Governments and institutions should always be questioned when their actions affect people's freedom and lives.

I think running and having just a banana can definitely help with losing weight. I try to eat some fruit during the day and wait until dinner for a proper meal.

Seems the safest strategy would be to avoid the entire country.

I think living in another country means that there will always be some stories and shared memories that one was not part of. They will only be part of it for the next generation :)

What's your plan with HIVE in the future? Do you believe to stay here for a long time?

Worse, as things go worse ;)

I think being open about a personal struggle should not be treated as a moral failure, particularly when someone is trying to raise awareness about an issue that affects many people.

People may stay for the community, but a healthy price and decent rewards can definitely make Hive more attractive.

Confidence is sometimes more impressive than knowledge.

I think we are likely to see more new users and old users returning to Hive when the price of HIVE starts to rise.

For some privileged people, yes.

If governments keep borrowing and spending, we should be able to see some improvement in people's everyday lives. That's what I expect here towards the election in the next year.

I think setting a challenging goal and actually sticking with it is more valuable than simply finishing quickly ;)

Me also. After two glasses of beer (50cl), I don't want to drink any more.

True. We have become so used to being connected to our screens that sometimes we forget to pay attention to what is happening around us. One can see it when two or more people come together at any place.

It is probably easier to blame someone else than to admit that we are all part of the problem.

Good idea of starting something part-time instead of waiting for the perfect opportunity.

I think loneliness is probably one of the biggest problems of our time. However, people have started embracing it much more after the pandemic, and it has become a new way of life.

The more time passes, the more I wanna remain the same.

Whenever I am able to fix things myself, I feel a good sense of confidence.