I think it’s fine to pay some for it.

I don’t know how your healthcare system is structured. But let’s assume there is a profit motive in getting you to donate blood. Let’s also assume profit is a problem. So we want to reduce profits.

1. If you get €25 per donation that is €25 less profit for them per donation.

2. The demand for blood is going to stay the same. No one will decline a live saving surgery because it’s a bit expensive and will pay anything to get it. Increasing supply will decrease profit margins.

No, not really. But you can feel good about saving trees. You also get an xmas allowance of assorted seabirds dipped in crude oil that makes for a very cozy fire place.

Stop using wood furniture. Don’t live in wooden houses and make sure to demand a plastic straw next time you have a burger and there will be less profits.

I don’t care about any particular artist enough to require a huge amount so you’d mostly be paying me for the inconvenience of remembering to follow through for 50 or so years.

We’re looking at something like one annual salary because anything less won’t make enough of a difference to bother with the effort for half a century.

Can I wait until I’m 100 years old?

While it’s a shame to waste a powerful wish I quite enjoy being alive.

Automation for mainly the mining industry.

Jenny Talia.

Du har ringt fel nummer.

Manjaro at the same time as the one that symbolizes emotional immaturity the same time as the one that symbolizes emotional immaturity the same time…

I generally don’t eat until 11-12 ish.

I used to eat first thing in the morning but it’s something you can learn not to do if you want to for whatever reason.

You’ll be hungry in the mornings but after a few years you won’t notice, assuming you still eat enough the other meals.

Biting my nails. By cutting them short. If they grow long I eventually bite them off.

Apparently I delete them. I could think of one person I’ve had the phone number of that died 10 years ago or something. I don’t have their contact details anymore.

I’ve not had any close family die the last decade so that answer may change.

Instead of leap days time just runs backwards to keep the calendar in sync.

Exactly how are you supposed to check that a company you own shares in does what it’s supposed to? You’re not allowed into the factory. You’re not allowed to see any reports other than what they already publish.

You have to take the word of the management.

You’ve got the wrong idea about what the shareholders prioritize. They got sued by the shareholders for lying about being committed to safety and instead maximizing short term profits.

https://www.reuters.com/legal/boeing-is-sued-by-shareholders-following-max-9-blowout-2024-01-31/

0. Spend less than you earn. Earning interest is better than paying interest.

1. Debt can be good if used wisely. I took on debt to buy an apartment that saved me money due to cutting commute costs more than interest costs.

2. Think long term.

1st Jan 1970.

If you disregard supernatural powers of undead, it’s different depending on who you ask anyway, I’d go with a skeleton.

Mine sweeper on my dad’s 286 when I was 4.

After raging and breaking my keyboard over my knee and hiring a lawyer to go after the music players creator for showing me a useless pop-up.

What was the question again?