PuddnheadAZ

OK, so you're aware, of course, that Reddit and the nerd community at large think you're the sexiest woman alive. How do you feel about that, and in what ways has it been a positive/negative in your life?

We nerds don't compliment; we just state facts.

This seems to me to be focusing on the symptom rather than the disease. In an NPR story, one woman pointed out that the app even allows some women to escape Saudi Arabia, if they can gain access to their husband’s phone. Doing away with the app, it seems, would do nothing but make life harder for women, whereas the focus should be on the overall guardianship system.

This seems to me to be focusing on the symptom rather than the disease. In an NPR story, one woman pointed out that the app even allows some women to escape Saudi Arabia, if they can gain access to their husband’s phone. Doing away with the app, it seems, would do nothing but make life harder for women, whereas the focus should be on the overall guardianship system.

Is there a correlation between boredom and depression/suicidal ideation? And, do you think a shift in parenting styles to insulating kids from danger may have contributed to the rise in suicides? I.E. since kids seem to explore the world on their own less (play dates rather than going to the park on your own for instance), and later in life, do they gain less life experience from which to draw new paths of exploration and mechanisms for dealing with problems?