I always wonder how people can write these huge walls of texts. I'm a bit jealous.
After I drink coffee I can spontaneously write paragraphs of unasked spam. I'm drinking my last cup of coffee now. Look at these texts I am sending, there are so ordinary and boring, I'm gonna do my daily tasks soon which will bring me a sense of fulfillment as opposed to this senseless shitposting. Why am I writing this? To remind you you should aim to be some kind of folkloric creature and not write about ordinary topics like I do when my creativity is inhibited by the coffee.
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I think you are experiencing what seems a form of hypomania because of stimulants lmao. Also getting your ideas down is not interrupting the flux. Words are just a method to get complex ideas across to others.
Coffee doesn't do anything to me half the time personally, and I can sit down and write on end as is.
Why is it so hard to find normal looking ebike? I dont want this spaceship shit or the hipster look or the comically thick tube in the front that makes your bike look that it has down syndrome.
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There's a lot of ebikes around that look just like regular bikes with battery attached to some place externally. Many of them even use the same frame as regular bike, if it's a good frame it would work for ebike without any problems.
Thicc frames and spaceship-ish exterior are usually features of more expensive bikes (and are mainly added so people won't steal your battery as they do with external ones)
>Vanmoof
>https://support.vanmoof.com/en/support/solutions/articles/44001778159
>The VanMoof S3 & X3s (and Electrified S2 & X2) have an integrated battery (504W capacity) that can’t be removed for charging.
I don't think that it's a good idea to have no removable battery. You can't replace the battery if it goes bad and you always have to take your bike next to a power outlet to charge.
Why does Sanna's circle of friends look so bydlo to me? Am I just bad at identifying Finnish social environments and its members?
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I have a lot of conversations in my head. When I'm alone I have very interesting serious discusions with imaginary versions of people. When I'm around people I prefer imaginary conversations with them than actual talking to them. Even on the internet conversation run in my head and I mostly refrain from posting. Is this normal?
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I don't have actual conversations in my head but sometimes I think about some of the opinions that I have and compare them to what other people's opinions might be and I try to figure out the conclusion of the differing opinions when put against eachother.
This is mostly due to the fact that I try to express my opinions online and expect to get replies but many times I don't get the discussion I am looking for so I improvise a potential counter-argument to mine so I can have a productive dialogue in the subject I want to talk about alone.
I feel it helps me grow as a person and my debating skills improve on its own.
Since I'm in charge of making Krautchan threads and out of ideas, I will send this link on the benefits of the sun and the lies of the dermatologists: https://sunlightinstitute.org/
Keys things to remember:
- Alcohol and dairy products increase chance of melanoma significantly
- Only rats without anti-oxidants age in exposure to the sunlight
- Irregular and irresponsible exposure DO cause skin cancer
- Tanning beds stimulate production of vitamin D, commercial tanning beds (so not at home) don't increase the incidence of melanoma, it can be used to treat skin diseases such as psoriasis.
- Vitamin D supplements INCREASE risk of bone fracture
- "Spain shows that those who actively sought sun exposure had only 1/11 the risk of hip fracture compared to those who were not sun seekers"
- UV-B is cozy and addicting, maeks u feel good
- 15 minutes of Sun exposure produces way more vitamin D than what you get from supplements
And much more, that I didn't include or didn't remember to include
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