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Cooking — at least, the way we're supposed to do it according to magazines, chefs and TV shows — can seem like a nigh-impossible task, especially if you're neurodivergent, says @Eater's Sarra Sedghi. She got tips from foodies who've learned to navigate this. “I think an enormous message in food media is: You’re doing something incorrectly. A professional chef does it this way, and therefore whatever your workaround is must be inherently inferior,” says Margaret Eby, a food writer who has ADHD. But, she adds, “I don’t work in a Michelin-starred kitchen. My home kitchen is not the French Laundry.”

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#Food #FoodCulture #Neurodivergent #Autism #ADHD #Autism #Cooking #FoodPrep


@mrcranky you and I both! The media has really been pushing the idea that the givt would fall as soon as the NDP cancelled their arrangement. No election is required until Sept 2026 if they hold the confidence of the house. Term is 5 years in the constitution, not 4, although pushing beyond 4 breaks the meaningless fixed election date law and might piss voters off. Or not.


Cooking — at least, the way we're supposed to do it according to magazines, chefs and TV shows — can seem like a nigh-impossible task, especially if you're neurodivergent, says @Eater's Sarra Sedghi. She got tips from foodies who've learned to navigate this. “I think an enormous message in food media is: You’re doing something incorrectly. A professional chef does it this way, and therefore whatever your workaround is must be inherently inferior,” says Margaret Eby, a food writer who has ADHD. But, she adds, “I don’t work in a Michelin-starred kitchen. My home kitchen is not the French Laundry.”

https://flip.it/YFJqaI

#Food #FoodCulture #Neurodivergent #Autism #ADHD #Autism #Cooking #FoodPrep








@SkipHuffman @cstross @MeiLin @isaackuo @nyrath yes, but the ultimate draw for currency is taxes, as the taxes can only be settled in fiat in the end. USD outside of the US gets its value because it can eventually be traded to entities that have a US tax bill to settle. Same with the Euro. Member states issue Euro and collect Euro taxes. The ECB or issues and absorbs Euro to control liquidity and inflation. Different boxes, but the end value comes from taxes. So space fiat implies space taxes.