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I think that, as people are faced less with death and illness, they turn away from religion. Today many happily live until a very old age. There is just less need for the kind of comfort that religion provides us with.
Re: [ANN][GRT] Grantcoin: Basic Income Currency | Backed by 501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Sorry for bumping. Generally I like the idea, even though I'm not sure it will work, but what I'm wondering most about atm is how you keep people from creating several wallets and gaming the system?
Most easier ways are freelance. But less competition with enough cashflow is more potential profits.
Enough cashflow and skill. It's not easy to build something up, especially as a newcomer.
Depends on how you live your life, however if it was too easy (for some people actually is depending who their parents are) you'd be bored to death and it wouldn't be so interesting.
You do not need to transfer all the blame for your life to your parents. Every child, if he went to school, had a chance of success.Blaming parents is often a cheap way of deflecting responsibility for ones own life. Which doesn't meant that there aren't really terrible parents around.
Re: Why do conservative worldwide oppose "drugs" legalization?
What's most ironic is how much non-consumers actually benefit from legalization. They save tax-money that otherwise would be wasted on the prison and juridical system, they benefit from the extra tax income and jobs created by legalization. They benefit as the dealers on the street disappear, some of them getting a legit job.
There are lots of ways, the problem is that many are extremely low-pay, as you compete with people from all around the world. If you are not afraid of going cheap, check out fiverr or freelancer. You can also search on reddit, there are some subs dedicated to online work.
The cheapest food that I know of, that is actually not completely junk, is spaghetti. I make the sauce myself, which makes it extremely cheap (tomato sauce + olive oil + some herbs) and the spaghetti themselves are cheap as well. Don't know the exact price, but it's hard to undercut.
You're a dog! Now I want spaghetti for dinner. I'm sure that the price I'll pay for all the ingredients needed will surpass yours. I'm now going to Walmart and will pay for the items separately. I'm sure it'll be over U$15.00, of which I'll take a pic of the receipt and post it here in about an hour. The only items I have on hand are salt, pepper, onions, oregano, and basil. I may or may not purchase grated Parmesan cheese.
Haha, I'm glad I did and I'm sure you will enjoy! You can definitely make spaghetti both ways, ultra-cheap and high-class. Sounds great, I'm looking forward to the pics. Btw, did you know that (natural) tomato sauce is healthier than fresh tomatos? Anyways, enjoy!
That's probably an evolutionary problem. If life is easy and ressources are plentyful, people have more children, which results in ressources being spread thin and getting scarce, and you arrive at the situation we are at, a kind of equilibrium.
The cheapest food that I know of, that is actually not completely junk, is spaghetti. I make the sauce myself, which makes it extremely cheap (tomato sauce + olive oil + some herbs) and the spaghetti themselves are cheap as well. Don't know the exact price, but it's hard to undercut.