Even the trashiest of modern PCs should be able to run 99% of all games released over 20 years ago. And there are a ton of games you can play directly from your browser for free.

Ah yes, the only two options for anyone who disagrees with you.

It can. It can. Apparently. It can.

Doctors who only care about money have chosen the wrong job.

Hell yeah

Determining quality of life is a major component of being a doctor.

It doesn't really matter if it's absurd, if you can improve someone's quality of life, why wouldn't you do it?

Previous research has shown it generally improves quality of life for the people who get it prescribed. How is that a problem?

The title is just click bait, if you read the article the researcher says they are still analysing the data and are planning on publishing the research. They're being more thorough with it because they don't want their research to be used as an argument to ban trans care, when their research does not actually show that puberty blockers are ineffective, just that the patients' mental health did not improve on average. But their mental also did not worsen, so it's possible puberty blockers still had a preventative effect.

I'm pretty sure they also took better care of their stuff. Of course it was probably easier to do so as only one parent had to work and most people were part of a larger community in which everyone helped each other.

My parents know tons of people within their city who they can reach out to if they happen to need something. I couldn't afford to stay in the same city, so I had to move away and even though I've lived in my current city for about 6 years with my wife, we don't know anyone we could call on for support here.

Source: https://youtu.be/sVn4sBxLokA?si=fD0FT-2_u1w4f8k4
Part 2: https://youtu.be/-SgoLjVZIE0?si=Z6nYvJsJVyYXYSYg