Because compared to America everyone else’s “shit” is 10x better than our “none at all”.

You completely ignored the “permanent lifestyle change” aspect. It doesn’t matter whether the person in need of weight loss does it via diet and exercise or via diet and ozempic, the diet/lifestyle that they got themselves fat on has to change.

You’re basically blaming the drug for the person’s inability to psychologically deal with diet. That isn’t what the drug does. No, you don’t need to eat back to your old weight, that’s the part where permanent change to diet comes in.

I already stated a caveat for conditions that may be outside the user’s control, so don’t use that as an excuse for all users. Yet again, the doctor and patient have to discuss the risks. I’m done here.

I think most medications are meant to be accompanied with permanent lifestyle changes where possible. No, you should not take this drug “forever”. If you take ozempic for weight loss but choose to continue eating like shit then it isn’t the drug’s fault. Assuming of course there isn’t some other medical disorder leading to weight gain, but again, balancing the negative health effects of obesity vs any negative effects of weight loss drugs needs to be examined by patient and physician.

Like many medications, you are balancing the risks of continuing with an unmedicated health problem or any negative side effects of the medication.

Preventing something like this:

https://interestingengineering.com/science/diamonds-in-the-sky-can-solve-global-warming-problem-find-swiss-scientists

Written nebulously to cancel environmental efforts, I’m sure.

Bundle of snakes for the intake? I had to look that one up. I figured it wasn’t a wax and shave for the engine bay. Good ECM choice, super customizable. Don’t stop looking. You never know when deals show up. I’m 2 years in and nowhere near finished, just got to keep waiting for the right prices. Better slow than never.

So would preventing “geoengineering” also prevent trying to stop climate change?

I can assure you that the flight attendant group is much more than these two categories.

Rotating an apple was easy.

Then I tried putting a face on it. That didn’t work.

On a whim I searched for an image of an apple with a face on it, found one, and found it easy to rotate that imaginary apple and face.

I can imagine drawing a face on an apple, but find it harder to keep it in my brain if I rotate it.

I wonder if the brain has an easier time taking a “snapshot” of something you’ve taken in from eyesight and manipulating it rather than generating an internal image from scratch and holding that image while working with it.

The hammers will keep looking for nails.

Yep. Same set that probably lets their kid die because they refuse vaccines of any kind or medical treatment when ill.

Straight six for the indestructible win.

All whopping 90 hp of it. My first car was 85 hp, so I had to admire the 90 hp Chevy II.

Personally I don’t care for the trend that is RGB EvReyWhERe!!1!1! MoRe!1!1! Especially in what amounts to pretty normal cases. Just a box with a bunch of bolt on lights and fans. Yay?

I far more admire a computer where someone has taken the time to actually invest some customization that took skill. Bending watercool hard tubing around a hand made or modified case. Lights are fine for accent or drama, but not as a misrepresentation of uniqueness or effort.

Gotta love that the battery is the same size as most of the visible engine.

Ok man.

The part where you made a serious comment about a completely ridiculous fictional premise that was never intended to be serious.

What?

Next: petulant billionaire rant threatens to take his ball and go home when nobody wants to join his club in his treehouse with a “No girls” sign over the door.