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100% Reddit is dead to me.
Honestly, nothing.
I've been consumed by Diablo IV right now.
Reddit is a dumb name. Silly/dumb names work IMO.
This really feels like the begining of a revolution.
Also, "proven" is a minefield these days. There are so many agents with so many agendas conducting these so-called medical studies. It's difficult to know what to trust. For example, for decades the sugar industry has been paying "scientists" to conduct dodgy studies into the effects of fat in your diet in an attempt to deflect from the true horrors of added sugar.
Stevia Derived from a plant in South American, Stevia is a calorie-free herb that is actually used as a pre-packaged replacement for sugar and artificial sweeteners. It is sold as a herbal powdered extract in most health food stores and is incredibly sweet, with the refined extracts of Stevia (steviosides) reported to have 200-300 times the amount of sweetness as sugar.
Advantages Stevia is an all-natural herbal product that has been used for centuries by native Indians in Paraguay. It has been thoroughly tested in dozens of tests around the world and found to be completely non-toxic. It can be a part of a healthy diet for anyone with diabetes since it does not raise blood sugar levels. Both Stevia and Stevioside extracts are extremely heat stable and can be used in cooking and baking. Disadvantages Stevia does not caramelise as sugar does. Studies conducted by US researchers in the 1980s suggested that DNA changes occurred when stevia was tested with a certain bacteria. Certain health organisations are still not sure of its safety, with the US Food and Drug Administration defining it as an unapproved food additive when in whole leaf or crude-extract form on account of it having not been clinically tested in these forms.
Source: https://www.diabetes.co.uk/sweeteners/which-artificial-sweetener-is-right-for-me.html
Don't forget tax dodging purposes.
My father recommended Discworld to me over 20 years ago when I was a kid. He suggested that I begin with Moving Pictures as I'd be able to relate to the theme. I've been a fan ever since!
I'm level 55 and just finished Act 2. I've basically 100 percented the first two map regions, except for the dungeons. I've personally enjoyed playing this way. However, I'm going to power through the story now.
I personally really like it, even the green crest.