I never see this mentioned but Darknet Diaries is actually a really informative and entertaining podcast about hacking, the dark web, physical penetration testing (gone wrong), nation-state cyber attacks.
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Ironic that a podcast covering cults has its own cult following. /s Their cult episodes are my absolute favorite.
Opening arguments is also a good legal/political podcast for fans of 5-4
According to some module I had to take yesterday, 18-44 is “young adult” and 45 to something is “middle aged.”
For times when you want to do nothing but watch youtube, learn to knit or crochet so you can feel a little better about doing something.
Outdoor gardening is surprisingly easy to get into and it is super cool to see how big plants can get with a little water and care. Also it’s like a pet in that it helps you get out on the bad days since they need tending.
You also went to college presumably during COVID. So I’m sure that didn’t help.
When people talk about “doing your own research,” I think they underestimate how difficult and slow actual research is. For physical and biological sciences it also requires heavy investment in equipment, but you can save money by sharing resources and collaborating with others doing similar research. For social/politics/history/economic research, I would imagine you need access to primary sources, maybe some modeling software, and years of learning to understand the context of anything you’re researching. I think people who say “do your own research” don’t understand the significance of understanding context, which leads to some…interesting ideas.
Congratulations, you have just discovered the name of your new band/blog/company.
Yes, the situation is dire. We’re basically on the verge of extinction with a mere 8 billion of us.
Hopefully the poster is referring more to topics like Hunter Biden’s laptop that take up a significant amount of time on the most watched cable news channel. Or when Hillary Clinton was investigated eleven times with nothing to show for it simply to keep her in the news.
Wait I thought google solved protein folding.