But you don't have to look like a complete prat when doing so. That's a choice.

Also, just dumping salt from high up give you a slightly larger dusting in one spot. If you're trying to spread it evenly, you only need to go like 3-4 inches up and move your hand around as you sprinkle. lol.

Agreed. Also, I switch it from reverse to forward every time after use even if I have more screws to unscrew.

Every power tool I pick up has a quick vroom-vroom before I use it properly

Gotta confirm that the battery is charged and/or that it's properly plugged in and powered before you go to use it and then look like an idiot when it does nothing.

I do that with all the power tools too! One time I did that with my circular saw and it made a rattling noise, the blade was starting to come loose and needed tightened. A couple of times I've somehow just completely forgotten to tighten drill bits and found out during the pre-use vroom. So I think it legitimately helps get a quick safety gauge before diving into using something

Many seed oils are toxic to consume. Okay oils being avacado, coconut, and olive. Coconut looks to have many health benefits too

nothing. many countries' nutritional guidelines recommend consuming sunflower oil, because it's high-oleic.

That depends on who you ask. Some people say they contain excessive omega-6 acids, linolenic acid, vitamin E, and other stuff that negatively affects insulin absorption and contributes to inflammation in the body.

Others claim they're a super food, they make fried food good for you, and you shouldn't use anything else. These people are usually regurgitating dumb/useless things they heard on a trendy cooking channel.

The truth, of course, is likely somewhere in the middle.

But that's not how the human works. In general, you go where you look at, and you become what you spend time with.