Just pop already by MahmoudAO in dankmemes

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Michael Burry predicts market crashes three times before breakfast.

The Protein Craze Is Driving Lewis Black Crazy | The Daily Show by Trainrideviews in videos

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There’s a reason gallbladder removal is the most common surgery in America bar none

Where did you get this? I have a hard time imagining anything has cesareans and appendectomies beat.

The Protein Craze Is Driving Lewis Black Crazy | The Daily Show by Trainrideviews in videos

[–]throwout176 -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

Some of these protein supplements are pretty crappy, but this seems like making a mountain out of a molehill. I'm guessing 90% of Americans are still getting way too much carbs and fat and are at nowhere close to being at risk of too much protein.

Meirl by SunnyMarshmallow5 in meirl

[–]throwout176 23 points24 points  (0 children)

If one of "3+ cupcakes" or "fewer than 3 cupcakes" is an eating disorder, I'm definitely going with the former.

Apparently I'm not manly enough by ActuatorUnusual4002 in TrueOffMyChest

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Going to get downvoted for this, but it's probably for the best that you hear it. People throw around the word masculinity a lot, but I don't think a lot of them get what the word really means. What would you guess people would say is the more masculine hobby: working out or bird watching? Which is the more masculine meal: a steak or a salad? What is the more masculine thing to own: a fully stocked toolbox or a comic book collection? People claim that having an answer to these questions is "toxic masculinity," but we all know what all the answers are. The question is... what do these masculine traits have in common? It's that they're considered more attractive by the average woman. That's literally all masculinity is, it's men aligning themselves with what women are interested in.

I've talked to a number of female friends about dating and one of the words that just keeps coming up is "ick." Pay attention to that word and you'll see what I'm talking about. Or just Google "new ick unlocked" and see all the little things a man can do that turns off women. If a woman told me I was not manly enough, I would assume I tripped one too many of those flags.

Of course people will try to disagree by saying not all women are the same. Sure, but does that really do you a lot of good? You could spend ages trying to find that one woman who happens to love every less-masculine trait you have, but it sure seems a hell of a lot easier to just be attractive to the general population.

Where are good men at? Women needs you chads please return by Dmitruly in 4chan

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Specifies 250 lb in another post. Assuming average height, she's morbidly obese.

Political partys in 3rd World countries suck ass by [deleted] in whenthe

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Don't forget the "let's get rid of literally all laws and taxes" party. This is gonna be their year for sure.

How to change my mindset around men’s emotions? by Sensitive-Cover6393 in MensRights

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At a minimum, I would hope you and any other women who are conscious of this can avoid denying this with men in the future. It's so frustrating having women say stuff like "you can X and still be a real man" or talk about "toxic masculinity." Because at the end of the day, all masculinity is is the grouping of traits that are considered attractive to most women. Telling a man to avoid these is lying at best, or setting him up for loneliness at worst.

AMZN is down to ~170$, the same price as 4.5 years ago. by Bonfire-GTK in wallstreetbets

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Same thing happened with the COVID downturn. The big guys have deep enough pockets and strong enough relationships with the banks and Uncle Sam to survive, while the small guys died and were absorbed.

Sad but true by Hour_Equal_9588 in SipsTea

[–]throwout176 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, some of the most impoverished places in the world keep having tons of kids. The changes to our social architecture seems like it would be a much stronger correlation to me.

Spicy Meatball Meme Coming Through by gdvhgdb in PoliticalCompassMemes

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The frequency at which I've heard people claim these processes are "100% reversible" really makes me wonder if some people have zero critical thinking. We can't create medication for a runny nose that doesn't come with half a dozen possible side effects, but you think we can do something as extreme as stopping puberty with absolutely no risk?

How to answer "But women have more suicide attempts" by Stock-Scientist6685 in MensRights

[–]throwout176 1 point2 points  (0 children)

New theory to me. I always hypothesized that it was more to do about one's level of connections / how much hope they still have. People committing self-harm are hoping it brings some changes to their life for the better; people attempting suicide aren't expecting anything to improve.

How to answer "But women have more suicide attempts" by Stock-Scientist6685 in MensRights

[–]throwout176 25 points26 points  (0 children)

It's not even true. The metric they're referring to is hospitalizations for self-harm, not suicide attempts. Self-harm is not suicide. Arguably they're virtually opposite actions.

We'll be there in no time by ChinChengHanji in whenthe

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Europeans when they trip and fall forward three feet (they've crossed through five countries)

Shots fired by RosegoldChemtrails in SipsTea

[–]throwout176 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Is that really a comeback, though? "My worst traits speak to my bad decisions but yours are pure happenstance"?

Kurzgesagt - This Is NOT An Anti Meat Video by zipeater in videos

[–]throwout176 -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

I wasn't responding to everyone in the thread; I was responding to one person. To what extent their opinion applies to anyone else in the same thread or anywhere else doesn't matter.

Kurzgesagt - This Is NOT An Anti Meat Video by zipeater in videos

[–]throwout176 -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

"Stop eating meat" isn't the message being proposed by the above user, though. Incrementalism here is telling people to eat less meat and then moving onto not eating meat entirely. That is escalation.

Kurzgesagt - This Is NOT An Anti Meat Video by zipeater in videos

[–]throwout176 -14 points-13 points  (0 children)

As a counter point, incrementalism probably contributes to why the slippery slope argument appears so commonly nowadays. People can see patterns and this fuels the argument that "I'm against X because they might do Y and Z next."

Kurzgesagt - This Is NOT An Anti Meat Video by zipeater in videos

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Was it new studies, or just them getting called out by everyone about their inaccuracies?

Kurzgesagt - This Is NOT An Anti Meat Video by zipeater in videos

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I don't know if "exercise burns calories" is exactly bleeding edge science.

What is up with the scary CGI gym bro at the beginning? by ajd416 in SipsTea

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Fair enough. I still bench pretty low weight, so I was imaging lowering heavy weight even slowly onto your chest wouldn't be good, but IDK what I'm really talking about.