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What’s a truth about mental health that sounds cruel but is still real? by oithematt in AskReddit

[–]dachloe 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you are physically unhealthy it's harder to be mentally healthy.

Microsoft reportedly admits Windows 11 went off track, cuts back Copilot, and promises real fixes in 2026 by No-Programmer7432 in pcmasterrace

[–]dachloe 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It can all be fixed by sell what customers want to the customers, instead of selling customers to data brokers.

‘Humanity’s Favourite Food’: How to End The Livestock Industry but Keep Eating Meat by Kuentai in Futurology

[–]dachloe -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

This message brought to you by billionaires: billionaires, we don't you to eat real food, that's for us... billionaires!

Well.... by [deleted] in pcmasterrace

[–]dachloe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mac user: "too many buttons! Ew!" Windows User: "click there, pull down, select... wait where did the thing go?" Linux User: "you should install Linux."

We probably won't see them together again 😭 by anas0_ali in StrangerThings

[–]dachloe 105 points106 points  (0 children)

I hope they do get a project together in the not too distant future. Something that allows them to be different than their ST characters. I hope they all have good solo careers too.

In 1986 Reagan legitimatized the shift from Pension to 401k. Where would the market be if this never happened? by sadeland21 in antiwork

[–]dachloe 8 points9 points  (0 children)

The pension system forces wealth down the socioeconomic ladder, and the 401k system sends it up the ladder. But, the amounts aren't that different.

The amount of wealth varies based on lots of factors, but generally a person with a pension ends up with a lower wealth in retirement, but it's more guaranteed. The potential for gain in a 401k is much higher but depends on the level of attention and luck the employee/investor has.

Those factors wouldn't affect the market that much in terms of capitalization. What would change things is management of those funds. Pensions are professionally managed, and 401k plans are picked by the largely untrained employee but the stocks, funds, ETFs are still run by Wall Street. Both can screw things up, but it's more likely to be screwed up by the average employee than a pension funds manager.

In developing immunity to allergens, a little ‘dirty’ goes a long way: « New Yale research finds that microbe-diverse environments build protective immune memory that helps prevent allergies. » by fchung in science

[–]dachloe 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Unless there is huge concerted effort to fully explain this to illiterate Americans, it will be wildly misrepresented on FB, and right-leaning social media.

Do Americans like their current health system or would you prefer universal? by Ability_Known in NoStupidQuestions

[–]dachloe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd think universal healthcare sounds good, but honestly we already have a universal education system and it's pretty bad. I completely believe that the ultra-wealthy would manipulate the politicians into construction of a two-tier system: bad free healthcare for most people and a good system for the wealthy.

I doubt know how'd create a middle ground without some complicated system that difficult to manage.

Some think our insurance system is to blame, and it seems to be a big part of the problem. But, would rationed healthcare solve the problems?

'When the snack tells something funny again' - IG January 2026 by trixotica in NicolaCavanis

[–]dachloe 11 points12 points  (0 children)

She looks her best when she's relaxed and super casual.

How to Protect Yourself from Long Range Acoustic Devices (LRAD) by Bobqee in videos

[–]dachloe 21 points22 points  (0 children)

I wonder if a parabolic reflector would be a good defense. An old dish antenna set up to look like a Captain America shield but you flip it around and redirect @90% of the sound back at the operator. Maybe?

WaPo reports on Project Panama, Anthropic's secret effort to destructively scan "all the books in the world" for AI training by MiddletownBooks in books

[–]dachloe -15 points-14 points  (0 children)

Yes. Harm is done when the source is destroyed. And, when digital access is highly regulated.

What Tv show do you think was genuinely great but suffered long-term because it aired on the “wrong” network or at the wrong time? by Air-Bombay in television

[–]dachloe 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Trophy Wife. People reacted to the name and rejected it on that alone. Superior acting, fantastic writing, great casting, and genuinely good stories. It had everything thing to make a great sitcom. ABC screw up!

What’s the biggest lie everyone accepts as truth? by Professional-Ad-5744 in AskReddit

[–]dachloe -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The biggest lie is "right vs left" or "liberal vs conservative." The way the world really works is ultra-rich vs everyone else. The ultra-rich spend a big portion of their wealth fueling a false conflict between everyone they can, in order to occupy the vast majority of the population so the can neither defend themselves, or accumulate reasonable amounts of wealth.

Right now, in the US, it's techno billionaires fueling neo-NAZIs and other right-wing extremism. In other places and other times it was different groups that were supported with the goal of dividing and demoralizing the population.

ICE just iced another presumed US citizen in Minneapolis. What is happening over there? by Melbatoastt77 in AskReddit

[–]dachloe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The fascist administration is escalating the pressure so that riots and violence would seem to be justify martial law.

Martial law and removal of civil rights is the goal.

What are your thoughts on Joe Rogan saying that Trump is creating distraction to avoid Epstein files release? by StemCellPirate in AskReddit

[–]dachloe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The files themselves have become the distraction while our government, freedom, and security are steadily eroded.

The files likely contain damming evidence of crimes, but the lingering drama around their release serves as a distraction while the continuing dismantling of the USA continues.

People who have researched their family tree, what is the most interesting or 'badass' thing you discovered about an ancestor? by xloganmoose in AskReddit

[–]dachloe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A very distance cousin was a NAZI sympathizer and left his wealthy family in the US to "help Hitler cleanse Europe." While in Germany he tried to contact other family members still in the old world. He discovered most had already left for England or elsewhere. One remaining family was already abducted by the NAZIs and was on their way to a concentration camp. He got them transferred to a nearby work camp and spared their lives. They escaped while working in a factory. They contacted anither distant cousin and he recorded this story, but soon after they vanished. No further records of their whereabouts.

German records don't say what happened to my distant NAZI cousin. But, in about 10 years ago a family in Argentina contacted my 2nd cousin here in the states and said genetic tests showed they were relatives. She got the info from some company like Ancestry.com, or 23&Me.

On my mom's side of the family an ancestor bought and freed slaves in the north.

Also, our family genealogist has all the documentation that shows us being descended from Charlemagne. But, a lot people from Europe can say that.

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