u/Indublibable

My pixel buds broke not too long ago and I've been using over the ear headphones, and while I love the sound they provide, they're a hassle to carry around.

I value sound quality the most, something immersive preferably. The battery life doesn't need to be crazy good since I don't mind bringing a charger where I go. At my job we're allowed to wear earbuds as long as they're discreet, so something small would be nice, I have black hair so anything that comes in black would be great as well.

Any recommendations? I don't mind price that much

I feel like in pro ai debates the idea that there were those who protested the industrial revolution is a very common talking point. Saying that the people who had protested were surely neanderthals for attempting to halt progress. But they weren't inherently wrong. The pros we got from the industrial revolution were advances in healthcare, major economic growth, and obviously technology. But it came with massive harm to the environment, systemic worker exploitation, and created the building blocks that capitalism suffers from today. It was the hasty rolling out of a majorly tech focused innovation that caused issues for generations and we're just doing that again, ignoring the cons in favor of speed running growth and technology.

Like this just isn't healthy for a society, we no longer control the pace of innovation.

I've been looking for a bit but is there a mon that gets Beads of Ruin and can learn skill swap? I'm trying to get BoR into Yveltal because he's an absolute beast and I thought BoR would put him right over the edge. It's probably fine to just bring elgyem as a support mon.

I really want to do cool stuff with Yveltal. Im kinda just now getting into free building teams (I usually default to archaludon and farm candies for other mons) so if there's any other ideas for ability combos that makes Yveltal OP I'm all ears.

I don't really study. I retain most information pretty well when it's an exact science like math or chemistry. And I don't get studying for subjective analysis subjects like English Literature.

If I wanted to study (like in math in this case) I would just watch a video and write down what the video says on a piece of paper. I understand that writing something as well as hearing it and seeing it are three recollection points so it's easy to reference back to in the future, but after some time I've begun just jotting down the words without really listening or paying much attention to what I was writing, so I might as well have just not studied.

What are some other methods to really get the information to stick? I've only known note taking but I'm sure there's other ways. I usually get stuck on remembering exact formulas, conversions, and such.

After about 3 or 4 hours playing jujutsucraft it gets to a point where the entities just get really choppy movements. I don't even know if lag would be the right terminology since it's not frame stutters the entities themselves just move incredibly slowly. This has been a problem for me forever and Ive pretty much just made a new world whenever it happens. Any solutions?