100% in person. You’ve got a much harder battle online. As someone else said, exposure is a big piece. Also just challenging some of their beliefs in a Socratic way

Said this on another community but I’ll say it again:
So it’s like a 3-4% change until the pandemic, which they say was driven by WFH. I don’t see anything here

They even say that WFH was up before the pandemic. Seems like that was a big driver. Religious activity also saw a big shift, but many places of worship do online services now

Drag? What do you mean?

He certainly seemed awkward in the first couple minutes, but I’m not sure what the big deal would be outside of that.

Did you just watch SNL? You should tag Andy Samberg and tell him this

Purple is probably the only one that I’m aware of on your list where there’s a legit logic behind it, since dyes used to be harder to come by

What about Trump drag queens?

“We oppress minorities to scare them away” is hardly a novel tactic

By some estimates, Spruce Pine accounted for 70 percent of the high-purity quartz needed to produce the pure silicon used to make most advanced chips

I don’t think anyone was thinking a mine’s slowdown would kill their current phone lol

Idk but it still hasn’t happened.

Diddy was never worth that much and SBF’s worth was built on lies.

The Olympics happen every 2 years.

Elections happen every 6 months.

Combining your article with UCR data, that’s about .3% arsons.

We have .1 arsons per 1000 ppl annually in the US. Looks like the rate for firefighters is about twice that

It’s a trope that people jack off to fire?

I was thinking more about the “can’t force me to make a cake for a gay wedding” thing

That’s actually pretty crazy. For one, it’s wild that they let multiple accounts go to your one email. Second, it’s wild that multiple people just happened to randomly type in your email

Imagine if you lived there. Must be torture to be in all the national headlines for this insanity

Beyond what the article mentions (more people opting for retirement communities/assisted living/nursing homes), changing dating trends, better physical health for seniors, increasing divorce rates, etc., Id doubt there are that many other factors.

Did you have a rebuttal to the specific claims in this article, like chlamydia (plus gonorrhea, syphilis) tripling among seniors in the past decade? It certainly sounds like it’s increasing to me, but I’m not an expert on this

At times, I find “unbiased” sources painful in how they pull their punches. It can be refreshing to me to find sources that are willing to write to their audience.

FWIW, non-profit does not mean unbiased. Nor are they necessarily more accurate.

Yes, that is totally my point. /s