
u/Dry_Consequence_383

my whoop has been stuck
its been over a hour, its not getting synced and trying to analyze my sleep any issues with anyone elese what do i do i cant even delete the sleep and edit it
The First Americans Didn’t Come on a Boat
It’s always interesting getting told who does and doesn’t belong in America.
The original inhabitants weren’t the people making those comments.
Europeans crossed an ocean looking for trade routes to Asia and ended up on a continent that already had millions of people living on it.
Most Americans’ ancestors came from somewhere else. Europeans fought each other for centuries, left their own countries, and came here looking for land, opportunity, wealth, or a fresh start.
And yes, they developed the country. But who asked them to? Building cities, roads, and railroads doesn’t erase the people who were already here before any of it existed.
History doesn’t start when your ancestors arrive.
The names of the towns changed. The borders changed. The governments changed. The people who were here first didn’t.
Nobody gets to erase history just because it’s inconvenient.
Before the cities, before the borders, before the arguments about who belongs, there were already people here.
Before telling people to go back, remember where you came from.
You’ll remember them, right?”
one tiny chip turned into this overnight
Why can't we all have one big hole instead of two holes? This will make breathing much easier through the nose. 👃
Is an entrepreneurship degree worth it?
I’m currently a sophomore doing entrepreneurship and lately I’ve been questioning if it’s worth continuing or if I should switch to something else.
The reason I chose it is because I’m genuinely passionate about starting businesses, running companies, scaling something big someday, and learning how business actually works. I like the whole idea of building something from nothing and eventually having my own businesses.
At the same time, I keep seeing people online say entrepreneurship degrees are useless compared to finance, accounting, CS, engineering, etc., so now I’m kinda conflicted.
Just looking for honest opinions from people with experience.