Show newer

@Meachamus_Prime You mean the two links at the bottom? Neither of those two studies are even about the vaccine at all. So not sure what your on about then if your basing it off those studies.

@Meachamus_Prime Funny how you dont bother actually linking the study so people can verify this claim.. typical

@lucifargundam havent really decided where yet. I'm in a unique case where i went from professional/technical scuba diver doing some of the most advanced dives in the world, to being bed ridden for a year, barely mobile for a year after that. So now there is a physical offset in both stamina, weight, and the variable of how my back will hold up.

So whatever plan I have to get back to diving is going to have to be a combination of exercise, diet, and starting with safe entry level dives and working my way back up.

Maaaannnn I need to get back to the depths of the ocean ASAP. I am writing up a gameplan to make sure I can get back to diving half of the year again. I think my back might finally be good enough to start pushing it again.

@valleyforge That is exactly what I did when i learned I could cook egg int he microwave. It was a gimick food thing that was basically a plastic bowl with some cheese and crumbled sausage in it. You add your own egg and microwave. I didnt realize what it was when I bought it but now that I know you can cook raw egg like that this is exactly what I'll be doing in the future.

@PawelK

Except thats not what happened.. According to the article she declined, and he basically explained his point of view, accepted it, and pursued it no further.

He did absolutely nothing wrong.

@2ck @lupyuen

@dsfgs Never, science is not a collection of facts, it is a methodology. Consensus seeking and methods to ensure that consensus is comprised of experts is part of the process. But a properly done science experiment that lacks consensus is still science, it just so happens the process is not conclusive to an answer. But science is still science even when it fails to arrive at an answer.

@2ck

> I didn't say it's immoral. It's like, there's a presumption that if you're reaching out to me on LinkedIn it's because we share common interests related to our work and you want to develop a professional relationship on that basis.

While one might presume that was the initial intention of this fellow, and anyone you interact with there, it is impossible to predict the future. That may very well have been the initial intent but after meeting or talking one of the parties may have felt potential attraction and persued it. There is nothing wrong with that.

There is nothing about the original post that suggests the man described in the post specifically reached out and used linkedin with the intent to date.

That said, even if he was using it with the intention to find a date, I still dont see a problem; if professional accomplishments are the most important thing for you in a relationship then there is no real issue using linkedin in that way, presuming you are honest and polite in your motives.

> In the story of the Arabic-speaking woman in the article, the man seems to have assumed they were starting a non-professional relationship

I didnt see that at all.. he expressed interest after meeting, she shot him down, he very politely accepted that. At no point do I see him forcing upon her a non-professional relationship, he asked for one, was rejected, and accepted it, little more.

@PawelK @lupyuen

@trinsec strictly speaking a poached egg is a hardboiled egg outside the shell done in water. Since I am proposing cooking it without water in the microwave im not sure its the same thing.

@trinsec Actually what i just said might not be true.. if you vented the top of the egg and microwaved it at very low power such that it never really gets above 100C you might just get a hardboiled-like egg out of it.

@trinsec I have a special device (basically a steamer) if i want hard boiled eggs.

You could of course just crack and egg in a tiny bowl, not mix it, and microwave it and effectively get a plain cooked egg. Only difference between microwaving in a shell, aside from the explosion, would be the shape.

Thing is I dont think any gadget will get a microwave egg to have the consistency of a hard boiled one, they come out more like a pan fried one, which tends to be slightly aerated.

So yea, if you really want it hard boiled style I dont think any amount of magic will get that from a microwave.

@trinsec yea you crack the egg first... I see what you mean you cant do a hardboiled type egg like this, it would just explode. Though perhaps if you vented the shell you could do it in the shell, but no not what id try personally.

@2ck

Just because the medium you meet someone isnt specifically devoted to dating in no way makes it inappropriate to develop an interest in someone and express that.

Telling someone you have romantic interest in someone, presuming you do it respectfully, is NEVER inappropriate. How you respond to someone saying "I am not interested, please dont pursue this" however is what matters.

@lupyuen

@kireicake

There is absolutely nothing less healthy about an egg cooked in a microwave as opposed to a pan, so thats just nonsense. In fact int he microwave I dont need to add oil as I dont need to worry about it sticking, so in fact one could argue the microwave route is healthier.

@bonifartius

Show older
CleverLibre Social

CleverLibre Social is an inclusive social instance for open discussion, learning, and community.
All cultures welcome.
Hate speech and harassment strictly forbidden.