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There are various reasons not to eat eggs:

1. It is not saatvik.

2. It cannot be offered as Bhog to Prabhu.

3. It involves cruelty to animals.

But 1 and 2 are also applicable to onions and garlic. But eating onions and garlic are not sins until Guru Diksha. If cruelty-free unfertilized eggs are eaten then 3 is not applicable too. So cruelty-free unfertilized eggs are as good as onions and garlic and may be eaten atleast until Guru Diksha.

However, many Sants like pujya Shri Hit Premanand ji Maharaj say not to eat eggs. Also, Gita says that eating tamsik food makes one tamsik.

Having stopped eating eggs for a long time now, I noticed that my Bhakti increased. However, nutritional content of eggs seems irreplaceable (high protein to calories ratio).

Any inputs/advice would be appreciated.

What are some available healthy high protein content food items that have low calorie content? To me, after doing a lot of research, here are no replacement to eggs. Please give me some options to explore.

Thanks in advance.

Black Flag Resynced was amazing. After Black Flag Resynced, I would personally love to see Freedom Cry and Rogue being resynced since these 3 games basically complete the story and have significant naval gameplay sections. Ubisoft may not face much difficulty in making these.

Rogue's North Atlantic seas and pristine valleys would look amazing too. Rogue's story deserves more attention too in my opinion. Justice is due for Rogue.

What do you guys think?

I played Football Manager on PC back in 2011 (FM11) and later tried the mobile version around 2020. One thing that surprised me was that the core experience didn't seem to change all that much over almost a decade. In fact I remember the media interactions to be better in FM11.

So I'm wondering: is Football Manager in 2026 on PC worth buying? Has it evolved enough to feel fresh, or is it still fundamentally the same game?

The funny thing is, I'm actually a bit scared to buy it. I still remember the names of some of my fictional regens from my FM11 save, and I still remember my imaginary managerial career. That's how addictive the game was for me. It genuinely felt like an alternate life.

Part of me doesn't want to get emotionally attached to fictional players all over again, and another part is worried I'll lose hundreds of hours to it.

I'm 31 now, so I don't have the same amount of free time I did back then. But this World Cup has got me thinking about this game.

For those of you still playing in 2026, has the gameplay improved enough over the years? Do you think it's still as dangerously addictive as ever? If you were in my position, would you buy it?

I'd love to hear honest opinions, especially from people who've been playing the series for a long time.

I’m 32 years old and looking to reinvent my career.

I’ve been working for the last 9 years, but I no longer want to continue in my current field. For the purpose of this question, please don’t factor in my existing experience or skills.

I’m currently employed and cannot quit my job until I’ve developed enough skills and confidence to make a successful transition.

I’m looking for career options that:

1. Can be learned alongside a full-time job, largely through self-study.

2. Have long-term demand.

3. Can realistically lead to ₹15–20 LPA income.

4. Doesn’t require significant capital or starting a business

I’m open to any field. If you were advising someone starting almost from scratch at 32, what skills or career paths would you recommend, and what would a realistic roadmap look like?

Any suggestions are welcome. Thanks in advance.

Tried rushing France as Italy in 1936. Almost succeeded capitulating then before France joined allies. Defeated France in 1937 but accidentally started WW2, lost Africa, and could not naval invade UK.

Tried rushing Netherlands, Belgium and France in 1936. France joined allies and couldn't invade UK.

Loved these ideas. Want suggestions and sequence of rushing maximum possible countries before the big war breaks out.

Also how many wars can I make before Allies expand?

Pro players can rush Allies by 1938 as Germany and even Germany as France. But I am an amateur right now. Got inspired by these fun ideas on YouTube.

Thanks in advance.

Edit: Vanilla HOI4 (No DLC or mod)