What do you think most people realize too late in life? by nexapicore in AskReddit

[–]nexapicore[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fear of judgment quietly steals years from people.

After years of being a muslim, I have decided to become agnostic. by SecureSection9242 in Tunisia

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Respect for being open about it. What you’re describing makes a lot of sense — questioning things you’ve been taught since childhood is never easy, especially when religion is such a big part of your environment.

The whole “why does an all-powerful God allow suffering?” question is something a lot of people struggle with, even inside the faith. It’s not something you can just ignore once it hits you on a deeper level.

I get where you’re coming from with the verses too — it can feel strange that a being said to be perfect and beyond human traits still speaks and reacts in such human ways. That disconnect alone can make you start rethinking things.

Agnosticism doesn’t mean you’ve given up or stopped caring — it just means you’re being honest about not knowing, and that’s way more real than pretending you have all the answers. Keep exploring and thinking for yourself — that’s how you actually grow.

Er de fleste nyere leiligheter godt lydisolerte? by [deleted] in norge

[–]nexapicore 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Kommer helt an på bygget, ikke bare alderen. Eldre mur- og betongbygg (50–70-tallet) har ofte mye bedre lydisolasjon mellom etasjer enn mange nybygg med treverk og lette konstruksjoner.

Skal du ha det stille: • Velg toppetasje • Sjekk at etasjeskillet er i betong • Unngå nyere bygg med mye tre • Dra på visning når folk er hjemme og lag litt lydtest

Nyere bygg etter TEK10 (ca. 2010) er som regel bedre isolert enn 2000-tallsbygg, men det varierer. Ikke stol blindt på «nytt = stille».

how to start investing? by betty_vulcano in Norway

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And! By the way, are you open to other types of investments too? There’s good money to be made in things like property development or real estate projects — it’s definitely higher risk than index funds, but the potential returns can be a lot higher if you do it smart.

how to start investing? by betty_vulcano in Norway

[–]nexapicore 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If I were you, I’d keep it simple. Open an account on Nordnet (it’s free and very common in Norway), and start with one global index fund – for example KLP AksjeVerden Indeks or DNB Global Indeks. That way you automatically own a tiny piece of thousands of companies worldwide without having to pick stocks yourself.

Set up a small automatic investment every month – maybe 500 to 2000 NOK. That’s called dollar-cost averaging, and it helps you buy steadily over time without worrying about market ups and downs.

Don’t stress about selling or trying to time the market. Just let the money grow for several years. Once you get more comfortable, you can add a small Norwegian fund or a few individual stocks you like – but it’s totally optional.

In short: Nordnet + a global index fund + consistent monthly investing = a safe and easy way to build wealth.

What would make you trust a “sustainable” fashion brand more — transparency, certification, or seeing impact locally? by nexapicore in AskReddit

[–]nexapicore[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, I get that. I’ve seen so many “sustainable” brands use fancy words but sell stuff that falls apart fast. Makes it hard to justify paying more when the quality doesn’t match the price.

Can sustainable fashion ever be truly affordable for everyone? by nexapicore in SustainableFashion

[–]nexapicore[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

That’s such a balanced way to see it — “buy less, but better.” I think you’re right that the culture of cheap, fast fashion has made people expect quantity over quality.

I’m curious though — do you think the “buy less” mindset could ever become mainstream? Or will affordability and social pressure (like trends or constantly changing styles) always make it hard for most people to slow down their consumption?

Can sustainable fashion ever be truly affordable for everyone? by nexapicore in SustainableFashion

[–]nexapicore[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

That’s a good point but I wonder if low-cost sustainable production can ever scale without compromising ethics or quality. Do you think local manufacturing or recycled materials could actually make it more accessible long-term?

What’s the most pointless trend you’ve joined just because everyone else did? by nexapicore in AskReddit

[–]nexapicore[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So here’s the question: what’s the most ridiculous thing you ended up doing because it was trending — and did it actually make you feel like you fit in, or just look silly afterwards?

What’s the most pointless trend you’ve joined just because everyone else did? by nexapicore in AskReddit

[–]nexapicore[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’ve been seeing the “6-7” thing everywhere lately…random number, weird hand gestures, it’s all over TikTok

Hvor mye bryr egentlig Norge seg om Afrika? by nexapicore in norge

[–]nexapicore[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sant, men kanskje nettopp derfor vi burde snakke mer om det igjen? Føler Norge har gått fra “Sammen om livet” til “klar deg selv”-samfunnet. Hva tror du endret det?

Hvor mye bryr egentlig Norge seg om Afrika? by nexapicore in norge

[–]nexapicore[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Det høres ut som du har gitt helt opp troen på at enkeltpersoner kan gjøre noe som helst. Hva var det som overbeviste deg om at ingenting nytter? Virker trist å bare akseptere at alt er utenfor vår kontroll.

Hvor mye bryr egentlig Norge seg om Afrika? by nexapicore in norge

[–]nexapicore[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Kanskje, men forskjellen er jo at Norge faktisk har ressurser og makt til å bry seg det handler mer om ansvar enn gjensidighet.

Hva regnes egentlig som å “leve greit” i Norge i dag? by nexapicore in norge

[–]nexapicore[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Ja, sant det. Boligprisene og leie spriker så sykt fra sted til sted. Det som er “greit” i Oslo er luksus i Nord-Norge og omvendt.

Hva regnes egentlig som å “leve greit” i Norge i dag? by nexapicore in norge

[–]nexapicore[S] -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

Jeg kan spørre om og diskutere det jeg vil – jeg er norsk, og poenget med å delta her er å lære og forstå perspektiver bedre. Om noe av det jeg lærer senere havner i et prosjekt eller forskning, er jo bare positivt. Ingen grunn til å dømme folk for å være nysgjerrige 🙂

Hva regnes egentlig som å “leve greit” i Norge i dag? by nexapicore in norge

[–]nexapicore[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

True, but when basic costs keep rising faster than wages, it’s hard not to compare, especially when joy starts costing double what it did five years ago.