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So, what is the misunderstanding you’ve observed and what exactly would you like to discuss in this thread?

I don’t find it typical, thankfully, and I’ve lived in a lot of different places. It is annoying to meet those kind of people, but I don’t think they are the norm.

Ok, widen your horizons and the people you mix with then.

It would be interesting to know who these ‘all people’ are. I personally have found people who a) think they are right and b) think they are better than others to be, thankfully, more of a minority than majority. Where have your observations/studies come from? This (surprisingly), does make a little bit of sense.

No, because catching a plane is not like waiting for a bus.

I think it does the opposite of impress! Or maybe a farmer from Yorkshire (or any farmer from anywhere). ‘Wonder iffen the hay be ready yonder...’

Thanks. Never seen it anywhere else before.

Could you please translate this into English?

Well, it does exist for the skin; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tattoo_machine so perhaps it does exist for other surfaces.

I think it would depend if a company wanted to spend money on that service.

It might be useful in commercial offices but should definitely not be something installed in a residential apartment block . That kind of information should only be given on a needs to know basis otherwise it’s an infringement of privacy and security. In my opinion.

It was me. I gave it for the ‘reading the intentions of your opponent’, which I strongly agree with and have used myself. Plus, I also like the edited post

Thank you Studiot.

There was another thread somewhere not that long ago asking a similar question. If I remember correctly, Swansont gave some very detailed explanations. But I see he has answered here since I read yesterday or maybe the threads got merged. Apologies.

There are many different cancers that exist. Some are quite curable even at stage 3, some are unlikely to be cured even at stage 1. Here’s a link to some info about the most deadly; https://www.livescience.com/11041-10-deadliest-cancers-cure.html

It does for sure. But for the times when it’s just destroying your brain, it’s better not to. Fear is useful, but not when it becomes an obsession .

I love that!

I’m in my forties and still have insomnia (now just habit) that stems from 5 years of age due to fear of death. Trying to get your head around the self not existing anymore ever again was too much to bear and I struggled with life because of this. At some point I was able to control my thoughts from this slippery slope and it’s not a problem these days. I hope the same will happen for you. in Buddhism there’s a saying; ‘If you can do something about it, you don’t need to worry. If you can’t do something about it, you don’t need to worry ‘. Simple but true. And anyway - there’s always hope Why must this be clarified? My feeling is that most people don’t need to label or call themselves an atheist. Rather they are just indifferent to religion as it simply doesn’t concern them. At least, that’s how I see it anyway.

I was fortunate enough to have £50,000 a couple of years ago. I was living in Prague so I rented one nice apartment for me and another that I sublet through Airbnb. Something I considered was buying and then selling stuff (probably clothing) on EBay or Amazon but I never got round to it. Other than that, you could keep it safe and hopefully/maybe get occasional payouts from it by turning it into premium bonds.

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Yup

Have you googled ‘orbs’?

Thanks String Junky, I missed this one earlier. Personally, I believe this could be the answer to the OP.

absofuckinglutely