u/AgonizingFatigue

Ahhhh it was so good!! I’d always wanted to go and today I finally got the time for it!

📍Wrest Park, Bedfordshire

I hope you like this map of commonly used English loanwords:) This map is not exhaustive and there are far more words than could have been included.

Scroll for definitions.

One guy literally complained about being “a wage slave at [company]” in his bio, but just a few scrolls further: “Want kids”. You can’t make that shit up.

For context, I want to clean my window from the outside but can’t possibly reach all the angles from the inside. So I figured I could climb through my window onto the roof and clean it from there.

The roof belongs to the flat below, so it’s not a garage or shed or anything. It appears to be wrapped in some plastic wrap.

I weigh approximately 9 st 11 lb or 62 kg.

AI said I shouldn’t step on it.

Edit: sigh I’m a girl, guys. Not everyone is a man 🙄.

Duty to rescue = Statutory obligation for ordinary citizens to render aid to a stranger in an emergency, failure to do so is a criminal offence (except Quebec, where it is a civil offence); No duty to rescue under common law, except if there is a special relationship (e.g. parent/child) or if the emergency had been created by the bystander themself or if the bystander has already commenced rescue measures.

Good Samaritan law = legal protection for those voluntarily rendering aid, such as immunity from civil liability

Edit: China: de jure GS laws in place, de facto no meaningful protections

Sources: [1] [2] Ireland: [3] New Zealand: [4]

The message as strong as the calories are high

Thank you so much for all those who have already done the survey. Please follow this link to view all results in real-time (view on desktop if it can be helped). Below are some key results we got so far.

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Highlights (sample size n=27)

Key demographics:
- Most respondents were between 18 and 25 (66.7%)
- A slight majority was of male gender (51.9%)
- Most respondents were white (55.6%)
- A relative majority identified as heterosexual (44.4%) but non-heterosexual respondents were in the majority by .1% when accumulated, this equals a sexual marginalisation rate of 44.5% in the sample
- A relative majority was from the United States (29.6%), followed by the United Kingdom (25.9%)

Antinatalism-related:
- Most respondents based their beliefs on suffering or on suffering and consent equally (both 37% each)
- 63.0% said it is ‘extremely important’ that their spouse shares their beliefs. 55.6% said the same about their partner
- An overwhelming majority viewed religion negatively (85.2%)
- 0% harboured positive feelings towards natalists and work
- Most viewed birthdays neutrally (66.7%)
- A slight majority believed antinatalism implies veganism (55.6%)

Depression:
- Most respondents are currently suffering from depression (63.0%), another 25.9% once did

Substance use:
- An absolute majority does neither drink, smoke, nor use other substances

Overall happiness:
Most respondents are either fairly or extremely unhappy in life (55.5%)

These findings are not to be understood or misconstrued as representative of all antinatalists.

I’ve always been a huge fan of Marina and the Diamonds, but I only now realised how perfectly this song lines up with my antinatalist beliefs. It’s about the inherent violent nature of humans and all the suffering coming with existence. It’s like my personal antinatalist anthem.

It also questions how humans often only do what is built “into their DNA”, just like procreating.