Maybe where they are in the sky but I’m pretty sure the shape hasn’t changed much. I’m not an expert though.

Ok so first of all, it’s not than just young men who play video games, so it’s kinda shitty to imply that it’s only young men.

It’s also shitty to imply young men are the people who are obligated to riot, or the only people who do riot.

We’ve noticed a trend of less violence from people over the last several decades, which started before video games, so video games might be unrelated.

There’s always been something that feels like accomplishment but isn’t. Reading about how to do something tricks your brain into thinking it’s done that or is making progress on a project, but education only goes so far.

So imo it’s probably a combination of things. Video games might be one of those things but people feeling like they are rebelling by just reading about countercultural things may also be a factor, as well as humans being less violent and also maybe people are just scared and don’t want to die.

Which would make sense if I also didn’t see pictures of the constellations and some of these formations still don’t look like the thing they say they are.

I was a barista for over seven years.

I done did that and still nuffin

Constellations don’t look anything like the things people say they look like with some rare exceptions.

Orion? Looks like a guy ok.

The Lizard? Little known one but actually looks like a lizard so ok.

Dippers? Look like big ladles ok.

Oh wait that’s supposed to be a BEAR? With a long tail for no reason? Fuck off Greeks.

THIS ONE IS A CRAB no it isn’t stfu

Different roasts change how the coffee tastes, so even if it’s the same amount of coffee particles a lighter roast can taste “weaker” than a darker roast

While some of the food waste is because of logistics, the majority of it is not, and one could argue that food shortages are because of logistics; they are one and the same.

When you have food deserts and grocery stores gauge how profitable they are by how much food they throw away, then it’s more than “well the food went bad”.