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🌒🕓 3 yr via NewsBot
The Microwave Economy
https://perell.com/essay/the-microwave-economy/
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🌓🕖 3 yr via Goober BB10
^ "we stop valuing what we know to be true, but can’t articulate"

I like the sound bites, but he goes too far. There is great freedom in what we do, and this is a complex issue.
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🌓🕖 3 yr via Goober BB10
I'm part of the fad for durable repairable goods, healthy food made from scratch... - http://chimpnut.nl/u/33MHz/lp/922244 - #longpost
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cookie jar (l)

I'm part of the fad for durable repairable goods, healthy food made from scratch. It's a lot about externalities. I think everyone knew when these wonder products were introduced that they weren't lifestyles, but a few generations later it's hard to stop.…

Read on Longpo.st

🌘🕥 3 yr via Apero
@33MHz I've taken to making popcorn on my stovetop and it's SO much better than microwave popcorn but I ate the microwave version forever becauses it was convenient. I'm glad I decided to switch.
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🌑🕚 3 yr via html
@joanna yes, stovetop popcorn is really simple and delicious… butter is good, but there is also good flavor even in the popcorn itself (well, and a touch of oil from cooking). Peanuts without salt.
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🌘🕥 3 yr via Apero
@33MHz I use a bit of vegetable oil and have some very fine ground salt and pepper that I put in the pan after the oil heats up a bit and before I add the kernals. So good!
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