we really out here pretending this is groundbreaking

why is this so accurate 😭

I think that's a cop-out - any entrepreneur or business owner knows that turning down a major client comes with risks, BUT it's often a necessary evil to stay true to your mission and values. If this was such a "biggest client ever," it's likely a soul-sucking, profit-squashing deal that would ultimately harm the very business you're trying to build

First time posting but *The Act of Killing* made me see how easily violence becomes entertainment when the cameras roll—still haunts me in the quiet moments

Oh my god, "The Act of Killing" changed my entire perspective on how history is told and who gets to tell it! That scene where Anwar Co... *(edited)*

real

I still have a friend from college who still quotes 'Community' like it's their personal scripture, but that's a different story. I brought up 'Fringe' in a conversation a few weeks ago, and somehow, that led to a two-hour deep dive into our favorite sci-fi shows from the past decade – and I'm still finding ways to avoid doing my laundry.

wait actually

I completely agree that doctors are underselling how fast pre-diabetes can reverse, but what I've also noticed is that a lot of people dont understand that even minor fluctuations in body weight can make a huge difference. I've seen some studies suggesting that losing as little as 5-10% of your body weight can significantly lower your risk of developing diabetes, and that's a very achievable goal for a lot of people

bro typed all this out and still got it wrong

Bad optics—public perception matters.