Here's a study that shows that modern western society has ingrained upon itself the idea of smalltalk so fervently that if you are naturally predisposed against it, you're going to have a rough time https://doi.org/10.1108/EJM-06-2021-0460
Today's jam might be a perfect arrangement https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Go0B29LOnA
Here's your regularly-scheduled reminder that "Godspeed" has nothing to do with going fast
https://buttondown.com/levisan/archive/171/
Claims like "eating half a cup of beans a day is enough to lower your risk of heart disease" annoy me to no end. If it's something you need to meet a certain quota or land within a certain range for the desired effect, say that. But to say that [quantiy] does [unquantified] benefit sounds lazy. If half a cup lowers my risk, does a quarter of a cup also lower my risk?
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