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Portal, game.
But are better grades and test scores just representations of being better at pleasing the grader and taking tests?
My own half-assed 'study' of watching my fellow kids and some generations after proved (to me) that having better grades and test scores doesn't mean having a better life after.
We all need some public space to rant in, for our mental health.
Impossibility is incorrect. Improbability is the better word.
Because they're white. White = clean is decades worth of marketing into every aspect of our day to say life. You see white cloth, white paper, white paint and you automatically think "clean".
The paper rolls themselves are variably clean or sterile because each company has its own level of ethics enforcement.
How it's Made show had an episode on them, if I'm remembering properly, and their production involves washing and cooking them at high temperature, so there is that initial sense of sterilization for the most part. However, what happens after can add a lot of bad stuff. From how often they maintain their equipment, whether the packaging itself is clean, delivery and storage until sale, there are a lot of chances something nasty can hitch a ride along the way. More so if the paper is scented and attracts rodents thinking they're getting a nice meal.
And that's just the kitchen paper. There's also recycled paper which tends to use all kinds of nasty shit from wherever and the recycling process simply can't completely sanitize.
Anyway, paper towels have the perception of seeming clean because they look clean, but they usually aren't.
So.. more men as bottoms?
Diplomatic corps?
Yeah because they saw me fail and don't want the same embarrassment.
In one of the initial reposts, someone commented there was a complete fracture and the separated part was absorbed naturally over time.
Might have been bs, as it's known to happen.
Ah, a "traitor" then. Yeah, they probably give less of a shit because of this.
Because we think it kills more of them than it actually kills the rest of us?