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I do all that, but it takes time that I don’t always have available.

Good idea. Maybe the writers could also take a stab at forming their own studio? And in the meantime, I guess they could get day jobs. The studios are going to be losing plenty of money here too, this strategy could easily backfire for them.

It’s easy enough for food that has bar codes, but I cook most of my meals and it’s still a pain to try to input all the correct recipe ingredients, quantities, portion sizes, etc., to get accurate calorie/macro counts. I usually use it for a week or two before giving up, it’s just too much extra time (or maybe I’m unconsciously sabotaging myself).

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Looks like the fresh gnocchi I ate last night in Venice. Good job, OP!

I hate to admit it but

I think I know where you’re coming from. I used to feel conflicted between my work and my personal identity too. But as I’ve grown more into my career, developed some semblance of expertise in my field, and found an organization that I feel does valuable work, and where I’m respected and valued, I’ve found that working can be a critical part of living a meaningful life. I’ve definitely been luckier in my career than a lot of people, but I think getting to this point is in reach for most people who have had a decent education.

My wife and I have always loved traveling. We also wanted kids, but we didn’t want that to limit our ability to see the world. So we promised each other we would travel with our kids. Currently on week 4 of a big multinational trip with our little ones, having a great time.

Even then, it’s much more likely that many other types of animals diverged earlier, and simply left no ancestors. Comb jellies are merely the first to have left surviving descendants for this long.

Damn Reddit refugees ruined everything.

So what solution would you propose?

Haven’t humans been extracting groundwater (i.e. drilling wells for drinking water & irrigation) since prehistoric times? No doubt our usage has grown in recent decades. Our use of nearly all resources has become much more intensive over time. But it’s not easy to see how civilization might exist away from immediately riparian areas without using groundwater.