bundled ban on ranked choice voting complicates things. If we decide we don’t want ranked choice voting in the future, we could simply avoid adopting it rather than blocking it outright. Restricting our options now could limit our ability to adapt to future needs.

Ranked choice voting has significant potential benefits. It reduces the influence of large campaign funds, loosens the media’s grip on candidate selection, and allows voters to not vote for candidates they disagree with outright, and rank their acceptable candidate choices in order of preference, preventing the feeling of “wasting” a vote on a less popular candidate, and . It encourages a more diverse field of candidates, and often leads to outcomes that reflect the broader preferences of the community, rather than pushing us to choose between two polarized options.

I can see it at the federal level, but I t’s surprising that our state level legislators recommended this amendment, as it appears to protect the two-party system and discouraging a shift toward community alignment. Instead of a direct vote on the idea that only citizens should vote, ranked choice voting is quietly prohibited in the same amendment. If ranked choice voting truly has issues, it should stand or fall on its own merits, not be tied to an unrelated and popular proposal.

Let’s vote “No” on this bundled amendment. Later, we can address the issue of citizen-only voting as its own, clear proposal. Unbundling such distinct issues is crucial to fair and transparent lawmaking, ensuring decisions that shape our state’s foundation are well-considered and appropriately separate.

Hey #asknostr, heading to the Big Island of #Hawaii tomorrow. Any suggestions on things to do?

Ladies, this is unironically the best first date advice you will ever hear:

ASK HIM WHAT CONSPIRACY THEORIES HE BELIEVES IN.

Early on. Right away.

If he does anything less than enthusiastically go off, it's a sure sign he's an obedient propaganda consumer, not a self-sovereign researcher. Major red flag for his potential to become a strong husband/father.

#datestr #lovestr

Because pyschopathy has no reasoning or rational. Definition of evil.

Do you have any experience with being a bored with life billionaire/trillionaire/gazillionaire?

Just because you heard information on a podcast doesn't make it true lol

It just gave someone more time to explain their nonsense