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... and/or worn underwear

Just a regular German word. Please keep walking, nothing to see here.

I mean, sure. There are a few sensitive people for everything. I once met someone who found even regular curry powder super spicy. I was just wondering about the statement above, because in my experience Sriracha is the absolute entry level when it comes to 'hot' sauces.

I literally don't perceive Sriracha as being any spicer than banana pudding.

Genuine question: Are there many people who really perceive Sriracha as spicy? I never thought that it's meant to be really spicy, but more like a 'chili-flavored' sauce.

I have no clue but if I search for 'zoodles peeler' (it's a 2in1 potato peeler and zucchini noodle maker), there seem to be various brands with different designs having that same face-like look.

I consider myself pretty left (at least in comparison to the average German), but that lifestyle sounds quite tempting to me. I'd skip chicken though.

Just a wild guess, but maybe the grid issues is exactly what makes EVs interesting? Many newer models offer vehicle2load, vehicle2home or vehicle2grid. So in case of an outage, you have a huge powerbank with wheels.

Next question is what happened that made one 'a piece of shit beforehand'.

From a philosophical perspective, I find it quite difficult to measure a person's evilness objectively.

Assuming a person is born evil due to their genetic material, is it then actually their fault? Shouldn't that be considered rather as a medical condition?

Assuming a person is not born evil, but they turned evil due to outer influencing factors (parents, society, economic situation, luck, bad luck...), is it then actually their fault? Or are the outer factors the ones to blame in such a case?

I agree to the 'the crack was always there' statement. But personally I think that all of us humans naturally have this crack. Given the right parameters, this crack can heal to a level where it's barely notable. But under less optimal conditions I guess more or less every human can turn (be turned) into a monster.

In terms of billionaires my opinion is that a) we should implement measures to avoid them in the first place and b) find ways to take away their power.

But other than that I would prefer a way to heal their (often abnormal) crack and try to make them again valuable members of society again. Revenge and punishment (especially death penalty) should never be the focus of corrective measures, no matter the crime or misdemeanour.

I think the unfortunate truth is that many non-evil people would be just as evil if given the opportunity. Or to frame it slightly different: I believe that too much money and/or power is what turns most people evil over time.

The Lemmy picture is blue/black for me while Wikipedia is white/gold. Is it the same picture? Or is because Lemmy fully supports dark mode while my browser doesn't?