Everything is bad in excessive, especially oils and fats given their high calory content. Sugar may be ""worse"", doesn't mean fats are good
bobo1900
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I guess you are joking, but I see this argument often and it really doesn't make any sense.
Not defending the multi billion dollars corporation and not denying that something seriously need to change on how we value our time, but hunters-gatherers would kill for an 8 hours job, probably sittinf down on a computer. They had to work the whole day, dawn to dusk, just to survive.
Except if you are the overeating type of depressed person.
You are a savior, it's a shame we must resolve to this, but at least there's the option to do it. Still shame on them for removing the lcd screen
Ever spilled a drop of diesel? Exactly that happens
Don't get a solaredge inverter. In the new model they removed the lcd screen showing yoir production and to know how much you are producing or other statistics, you must use their online dashboard that stats costing after 10 years.
Today's goal was surviving despite spleeping terribly.
Tomorrow's goal is getting an haircut, which is something I deeply hate. Hope I sleep good because it's past 3:00
Even if you do everything you can to avoid these things, statistically adhd folks will do them more than neurotipical people
To be fair, a metal subway car (provided they removed every piece of rubber, plastic and electronic component) is environmental quite neutral, as metal and glass are inert. In this case though, I'm pretty sure tennis ball contain plastic so it wouldn't be whise to just leave them in the open. If they were glass balls, it would be better.
That's not what I'm saying, a healthy diet consists of different sources of calories. There's no "better source than others", you need all in different quantities. Some are worse in excess, but you still need all for a balanced nutrition.