The point I’m making is that I believe that people who have mac skills will need to also learn Windows skills just because it’s so much more commonplace.

Just like lefties can be more empathetic on scale, because they have to face the disappointment of things not being designed for them (us, but I’m more mixed-handed than pure lefty).

It’s not about the orientation of the hand, but the phenomena surrounding having to orient your hand / use a certain hand in a certain way.

Just like I don’t believe that Mac as an OS is inherently changing the kids significantly.

Please do apply adequate scientific rigor here!

And to be fair, I don’t really know anyone who’s only ever used a mac for those exact reasons. We had a few kids in graphic design school be like “well I mostly use Mac as my personal computer is a mac”, so they weren’t as used to using Windows, since they hadn’t done it since school.

Like if you compared the linguistic capacity of people in the US, I’m pretty sure that no matter what you choose as the primary language, those kids will still know English (as we’re talking about USA here), and if they know English, then they’re at least bilingual, which has a lot of cognitive benefits. But you wouldn’t be saying that specifically speaking some specific other language makes the kids smarter.

Some languages might give certain advantages, like say some aboriginal language which doesn’t have left/right but always uses cardinal directions. Due to them doing that it’s insanely hard to confuse their inner sense of direction, even if you chuck them if a van and drive them around blindfolded.

So I’m not saying using Macs can’t have some such small specific advantage, but I doubt it, and think it’s just general adaptation skills, which do correlate with positive cognitive development.

I’ve heard the argument several times, yeah.

I still wouldn’t eat teflon and have slowly changed to mostly stainless steel, which is superior in cooking if you know how to use it. Gonna get myself some cast iron as well but I’d like a larger kitchen to properly start kitting out. What I want in the end is silver cookware.

The point is, your “facts” are probably more correct than science in the 50’s, but the fact is those “facts” are still essentially company propaganda to make people not panic over having eaten off of neurotoxins for 50 years.

Or like, are you so naive you don’t understand companies like DuPont lying through their teeth?

https://pure.eur.nl/en/publications/historical-pfas-pollution-as-a-state-facilitated-corporate-crime-/

I think early exposure to several different OS’s means you’re at least not too poor, and lack of money does correlate a lot with illiteracy of all sorts.

Every time someone’s foaming at the mouth at how safe it is to eat Teflon, I can’t help but to be reminder of the confidence of 1950’s ad executives:

It’s only cows milk that us lactose intolerant people are affected by

Yeah that’s not true

Well that does explain a bit, thanks.

What’s with the spamming bro. I’m browsing all and I might as well be scrolling your profile.

“Hey, are you the manager who made Janet do a double-shift on Wednesday…? Yeah, you suck!”

The moment he’s out the door “Hey Janet, what the fuck was that about?”

Hello, my friend.

I had to Google what it’s a tu ally supposed to be but it’s just supposed to be a dick. Common in Greek for whatever reasons.

Also common in the Finnish army, to whittle dicks from sticks when you’re on guard duty. Google leirikyrpä to see some

Can it bring mw food

I’d love one.

Not for social media, but in general .

I don’t want to upvote anyone and want to downvote everyone.

Yeah with good luck you could have enough energy, but… who’s gonna ever rely on the sun being available when you’re hungry?

Solar panels, sure, as they’re there all the time, and not just when youre hungry.

But solar cooking, yeah, not so much at these latitudes

If I had to guess I’d wager it’s one of his children.

1 x 1998 2 x 1999 1x 2001

(and younger ones but like not old enough to manage yt)

Yahoo Entertainment says one of the 1999 fraternal twins is a somewhat established Youtuber apparently, so I assume it’s her.

But armies wouldn’t be made of rich people.

Also also, it’s either diabetes or the HFCS, but Americans have a very distinct, plump look all around. Whereas here it’s often just a huge belly people have and maybe an extra chin or something.

But not all all around Michelin man.

My dad worked at a theme parn in Finland, driving the guests around in a sort of road-train. And he wasn’t a small man by no means, every gluttonous and always thirsty. Died at 70 that’s how healthy he was.

Anyways, he was shocked and told me that he’d never seen “people shaped like that”.

No offense.

Well some probably.

I prefer like a bent triangle, then you grab it by the tip and then put as much salsa on it as possible. The chip to salsa ratio is off the charts.

Although these rounds ones have a bit more chip to salsa, their structural integrity is better and didn’t break as triangles often do.