20 years ago was 2003... any idea what was socially acceptable then that isn't now?
Not much, really. 20 years isn't a lot of time.
Think 50 years, or 100 years.
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20 years ago was 2003... any idea what was socially acceptable then that isn't now?
Not much, really. 20 years isn't a lot of time.
Think 50 years, or 100 years.
Hopefully, racism.
In 100 years?
Eating meat Natural gas stoves Oil/Natural gas furnaces
This sounds like a solid +6°C plan if it takes 100 years
It's all a devious plan by the canadians so they can have warmer beaches
May not be widely accepted, but it is accepted in a good chunk of the world.
I was just thinking about it actually - I feel like it's going to be the sheer amount of caffeine we ingest, or caffeine at all.
which reminds me, I need a coffee!
Hopefully tipping.
Consuming animal products
Killing for pleasure.
You say that's already not acceptable? But I was talking about non-human animals and taste pleasure.