Also: Avoid caffeine for the first 90 minutes of your day.
The lifting did it with me. And going to bed at 10 every night for two years in my early 30s, because there was someone next to me I wanted go be like.
Buying drugs online almost certainly funds criminal acts. Some of the most vicious gangs in Europe traffic “mild” drugs like Ecstasy, Ketamine and marijuana. Denying this is to be profoundly dishonest with one’s self.
Even doing it isn’t a criminal act everywhere. My point was that there are ethical implication of engaging with dark web sites irrespective of what the law says.
In most jurisdictions buying drugs is a criminal act, or why would you buying them online? If you commit a crime you are a criminal, by the definition of the word. You can argue about the merits of the law, but it doesn't mean that you've not committed the crime.
You said "In most jurisdictions buying drugs is a criminal act, or why would you buying them online?" which implies that you only buy things online if it's a crime. You didn't mention where you bought your toaster or your bread, not online I hope!
This is like saying "There aren't enough high-paying jobs".
Remote is one property of a job to select for.
You may not value it high enough to compromise on other parameters.
Sure, there aren't enough remote jobs for everyone to have one.
But everyone doesn't want a remote job, just like everyone wants a high-paying job. (Sure, everyone wants money. But they want to work excessive hours, or work in a field they find questionable? Well, maybe high pay isn't always a good trade-off either.)
In my social circle, most of the people complaining about RTO work in big tech. They just want to keep their massive salaries without having to go into the office a set # of times per week. Others just want to GTFO of California but keep the same salary.
There are endless startups that are hiring which are 100% remote, but they aren't handing out 500k comp packages for staff level engineers though. It's a pretty obvious case of wanting your cake and eating it at the same time.
Since clearly you can buy things for Bitcoin, it is money.
You can speculate on the value of any currency. I’ve earned thousands extra this year by invoicing foreign currencies at the right time, at no loss of my customers.
Bitcoin only has value for me because of the things I can buy with Bitcoin. (Privacy preserving technology, online services, drugs, helping friends of friends get out of Ukraine.)
The furniture had an uncanny resemblance to the furniture in the run-down public school I went to.
And the drawing on the walls unmistakably resembled the writing on the public school toilets, too.
And it occurred to me. It's the same people. And their hand writing and stick men had not improved.