Either one. Boxed is faster but real tastes better
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Mashed potatoes is my thickener of choice. Add it to any soup/chili recipe to make you feel full without spending a lot.
mlegstrongto People Twitter•Which got wrecked worse by Lake Superior? Tom Fitton or the Edmund Fitzgerald?346·15 days agoA single molecule of water is not wet but as soon as more then one molecule is present the water is then wet. That is my hill to die on in this argument.
It does depend on the label. There are certain marks that are legally protected olive oil standards. They are typically pricier but you are buying the guarantee that your getting real olive oil & not a mix of other oils with olive oil.
Idk I think it’s explained by different phenomena. In nature there are two child raising strategies, K & P types (might be different letters sue me). For fully K type parents they produce 1000s of children each reproduction cycle, release them into nature & let statics be the cruel parent to have a few reach adulthood. For fully P type parents they will have just a single child each reproductive cycle, & raise them to maturity. Obviously this is a scale & all animals lie somewhere in-between these two extremes.
Obviously all humans are closer to P type but someone in a poorer region is more likely to live in a less stable region. As such they will follow a more K type parenting style since there is a higher chance of something bad happening to their children resulting in a “waste of evolutionary resources” (no life is a waste but you get the point). In a wealthier region they are more likely to live in a more stable area. As such they will choose to follow a P type parenting style & put a lot of resources into a few children. Since there is a high likelihood of all of their children making it to maturity a few “high value” children is preferred to many “low value” children (nobody is really more valuable bla bla). So rich region parents act more like P type parent & poor region parents act more like K type parents. (Obviously there are more factors but I think this probably has the biggest effect)
Then for people who are struggling & can’t afford to produce one “high value” child they make a logical choice to do it later when they have more resources. Since humans are complicated they can create other values they see are more valuable then children or decide to do something later until having children is no longer a possibility. Either way it results in less children & we are seeing the results on a global scale. (Post note. Obviously I am skipping over the cultural factors like religion & other individuals factors, but on a macro scale people are making these choices unwittingly)
Honestly great I got to bike till my legs were sore & saw an amazing sunset
mlegstrongto No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•I don't have any kids or anything but want some one day. I grew up under the fog of 9/11. How do you go about explaining terrorism and evil to young kids without storybooking it?3·2 months agoThat’s what story books are for they exist to explain that there is evil in the world & not all people can be trusted. Red Riding Hood teaches stranger danger, & other traditional stories teach other lessons. Just because these stories aren’t real doesn’t mean the lessons they hold are less valuable. Tell them a fairytale & explain how people in the real world can be a wolf but you may not see their fur or fangs. The fairytale elements allow a child to learn & they can apply the lessons when they face a situation that reminds them of the fairytale.
mlegstrongto Fuck Cars@lemmy.world•A third of Americans don't drive. So why is our transportation so car-centric?English9·2 months agoRails & trails. We have spent the last 50 years building “one more lane” to solve traffic & all it does is incentivize more cars. Roads don’t promote high density travel like a proper bike network in a city or a commuter rail network to connect suburbs together.
mlegstrongto Fuck Cars@lemmy.world•A third of Americans don't drive. So why is our transportation so car-centric?English111·2 months agoThey still need a way to get around any transport would make that easier
mlegstrongOPto AskTransgender@lemmy.blahaj.zone•What is a third person honerific for nonbinary individuals?English5·3 months agoI wonder if it would make sense to steal the prefix sam/sama for English use. Or some other word from a different language if it has some other meaning I’m not aware of
mlegstrongOPto AskTransgender@lemmy.blahaj.zone•What is a third person honerific for nonbinary individuals?English4·3 months agoI have seen Mix thrown around online but it doesn’t seem any more common then a lot of the other honorific suggestions I’ve seen.
I disagree with the removal honorifics in language. I get we don’t have lords & ladies anymore but I’ve found making anyone I help feel like one has led to me getting more orders filled. I understand why some people don’t want them personally but I think it would be a shame to throw the baby out with the bathwater cuz the norms don’t yet include everyone.
mlegstrongOPto AskTransgender@lemmy.blahaj.zone•What is a third person honerific for nonbinary individuals?English5·3 months agoThank you comrade for the info maybe this could be my go too should I need it. It should work unless I come across a capitalist gender neutral person.
mlegstrongto Technology@lemmy.world•Tesla pulls out all the stops as Cybertruck sales grind to a haltEnglish4·4 months agoNa this is caused by immigrant /s
mlegstrongto No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Is it possible to learn new things with no external stimuli at all?11·4 months agoI think you could make a case that you could learn new forms of pure math if you had a method of storing information in your brain.
mlegstrongto Games@lemmy.world•What are your favorite board games? I'm looking for games that are satisfying and lead to a sense of accomplishment or fulfillment or connection.English8·4 months agoSpirit island is my favorite game to play with a group. It has you trying to protect an island from colonists who damage the island with their expansions. Each player has different abilities that force you all the work together & requires a lot of teamwork to win especially some of the higher difficulties.
mlegstrongto Books@lemmy.world•What book(s) are you currently reading or listening? January 073·5 months agoJust finished reading the Witcher Blood of the Elves & plan on reading The Stormlight Archive: Wind & Truth next
mlegstrongto Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Are there any words that you pronounce in a way that seems weird to most people?1·5 months agoI pronounce milk like melk. Is it wrong, definitely but I’m not gonna change it at this point
I used it a decent amount at my last job to write test reports that had a lot of similar text with minor changes.
I also use it for dnd to help me quickly make the outlines of side characters & flesh out my world.
Idk about your first point but The Ocean Cleanup, has been doing great work creating plastic filters for the worlds most polluting river. I understand not creating the waste in the first place would be most efficient but this organization is doing a good job cleaning up the mess.
I believe free will exists but the world is deterministic. In your life you can make any choice you want & it was decided by you. However the effect of your actions on the world is so small that it will continue on a predetermined path. Events in the future are “predetermined” & all I have power over is how I react to it.