The level of paranoia that exists in the US today is completely disgusting. So many people are so afraid of their neighbors (and sometimes their own free agency) that they'll blindly follow government

I'm surprised this article was taken so seriously. It's obviously meant to create extreme reactions on all sides of the issue, thus encouraging endless debate and a bigass bankroll for the author regardless

Word. This city really needs to stop operating on the premise that every homeless person is mentally incompetent, or a criminal in need of monitoring and punishment. Sometimes people are just homeless!

Thank you for your hard work in fixing this issue, and for keeping us informed throughout! Despite the inconvenience, this means the site is growing and has given you the chance to make it even better.

Thank you! Probably the most awake I'll ever look in the morning. :)

Thank you @thecryptofiend! I was able to memorize it, after about two months.

Awesome post, and beautiful pictures! Props for leaving your comfort zone, and persuing your journey despite the uncertainty and toilet frogs. It seems like your courage paid off in the end! And good thing

Awesome. Looking forward to it! :)

Nice post! I used to live in the UAE too (Abu Dhabi, flight attendant for Etihad). You did a great job describing Dubai and its contradictory culture. I'm glad to see you covered all aspects of it - not

I like this. It's the first I've heard of Trivium, but it makes a lot of sense. To be truly open to new knowledge and experiences, it's helpful to take an honest look at ourselves throughout the process

I too enjoyed the wild haired guy. His appearance gave a very"mad scientist" vibe to the presentation.

I always like it when someone is able to take a topic that some people would consider boring or too technical, and find a way to make it applicable to real situations in just about any field. This guy

San Francisco loves to bitch about its "homeless problem", and unfortunately it seems that the same legislation and institutions that were put in place to prevent people from losing their homes,

Hi again @cheetah! Good lookin' out! But no worries: It's still the same dude. See previous reply:

In regards to the comment posted by @cheetah - I can vouch that the content posted here is owned, was created by and posted by the same individual referenced in the Slideshare link. (Ref: I'm dating the

Whoops @pcste... I thought that the #Foodchallenge was a part of the Steemitphotochallenge. There's another photo contest happening now with food pictures, but I didn't know it was separate from the other

Participated. Good luck with the experiment!

Wow! Very eerie, but fascinating (in a creepy, haunting sort of way). I wonder if the photographers experienced any effects as a result of the leftover radiation?

Crazier than Kathandu?! Looking forward to it. :)

Thanks @jamtaylor, I just got steemimg and it's working great! I was able to upload with imgur earlier as well, so it looks like that issue has been resolved.