@nprofile1q... , we're often looking for the easy/easiest way...
a good start would be not to forget to up our defences by strengthening our immune system towards/in winter, often simply achieved by increasing our intakes of garlic, honey, tumeric, kolanji, fruits, greens, etc, whatever works for you...
plus lots of fresh air through exercise, airing the house, etc...

@nprofile1q... ,
Reminiscence

Yesterday
I
Wasn't
Me

@nprofile1q... , a lot of us have forgotten to see the beauty in biodiversity and how to live cautiously.

@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... , thanks.

@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... , yes, big data gathering scam to then get you to agree that they send you emails or tell you in their app all the stuff you can get 'cheaper', solely to boost their profits.
(What are you using for loyalty card keeps?)

@nprofile1q... , they do many things right but not on this issue I think.
Or maybe yes; will it lead to a money-less society because when everything is accounted for, especially for those on the ground level, bartering and sharing the fruits of your trees/labourings might again be the preferred coin of trade.

@nprofile1q... , haha, intelligence obviously doesn't mean the same thing these days as it used to.

@nprofile1q... , haha, who are we to fault such pristine logic?

@nprofile1q... , isn't the State a conglomerate of all it's people?
The statement that 'we don't pay for it' is a bit like throwing things away -
away is not a mystical place where things just don't exist anymore.
In the same way someone is paying for those imprisoned and I believe that they should be held accountable for their misdeeds by at least contributing to their upkeep.
That in my eyes is a separate issue from rehabilitation and integration back into society.
I believe that reoffending is so high exactly because there are so few points where people are truly held accountable and pay adequate indemnity for their actions.

@nprofile1q... , I totally agree with most of that, though 2+ billion dollars is hardly chump change -
as for justice -
if someone ruins/ends the life of one of your family members and you're told to house, feed, educate that person for free (even though their other freedoms might be restricted) -
do you call that justice?

@nprofile1q... , yes, home is where the heart is. Often though these places stay engraved in our hearts, no matter where we are.
Beautiful part of the country!