ketobeejay on Nostr: Neither the red nor the blue are important to anyone's success or happiness. I don't ...

Neither the red nor the blue are important to anyone's success or happiness.

I don't care much about sunscreen, I've only used it a handful of times in my life, but being Nordic, my lineage is fairer-skinned and prone to burning almost no matter what, so I use mineral applications on days I know I'll have extreme exposure.

I've always enjoyed vegetables, but most of them don't do me any favors.

If meat's bad for me, I'm going to be in real trouble, but I don't care.

Yes, most of the world is addicted to hyper-palatable processed foods (sugar + seed oils + various grains. They're ngmi. I blame western food manufacturing as well as our governments for the spread of UPF global diabesity (I'm also a victim, but recovering).

Taxation in any form is extortion and murder.

Governments are evil and serve little, if any purpose.

Regulations are anet-negative unless the regulators are proven to be private and neutral.

Voting for new masters every four years changes very little, except the way the slaves feel about the outcomes.

Government debt is a lie and its victims are the ones paying for it.

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Based-test aka my new pre-date screening apparatus:

Is there a red? Is there a blue?

Is daily sun harmful to humans?

Is sunscreen correlated with lower lifespan?

Are vegetables good for you?

Is meat bad for you?

Is most of the world addicted to hyper-palatable processed foods (sugar + seed oils + various grains) and needs an insulin spike every 3 hours or they go into withdrawals?

Are taxes in any format beneficial?

Should people be forced by authorities in any capacity to do anything?

Are regulators and regulations a net-negative or net positive?

Does voting change anything?

Is government debt money?