@oidonhagouda Most people wash their hair several times a week. Washing it once or twice a week typically is seen as kinda dirty. Anything less than that means the person got mental health issues like depression.
Normal people wash their hair every 1-3 days depending on how dirty/oily it gets
@GeorgeRoush Honestly this mirrors my personal experience doing my PhD in solid state chemistry (materials science).
Religious people are either more likely to finish a degree or as you study more you actually become more religious.
For me personally it was the 2nd part.
@SandyofCthulhu We just aren't using the tech we have available, or developing that promising tech. The French shut down their fast breeding reactor in like 1997 due it not being economic enough and public pressure. (3/3)
@SandyofCthulhu Second out of the radioactive material left, which is maybe less than 5% you can recycle a part of that and make new fuel rods. The rest can be destroyed and turned into stable elements in a thing called a fast breeding reactor. So no nuclear waste isn't forever (2/3)
@PositivFuturist But you know real inclusion has never been tried.
It's been tried many times. Over and over and over again. I don't get why people expect different results from it.
Almost reminds me of this other failed idea...
@PositivFuturist (2/3) around that time gender inclusive language became a really big thing. Every single year of my degree they changed the rules on what's ok. Like first it was Schüler und Schülerinnen. Then SchülerInnen, then Schüler*innen, then Schüler_innen then Schüler:innen.
@PositivFuturist (1/3) Grew up with a pretty progressive bias after going through the school system, was into politics early, read things like the guardian.
For me the two things that broke the camel's back were mandated speech and the gaslighting. I went to uni for a teaching degree in STEM.