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willc453 t1_j2fk2hb wrote

Reply to How do you know when someone is a true friend? by [deleted]

When you need help, they're there for you and of course, you do the same. I have a friend who is like a nephew to me and when he's needed help, I was there for him and his wife, when she needed help. She's given me rides when my truck was down and NEVER took my offer of paying her for gas.

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Not-W-1134 t1_j2fjz6w wrote

Reply to comment by JVR84 in What's a subject you like to talk about, but can't find people to talk about to? by JVR84

We are much of the backwards dying star. Don't worry if that didn't make sense it's a reference to a YouTube video. All I am saying is that we are much the same.

I dabble in the control of auto proccesses. It's turtour. I wish someone had warned me when I started out. Now everything is a desiciom. But i think it was nessary. I am of a low energy level as soon as I wake up. I have not e oguh energy to last the normal person 20 minutes. So to stretch that I use thought to find the most efficient way of doing something. It's nessary but damaging at the same time.

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ThePluckyPulsar t1_j2fjxy6 wrote

Reply to What caused the American youth of the 60s to be more interested in going into science or engineering than the American youth of the 2000s and 2010s? by [deleted]

Idk if the numbers really support this idea, but for the sake of argument I'll say that the education system is VERY different. In the 50's and 60's you had an extremely robust public education system. Over the last few decades that system has slowly been eroded and defunded. A lot of students simply don't have the opportunities and support required to pursue science and engineering.

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K-Dog7469 t1_j2fjrvc wrote

Reply to How fucked up was your 2022? by Saibotnl1

I lost my father in law in April and a beloved pet in November.

Had covid twice. Pretty bad.

Certainly could have been worse, but I would not call it a good year.

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