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So the problem is oil smoke... Seems like ventilation would help with that

But cast iron is iron. It doesn't smoke.

Oil makes smoke. You can use oil on steel, that is not an issue for you?

At first you're gonna boil them. And after tha t you're gonna mash them, then you can choose to stick it in a stew.

I know I'm an idiot, but I actually still don't understand it.

So there is no black people, that are billionaires. So that is not a problem. But he wants there to be a problem. So he just says that they act black. Which is a problem.

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I was under the impression that trivial pursuit questions would not measure IQ.

The other stuff about nutrition plays into differences inside of western culture, but resource scarcity changes our brains and how they work. Poverty doesn't make us stupid, it just makes us prioritize day to day, second to second. Planning ahead is a luxury.

Which means that it is linked to e.g. corruption, education, crime?

And why one foundation of a well functioning society is a social support system for the weakest, lowering inequality, crime, intergenerational stress, no?

Well I mostly agree, here is my take.

Something interesting is that living in a radically different country, it becomes painfully obvious to most people, i reckon. Because values change as the respective IQ average and culture differs across countries and especially continents.

Just a personal observation.

So a person who have a slightly higher than average IQ in a developed country will quickly feel their social circles shrink significantly across continent borders. Because culture is shaped by the people live there. And values change. E.g. It is more socially acceptable to be manual labourer/violent/chauvinistic some places than others. Many other factors play in, and many highly intelligent people are manual-labourer/violent/chauvinistic. I am just talking about a trend. It is also noticeable across generations which you will see that the younger generations usually being more developed than the older generations.

A handyman used to be valued higher in developed societies than today. Because values have shifted

I reckon it is mainly the quality of education and nutritional food that makes the difference.

But my point is that most people completely underestimate the importance of those things because they have compounding effects across generations. A single mother of 5 can't produce useful citizens without a social support system.

My other point is that everyone is a time traveller constantly traveling through a changing world. Just ask an elderly person about their youth.

Thanks for coming to my ted talk.

It is like the Emperors new clothes, we're all just waiting for the moment when MAGA fans realize that they have been conned.

Was none of the girls underage? Then it should be earlier to get a criminal charge right?

Oh lord here we go

Haha me too... I mean a coconut is not really 'dry'?

But when you translate "vegetable intake" to my language Danish it will have a totally different meaning. I am assuming that it means eating plant matter as you mention. I am wondering if it is a similar challenge in other languages. Because "grøntsag" will not be leaves of some tree in the Amazon, or tobacco, or a edible cactus.

It will just refer to that part that kids never eat from their dinner plate.

I guess there is a reason why it is not a very scientific language 😅