u/cemeteryshade

I'm talking about the bald asian man with the beanie.

I have nothing against homeless people. If a homeless person just wants to spend a day in the library, you know what, good for them. It's probably better for both them and the community as a whole than if they're out and about in the street during the day. The problem is that the guy is incredibly disruptive. As in, the coughing, the spitting, the electric shaver that he uses everyday. Like the coughing and spitting is especially disruptive. And of all floors, he picks the quietest one. And he'll mumble to himself, and get mad if anyone approaches him at all. Like if he was quiet and behaved like everyone else, than nobody would care. But it's hard to concentrate when someone is having a mild schizophrenic episode combined with a case of TB as you're trying to study for a midterm.

So like can anything be done about it? Or is SF that strict about homeless people that unless he does something extreme like physically assaulting someone, the university won't do anything?

I know that the wegovy pill is incredibly sensitive to heat, and that it can harm it’s effectiveness, but can the heat “spoil” it in the sense that it can cause negative side effects that otherwise wouldn’t be there had the pill been stored correctly? I’ve been on my current dosage for a month and things were ok, and on the 2nd month I got a refill but it was exposed to the heat. I’ve been using them, but the side effects are a lot more severe this time around. Like I would’ve expected this during the first month but not the 2nd month.

For the past few weeks, I’ve had multiple bouts where I get sudden, overwhelming nausea that causes me to run to the bathroom since I think I’m vomiting, only to then poop and suddenly feel a lot better. Like I start to get the super mild sensation that I need poop but it’s not strong enough and I can just ignore it and I’ll go to the bathroom when it’s convenient. Like an hour later, I get suddenly nauseous and I run to the bathroom, and start pooping while also holding a trash can because I think I’m gonna vomit as well. However, once I’m done pooping, the nausea quickly subsides and I’m back to normal. What’s going on and how can I prevent this? I try pooping before I go to bed and before I leave to my college campus in the morning but often times nothing comes out.

I’m a 23 year old male who’s been on the 25 mg wegovy pill for about a month now.

God the app is horribly slow. Like incredibly slow. Loading it up is slow. Loading a playlist is slow. Pressing play for a playlist is slow. The worst part is how long it takes to skip a song. Like I have to twiddle my thumbs for 15 seconds while I wait for the song to skip. EACH. SONG!!!! And it’s been like this for months, and the greedy little troglodytes probably aren’t gonna fix it for months if ever because people have been complaining for months, and it just gets worse. Neat thing is that Apple Music makes it so you can import playlists from Spotify, thank god. Rant over

Something I'll hear anti-universal healthcare advocates say to justify the exorbitant drug prices in the US is that without these high prices, drug companies wouldn't have an incentive to continue researching and developing new medications. Intuitively, it makes sense, but couldn't the government just take a more active role by financing and setting objectives in pharmaceutical R&D?

Micro center has a bundle of AMD Ryzen 7 9850X3D, ASUS B850-E TUF Gaming WiFi AM5, Corsair Vengeance RGB 32GB DDR5-6000 for 800 dollars. They also have a 9070 XT for 720 dollars. Thinking of buying the bundle and GPU for my first build.

So I’m thinking of building my first PC, and I’m definitely going to take advantage of the CPU-Motherboard-Ram bundle, but would it be smart to just order everything online and drive to pick it up from the store, or pick the parts in person with help from the employees? I imagine they’d try to upsell me but my budget is 2000 dollars. My first instinct is to just do my research online and place the order. Santa Clara micro center is a 1.5 hour drive from where I live if that’s relevant.

So I'm honestly not interested in building my own PC without some kind of support. Yeah I know that there's videos and people say it's not that hard, but honestly, knowing me, I'm gonna mess it up. At the same time, I still kind of want that experience and build and learn seems to be the best of both worlds. Is build and learn worth it, or should I just go with the normal build service? Santa Clara Microcenter if anyone's curious.

It seems that whenever someone in this sub brings up declining sentiment about the economy and American’s sense of financial well being, like a “k shaped economy,” commenters will dismiss it and state that economic statistics suggest people are getting wealthier and are better off, and end it right there, basically dismissing those complaints. Why is that the case on this sub, and is this sentiment common among economists in real life? Sorry if this is hyperbolic but that’s what it feels like when scrolling through this subreddit.