Yes, it’s the same. 

Also when you get to Stanford, you realize that the prerequisites are really more like a suggestion — they’re not enforced in any meaningful way. I took plenty of classes that I didn’t take the prereqs for (if you do this, it is on you though to double check what you actually need to know). 

So in the same way you could also go straight to the 51 series if you wanted. 

“Rick and Morty is for dumb people who think they’re smart.”

I think your salary expectations may be a little high -- you should be definitely be paid something, but I'd definitely expect under $150k with a salary bump when you raise a seed.

Is Ben Shapiro supposed to be the masculine person in this example?

If so, I have a bridge to sell you.

Yeah, up thread is someone saying like "I did a google and he didn't need to lift it like this, he could've kept his back straight."

Like, I'm sure that the person who has gotten good enough at this to lift a 350-pound stone has thought about injury prevention in more depth than some random Redditor. You don't get this good at an activity without thinking about it and training for it a LOT.

This is so funny to me, because I think the people who are actually capable of lifting a 350 pound rock probably know a little bit more about this than some random redditor googling shit and saying "There was no need to curve is back." Truly comical.

Zuckerberg went to Harvard lol. 

Yeah I’m no crazy mountaineer myself, but really get the feeling a lot of these posts are made by people who’ve never hiked more than 10 miles in their life. 

No, but also may be hard to get approved for somewhere if your gross income isn't 3x rent.

Not sure if the guy hyper optimizing his cookie clicker setup really has any leg to stand on here. 

EDIT: Also, “grindy aspects of the game”? Isn’t the whole game just clicking a cookie?

a) Be honest with yourself -- would you really tip for that random medium article that's kinda helpful. Or that youtube video that you watched 10 minutes of? b) Even if you are one of those people, most people are not. So this is not a reasonable way to make an income more than a couple of bucks a month.

Most of my hikes are in state or national parks that have potable water.  For example, last weekend I did a 20 mile day hike in Pinnacles NP - but was never more than like 3-4 miles from a parking lot with a water fountain.  Situation dependent of course. If I was going somewhere actually remote, would just bring my sawyer squeeze and use that to refill, rather than upping my carrying capacity. 

Yeah I mean me too. A lot of my hikes are in national or state parks where starting a fire or using a knife to start chopping stuff would just be kinda silly.

Okay, maybe 3x is an overestimate. But I’d say a solid two charges.

Smart idea actually, especially if no water at the trailhead 

Makes sense. I’m in Norcal and it seems like a fire starter may do more harm than good. 

I’ve seen multitool / knife on a lot of lists, but to be honest, I’m a little confused what emergency this would actually help in. 

It’s enough for me. I make a judgement based on available water sources along the trail — but usually there’s enough spots to refill that I don’t even make it through one nalgene before refilling. I used to carry pounds and pounds of water as well, but realized I was just never drinking it (or coming close). 

thanks for the comment, makes a lot of sense!  what do you bring as a shelter? and have you ever used it?

Were you concerned about avalanches at all during the trip?

I use caltopo. I just download the areas within a 50 mile radius which is obviously overkill. 

Have you had a real heart to heart to her about this?

(Not a gotcha, actually curious). 

My point was more that there very very few small towns that you can live in or do stuff in without a car in the US. 

Don’t get me wrong, love bonfires and walks in the woods, catching crawfish, etc.

But usually when people are talking about walkable neighborhoods, they mean multiple restaurants, a grocery store, and maybe some sort of movie theater / entertainment venue.

Also the point of walkable neighborhood is that you can get away with not having or very rarely having a car. Not really the case when your grocery store is an hour away.