cjet79
Anarcho Capitalist on moral grounds
Libertarian Minarchist on economic grounds
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cjet79
1d ago
Home made French toast was always fun. Probably pretty similar to the bread pudding. Its also very easy.
Fudge can be easy to make or really difficult depending on the ingredients you use. It is super calorie dense. Dedicated stores with fudge will usually make all kinds of weird and fun flavors. Maybe find one he enjoys and then try to replicate it at home?
If he wants more savory stuff I've always been partial to stews and chillis. Add cheese and creams for more calories.
cjet79
1d ago
I feel like law and medicine do have some of those stereotypes but they are usually only within subfields. Like surgeons are supposedly the jocks of the medical profession. The show Scrubs describes some of the stereotypes.
Lawyers also have their stereotypes with corporate lawyers being the boring ones. Rich defense lawyers being morally bankrupt. Prosecutors being aggressive career climbers. Etc.
I think the main unfairness to tech and finance is that a small subset of them that deserve the label is being use to describe the whole industry. Silicon valley was great for splitting up and labelling the various tech archetypes.
Is someone the shape or the filling? The intangible and ineffable insides that might fill many shapes. Or the the thing that is outside and visible to the world. Sounds like maybe you'd say the shape, the story suggests the filling.
I'm not sure I have an opinion either way. Christian theology has souls - filling and vessels - the shape. They clearly emphasize the filling. Popular shows in the west also emphasize the importance of the filling, like "Is it Cake". I wonder if Eastern philosophy places more emphasis on the shape, and your exposure to it has lead you to be less horrified by replacing the filling. Kharma seems to be a shape based philosophy.
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