Ringing ears is often connected to psychological stress, which can have a myriad of factors, such as metabolic stress. Literally anything can cause it. I often get it when eating mold cheese (the edible type they sell at the supermarket) because despite being edible, it still does something inside my body and it takes a while for my body to process that.

recommendation algorithm

though i reckon lemmy has one too, just a more transparent one

I read somewhere that it’s actually an efficient method of nature … babies that won’t make it anyways die early so you waste fewer resources on them. it’s called fail fast

Worms :(

No, like, a merchant at the bazar will typically charge higher prices when a customer is specially interested.

The issue many women face is that they fear they get a worse deal if they show too much interest.

I think the best solution might be a liberalization of the market, i.e. ending monogamy.

Women and men are ableist because society as a whole is ableist.

head on over to the womens stuff community and see how many posts boil down to “all men are rapists”.

basically online feminism is super toxic. don’t take it serious. women in real life are not like that, at least most aren’t.

in fact i even suggest that these people are online because they can’t deal with real life.

something something equal rights

if romance is a type of shit to you then i’m sorry for all your relationships

sry for the really bad edit ;-)

Also it should say “I don’t like calculus” in the first line, i just forgot to edit it.

Writing in my school was mostly a chore. We got to write about uninteresting topics, having to argue for/against a point which was either irrelevant or boring for some other reason.

I do agree though that creative writing can be a great exercise for the mind. That’s why i’m actually active on lemmy so much. Because i get to formulate my thoughts down, and i even get free feedback from lots of other people! What better way could there be to train my thoughts and formulation skills?

On the other hand hand how come EVERYONE is in it for the money?

I believe it’s a mixture of genetic disposition and environmental factors. surely the capitalistic mindset contributed a lot but even without that, some people are greedy.

Because learning for kids/young adults isn’t really the point anymore

I argue young people actually wanting to learn stuff that they don’t need in work/daily life has always been the exception, historically. How many people are truly intrinsically interested in cellular biology/biochemistry, nuclear physics, and calculus? If they don’t directly need it for their jobs.

i can confirm i haven’t used any AI services in my maths homework in the last 2.5 years (since chatgpt came out) because i’m actually interested in maths. other students are not so they use AI. can’t blame them for it.

there’s just something about not wanting to learn that deeply upsets me

if people turn to AI today to avoid actually learning stuff, that just means that they already didn’t actually want to learn something, which was probably true even before AI existed, just that they couldn’t avoid it back then.

this means your students never had an interest in learning in the first place; they just couldn’t avoid it. speaks more about society pressuring people into learning stuff they don’t actually care to learn than it does about new technology IMHO.

i’m sorry, i didn’t actually read the article. just headline skimming

actually, digestion is a surprisingly difficult task for the body. iirc the colon itself consumes like 20% of our calories(?) somebody correct me if i’m wrong here.

so it’s quite surprising that it normally works so well.

eh, just make up some replacement data on the fly /s

no backup, no sympathy

keep at least one backup air-gapped, otherwise it’s not a true backup

i’m not sure either. people downvote a lot but why?