I'm the opposite. I realized everybody is really similar at its core. We all have struggles, even though it doesn't look like it on the outside. Also I did a personality test few years ago, and with just answering 52 questions a computer could write a 2 page assay about what I was like. What things I find difficult, what thing I find easy. How I feel about myself. It shocked me how accurate it was. Now I realise that it is only possible if big groups of people are similar.
Make muesli bars with it. Make a simple syrup add and mix. Push in to a mold , let it cool and cut in to bars. Loads of Recipes online
Roast: zucchini, red pepper, onion, garlic, then chop it fine. Add Smoked paprika, oregano, Apple Cider vinegar, olive oil, Salt and pepper.
Explain why you would even compare the two?
I cycle to work. This takes like 60-70 minutes, there is a ferry ride. The app MoopMoop is like google maps and a weather app in one. It show the rain on your route.
What if I told you that after the second World War The Netherlands did not have enough people left to work and rebuild so they actively put policies in place to get more migrant workers.
On my steam Deck I play Stardew, Mario kart 8, slay the spire with mods. Because these game I can pick up without feeling I lost the Story.
On my phone all the kairosoft games. It's easy , fun and and there is usually a end goal.
On my laptop it's sid meyers SimGolf or the Sims 4. Just nostalgic.
Just eat above your plate, enjoy the heck of it and eat the rest later.
I just look at it in time spent. I spent more time in de fediverse because of this app. I don't want ads, I feel like it's worth it. Especially the pine Time, 20-25 euro no ads option.
It feels expensive, but I'm considering the annual. If I compare it to Netflix or Spotify. I spent way more time on this app
I listen to my favorite British game show (QI and "8 out of 10 cat's does countdown") or the 10 hour loop of Joe Pera talks you to sleep https://youtu.be/91wX0NRjJqg?si=aMDe0U0oyoNmAbVR