u/Grrarrgghh

I've heard of bad things happening with both, but is there any consensus on which is safer when it comes to back garden usage?

I take opiates, prescribed and tightly monitored by a pain doctor. My children know this, and also know I keep them locked in a safe (better safe than sorry pun). If your teen was going to be spending time at my house, especially overnight, would you, as their parent, want to be informed?

I upvote something and it turns red, but when I come back to the thread my upvotes aren't there anymore.

I can't think of a teacher who will agree with this studies' findings.

ttps://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/may/05/mobile-phone-ban-schools-us-study

Strict bans on mobile phones in schools have “close to zero” impact on student learning and show no evidence of improvements in attendance or online bullying, a study has found.

Researchers at US universities including Stanford and Duke looked at nearly 1,800 US schools where students’ phones were kept in locked pouches and found little or no differences in outcomes compared with similar schools without strict bans.

In Inconceivable S9 Ep 14 a cryo container fertilised embryos are stolen. I was surprised that Catholic Elliot thinks it's a waste of SVU's time, while Olivia is all for hunting them down. I would have expected them to each have the opposite POV. Any other times the characters seemed to switch view points like this?

I've read (well, technically listened to) the Wheel of Time series of books by Robert Jordan a few times. Whenever I read discussions about it online people are always complimenting the books on being feminist. I don't see that at all. Yes, they have female main characters, along with the male ones, but that seems like a pretty low bar.

Am I missing something?