@thomasfuchs I've noticed this too, I'm still struggling to manage it. I don't understand why things are allowed to be labeled incorrectly for one thing then part of me just wonders if everything is saturated with gluten somehow
I have this idea for something...I have celiac disease, and I realized that one of the most difficult things I deal with is a lack of clarity on which items contain gluten, especially in other languages.
What if we had universally accepted allergen icons used on all prepacked items?
“Yoda and the Jedi council were so consumed with holding onto their power that they became a military force and lied about how they could not connect with the force anymore
There’s a significant cultural divide between millennials who got off of Facebook and millennials who still actively post on there and I don’t know how to explain it
I thought everyone was deleting X to come to here. Little did I know that people treat this like the side group chat you have in addition to the main chat to complain about the main chat.
Tech is political and anyone who tries to proclaim otherwise, in my opinion, is hoping that people will not pay attention so they can make more money or gain power
As I watch X openly support Nazis, Google search displaying explicitly incorrect information and misinformation, and the continued march towards a lack of foresight or accountability in tech I must reiterate that technology is and forever will be a political force.
I, like other neurodivergent folks, hyperfocus on a specific type of food sometimes. This makes meal planning a pain because sometimes by the time I am going to cook that food I've lost interest.
This is the story of how I've had 8 unused bags of gluten-free ramen sitting in my cabinet for months
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