Not sure if this counts as brutalist, but the post made me think of this example from Portland
Not sure if this counts as brutalist, but the post made me think of this example from Portland
I was able to quit cocaine, cigarettes, and alcohol and of those 3, cigarettes was the hardest to quit, with alcohol being a close second. I don’t want to get into a discussion about the roles of behavioral addiction vs. chemical addiction when trying to quit something, but sugar has been just as difficult as alcohol and nicotine, if not more so. It doesn’t help that it is seemingly everywhere and included in all the food. It’s not as easy as “I’ll just stop having ice cream”, of course anyone can do that. If you start paying attention to all the foods sugar is added too and try to avoid those foods, you really have to completely rethink your whole approach to food (where to buy, the role it plays in your life, i.e. why you eat) and spend a lot more energy trying to find “healthy” foods.
absolutely agree
Life on the outside ain’t what it used to be…
But how can he reach maximum productivity if he’s sitting down ?!
This sounds like a description of empathy, which, as far as I know, cannot be taught, unfortunately.
I think the fact that a lot of conservative men feel the need to be a part of or have an opinion on everything is not unrelated.
Speak for yourself! I’m just replying to random comments and upvoting whatever I want! I didn’t even read your comment!
how could someone view this as anything other than dystopian?