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Why a plant based diet is your best bet in the apocalypse

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When the world finally goes belly up, whether it's nuclear fallout, a deadly pandemic, or the grid just giving up and dying, the last thing you want is to be caught off guard nutrition wise. And here's the uncomfortable truth that survival bros on the internet do not want to hear: a plant based diet is the single smartest survival strategy for the apocalypse. Not because it's woke, not because the deer will thank you, but because the math is undeniably simple. Meat is a losing bet in a collapsed world, and plants are the only food source you can actually sustain when every can of beans in a hundred mile radius has been fought over by people with more ammunition and worse intentions than you.   Meat won't save you: the nutrition problem First things first. Preppers love to imagine themselves gnawing on a freshly cooked squirrel leg like some kind of wilderness god. Here's the problem: meat lacks essential nutrients that humans actually need to stay functional. Where...

Why are smart devices so fucking stupid nowadays?

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Do you remember when you bought a device, took it out of the box, plugged it in, and it just... worked? Yeah, those days are gone. Smart devices nowadays are constantly updating, constantly breaking, constantly spying, and somehow every single update makes the apps that run on them feel stupider than the version before. If you have ever screamed at a television because it needed a software update before it would let you watch anything, this rant is for you. Smart devices aren't broken. They are working exactly as designed. Just not for you.   The update that broke your device at 3 a.m. Let's start with the single most annoying thing about modern smart devices: the updates. Your phone, your TV, your watch, your thermostat, your washing machine, everything runs software now, and software needs updates. That would be fine if updates actually improved things. Instead, the update arrives at the worst possible moment, takes twenty minutes, and then something that worked perfectly yes...