

This bias is real. Everyone thinks they’re the smart one. There also do exist huge differences in intelligence.


This bias is real. Everyone thinks they’re the smart one. There also do exist huge differences in intelligence.


Thank you. Cat back to you.

I think sometimes it’s just a bad habit, no positive feelings at all, just pure destruction.


Yes. And if you want to see something really cool, take a look at a clear blue sky. You’ll notice tiny dots of lighter color moving quickly following constant short trajectories. These are your own leucocytes moving through the capilars right in front of your retina. The brain compensates the darker color of the predominant red blood cells, so you can’t see the capilars, but the white blood cells are translucent, so they appear as lighter dots!


Or an excuse to have sex with her even if she doesn’t want to/doesn’t like it.
That’s true, but also the vampire trope has been used in various ways, eg. as a metaphor for sexuality. It’a not a clearcut thing with just one meaning.


We could team up for optimal results.


I have the opposite problem. I feel like I’m smiling a nice decent smile, but then I see I looked totally maniacal.


Works anywhere but in the shower though.
You should try harder, probably.
Europe is not uniform in this, as per usual. This is what you’ll get in southern Europe. In central Europe, you’ll get a really big one though.
I don’t understand the downvotes. Condoms are great.


Yes, but there are many different types of religion. You can cathegorize it. If someone asks what a car with a roof you can pull down is called, saying it’s still a car is not helpful.
It’s the woman who’d get pregnant and who doesn’t want to. Should she rely on whether the men took their pills correctly? Taking hormones sucks for many women, but they’re happy to be able to have birth control in their hands.


That sounds like a really good strategy, I like it. Also he must be a good teacher to be respected like that. Thank you both for being the good guys.


OP’s question is not why, though. They want to know how widespread this approach is - a question that could hardly be answered by the neighbor.
Or maybe not…