The plan here is women's education and access to contraceptives. These 2 things very consistently cause a significant decline in fertility rates. To the point that leaders across the globe are shitting their pants over it.
Consider that ~50% of births globally are from unplanned pregnancies. Prevention of those can do a lot of heavy lifting.
The plan here is women's education and access to contraceptives. These 2 things very consistently cause a significant decline in fertility rates. To the point that leaders across the globe are shitting their pants over it.
Consider that ~50% of births globally are from unplanned pregnancies. Prevention of those can do a lot of heavy lifting.
It's because they have fewer limits on what they are willing to do.
I don't normally judge, but I do when people pull up the ladder.
Yup. I'm no fan of Apple, but I like to be honest about my criticisms. And hardware quality is not one of them.
or non-human
Ah...so we market it as "expanding the tax base"
Who said anything about chemically?
They have an interconnected proprietary ecosystem. This is simultaneously one of their biggest strengths and biggest weaknesses.
Small as in micro managing
While simultaneously crying about declining fertility rates. They can't make up their fucking minds.
More of that "Just lie back and let it happen" mentality. Like they actually get indignant when people try to protect themselves from harm.
There are definitely good parts of Reddit, which is why I still lurk (at least for now).
Stay away from the big subs and especially anything political.
I've looked up stats on number of apps average phone has. The app count seems unrealistically low with how everything is pushing apps these days.
New Reddit is such a shit tier interface though.
Going public = enshittification. As in the former is a direct cause of the latter
You can't comment or post, but being banned doesn't actually prevent you from logging in and viewing. Well, unless they change that too.
Enshittification will continue until morale improves
It's better than the alternative. See: a big swath of Europe
Is this because meat is normally eaten hot, or does even cold (e.g. lunch meat) have this effect?
Fwiw, I don't eat meat and do have an above average heat tolerance. No idea if there is correlation.
The question is "how long it too long?" If it's just a few hours, then it could indeed be within the course of an event.
Aren't these generally only for arm pits, granted this is a particularly important area.