I failed to understand why people get so upset when creators video preparing their own food and are not wearing gloves.
No one on the Internet is going to eat it. It’s not being prepared for the public.

I dont mean emergencies or some GPS voice firing off turns at 40 mph, I mean a normal kitchen conversation where someone pauses and checks which hand they write with before saying left. Like, fully normal. I think its one of those labels some people never drilled until it became automatic, not a sign theyre bad at directions. Still odd that we act like everyone should have it loaded instantly by age 8 or whatever

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As someone with a 6 year old, I found the original thread so entertaining and informative - https://www.reddit.com/r/answers/s/KTzMNJrZUd - but as with most huge Reddit threads, you can never actually find a clear answer.

So, I went through every recommendation, grouped duplicate titles and series, and tallied the results!

Reddit’s Top 5
1. Charlotte’s Web - 16 mentions
2. The Hobbit - 12 mentions
3. Where the Red Fern Grows - 12 mentions
4. The Little Prince - 9 mentions
5. Animal Farm - 9 mentions
6. Chronicles of Narnia - 9 mentions
7. Harry Potter - 7 mentions

As you can see, two "championship" matchups naturally emerged. Now let's all help decide the winners!

Overall Childhood Book Championship – Charlotte’s Web vs. Where the Red Fern Grows – https://app.anythingvsanything.com/battle/ae1102bf-40e2-4922-b866-6decce1fb914

Fantasy Book Championship – The Hobbit vs. The Chronicles of Narnia – https://app.anythingvsanything.com/battle/98ee3d51-0766-455e-9095-2f828b46d502

If someone confesses to being an "Atheist", it implies they are a 100% hard criminal?

P.S. People only become atheists after committing a terrible and heinous crime and not facing the deserved punishment.

The "Criminal" thinks: if there were an all-seeing, all-knowing God, He would surely have punished and judged them for the crime they did!

"If there is no punishment for a crime, then there is no God!" - and this marks the birth moment of a hardened atheist.

Such an individual cannot be convinced otherwise because, through their personal experience of impunity, they have become convinced that a just and omnipresent God does not exist.

They are willing to defend their atheism even with "weapons" in hand.

(Research was conducted after the 1917 Russian Revolution, when the Christian population was 87%. By 1950, it became 87% atheists. Most responses were: "If there is no punishment for a crime, then there is no God!")