Alum blocks are similar but different, it’s worth looking into getting a styptic pencil or at least researching the differences.
Hmmm, what handle are you using? The common suggestion I’ve seen is to get a vintage Gillette tech off of eBay. It’s nigh impossible to cut yourself with one of those, and they’re usually around $10-$15.
Cutting war industry founds globally is how you invert the course.
Great how are you going to implement and enforce that globally? This sounds similar to the goals of the league of nations, and we all know how that turned out.
Everyone who shaves, regardless of gender and razor type, should have a styptic pencil. It stops bleeding like magic.
Beyond that, shaving with a safety razor is different because you’re never supposed to apply pressure - idk if that’s something you were doing.
Cool fun fact! Thanks for sharing!
One of my groups has the DM giving us some bonus exp for writing a “journal entry”
I get real Bruce Willis vs Karl Urban from R.E.D. vibes from these two.
Nonalcoholic can have up to 0.5%
Alcohol free can have up to 0.05%
For context, bread can have up to 1.9%
So uhhh if 0.5% is problematic for someone, I got bad news…
Makes sense. Something to definitely watch out for, but not necessarily something that has already happened.
Has there been evidence of this happening?
As someone who desperately wants a fair phone but it doesn’t ship here, consider what it means to buy a repairable device when replacement parts are not easily obtained.
Nice gesture I guess, but kinda just the modern day pizza party
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Just passing through, no strong opinions on the matter nor is it something I wish to do deep dive research on.
Just wanted to point out that your original comment was indeed just a threat that did nothing to address OPs argument.
Nothing about your comment addressed why it should be treated differently if it’s ai-generated but visually indistinguishable.
Over how much time?
Software to “make” 2d artistic images is much easier to develop than robots to do household tasks. Not that we don’t see advancements there either, for example robot vacuums are becoming more commonplace.
Probably start with buying them dinner first
The design is very human
Can you link some sources as examples?
Again, we’ve seen the league of nations fail. They arguably had more momentum than “random users of an Internet forum discouraging government spending on military”
Do you have an idea for how this would be enforced?