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If you're fearful, then get yourself a sophisticated portable air filtration system.
Bandana is the worst option, especially compared to many vented masks actually use N95 filters preventing the inhalation of covid to begin with - and much more securely than your earloop equivalent
This is labelled as "miscaptioned" which is embarrassingly obvious politispeak for a LIE. Not only did Trump NOT dump ALL the food in the koi pond as fake news media breathlessly reported (with intentionally deceptive editing), but he was actually following the exact same action taken by Abe as a dignified courteous guest would do as a sign of respect for a highly regarded leader from a foreign culture.
You want more examples?
Every single one of those "fact checker" sites is a known left leaning and supported entity with plenty of examples of mistruth.
It's ironic how both the left and right are at least pretending to want to reign in big tech, but for the exact opposite reasons...
Seriously you should drop this extreme radical leftist fever dream perspective because it prevents you from having adult debates.
Seriously man, try as you may, you cannot Correct The Record of things people have seen and heard with their own eyes and ears for months
Do a little reading up on the guy who started that site. While I generally prefer to criticize arguments instead of their presenters, the fact that this guy is an actual lying fraud says everything about his credibility - and also the leftist/progressive tribal cult that relish in his church
Why not disconnect your internet abs unplug from everything yourself if genuinely so concerned? At least prove your principled instead of just power hungry for control
Wait, wait even better - making everything more expensive for everyone is going to somehow disproportionately benefit those who have less over those who have more? I've little doubt the absurdity of taxing ourselves to prosperity certainly sounds perfectly reasonable to people who stand to benefit from it, along with their parasitic electorate.
This is why climate change quackery keeps falling short - it's statist propaganda brought to you for the same people who created all current imbalance by the people aspiring to be their next crony beneficiaries
Whole other debate on benefits and drawbacks if this sort if thing however..
Better yet, start with the reading the constitution and then progress to why free speech is so important. Because the alt-left is trying to kill the first amendment in the exact same way and for the exact same reason they're trying to kill the second amendment - to control people. That's far more dangerous than any silly image board as evidenced by all the wars and innocents killed for nothing by these people.
Words and weapons don't hurt or kill - it's the people who wield them. And the ones who try to restrict these inherent rights are the worst offenders.
Creatine is both synthesized by the body and consumed in meat. The vast majority of it goes into skeletal muscles where it functions as an ATP recycling compound, something these cells consume a lot of. Small amounts are found inn the blood and brain add well but not nearly as much.
It may provide a small boost if you're low on blood sugar simply from providing some extra energy and drawing water into the cell - but it's not much more than you would get from simply consuming energy rich compounds like sugars or carbohydrates. It does certainly provide significant physical performance enhancement by increasing endurance, reducing muscle fatigue and generally providing greater muscle "pump" from it's cell volumizing qualities. Thus I'd say that the only cognitive gains one would experience would be from the added satisfaction coming from better performance and improved physique - ie. A placebo effect of sorts. However, depending on the importance of physical fitness to an individual, this can be substantial. My improved workouts and increased strength definitely put me in a much better mood and provide greater motivation for my intellectual endeavors. Ironically, because it can supercharge workouts, it can leave one with substantial mental fatigue immediately after such workouts at which point you're better off taking a break to recover before doing any mentally intense stuff
Build quality is phenomenal and they're surprisingly low profile. My first pair actually had a problem with the touch interface and B&O not only replaced them, they expedited shipment so I'd get them in time when I explained I had a long trip coming up - so great support.
The only drawbacks are:
- they're on-ear which takes some getting used to, especially early on before the band takes shape to your head and can press to your ears. However, the padding is very soft and even replaceable! I now believe on ear produces the best accuracy as there's no acoustic reverberations and feedback that you can sometimes get with over ear. However, over ear is more comfortable and even after breaking these in, you'll still get ear fatigue after some hours of use. That being said, I've fallen asleep for hours on flights wearing these and not even playing music as the noise cancellation completely eliminates engine noise and most external sound in general
- they cannot be charged and used at the same time, even if using the wired lead. This is probably the biggest drawback though at 14 hrs play time and having a replaceable battery, this can be mitigated
- the previously mentioned drawback of not having noise cancellation when using them wired is annoying because the noise cancellation is exceptionally good
- they don't fold in any way, so you need to consider how to carry them if not in use. I usually just extend the headphones and keep them around my neck. In general though, you'll find the higher quality headphones won't be foldable as that's an easy point of failure
They're pricey but I've tried a number of other brands and the features/sound quality of these are far and away the best to be had. Not to mention, they look great when worn unlike most others that look cheep or goofy in their bulk. Highly recommend
Amazon has them on Prime: https://www.amazon.com/Bang-Olufsen-Wireless-Headphone-Cance...
Meanwhile the much more genuine solution would be to simply release the deluge of data and allow the users to curate it themselves - but then they would have less ability to subliminally compel users and also risk overwhelming/under-reaching users with ads.
The real problem is the "free service" sham repeatedly echoed as justification for user tracking. I suspect the not too distant future, it will be common knowledge that the rampant pillaging of information and user privacy violations committed by companies like Google and Facebook out of sheer greed will in fact be the highest cost anyone can pay for a trivial, non-essential service. In the meantime, I'll continue doing my best to fool these tracking systems and then complain how they fail to generate the content I desire
There's something the vast majority of millennials seem to lack and that is respect for the wisdom that comes with age. This doesn't say anything else that necessitates a defensive posture or taking a chip on one's shoulders - though another character flaw of applying and seeing everything in the light of themselves generally causes this. This is the naivete of youth and unfortunately most don't even realize as much until they are way past their youth