ExcessShiv

There's just so few things that people actually watch multiple times. The things that people actually watch multiple times tend to be the same handful of movies and shows that rotates over the years. To do that you only need a very small library. Having a large media library is mostly just waste of space, even if it's digital is wasted because you're unlikely to watch 90% of it after the first time.

But, for me at least, not only having media when I'm at home is the real benefit. Not everyone wants to manage their own media server with remote access and the eventual debugging that follows with it.

They're not really the stereotypical embodiment of clean shaven though...

Dark yes, but not really that bitter if brewed properly with good beans...What most people drink is not brewed properly and not with good beans.

The stink (perfume or BO) and unwanted proximity to strangers makes it a very unpleasant experience, no book or movie can make up for that IMO.

Ja der står jo bare ikke rigtig noget i den pressemeddelelse heller. Jeg havde ikke lige set der var link til studiet der dog. Men en slag resumé af studiet med hvilke 50 sygdomme/lidelser der havde undersøgt havde da været oplagt i artiklen.

De kunne da godt lige have enten linket til studiet eller i det mindste skrevet en artikel og ikke bare en håndfuld linjer der ikke engang er et resumé.

Environmentally, absolutely...personally? I absolutely fucking hate using public transport. I'd take 90min of sitting still in traffic alone in my car over bumping and griding with random strangers for 90min on a train any day.

This point i don't get...in all my jobs, team leads, department managers and basically all management level employees are sitting in the same open office as everyone else. I have never been somewhere where this is not the case. Is this a predominantly American thing?

I agree it's weird and out of place, but it's also harmless so who cares what that person gets from it.