They identified managers who either had mental health issues themselves or came from struggling companies as the main “carriers” of mental disorders within a workplace.

You mean if your boss is miserable, you are going to be also? I guess you need to have numbers to technically prove something, but let’s be honest it is nothing new.
Misery begets misery.

You just need an European style bifold wallet, with coin pouch. Makes life easier with coins.

Good luck! :)

weirdest waste of resources I’ve seen in a while.

1. I only will say this from my viewpoint - knowing multiplication tables is kinda a must. Calculators are fine and dandy but you should be able to multiply or divide complex and not round numbers - without any outside help. You don’t need to do it all the time, but you do need to understand how is it done.
2. those are logic symbols. These you actually have to sit down and learn. And more you use them more familiar they will become.
3. These things going to be used all the time while solving equations. For me it was easier to learn them after I actually solved them myself. You can do (a+b)(a+b) then sum up everything at the end. (a+b)(a-b) and so on…
4. slow is good. Speed comes with practice, if you understand them and can figure out the solution by doing it step by step slowly - and at the end you check your solution and adds up - you are good to go!

The biggest problem usually when someone don’t want to do something, while they have to. Whenever you are forced to learn, the process will be slow with suffering.
Schools should entice and lead and make you want to learn - but if this is missing, then you are on your own - and that’s not good. People don’t enjoy doing stuff that they suck at (hence I avoid Elden Ring like a plague).

Unfortunately this is the “being adult” part. When you either keep suffering or try to work on your own attitude. If you can’t change the world - then you can change the way you interact with.
And By the title of this post, you are hoping to change it for the better. It will take time but I believe you can learn to love Math.

Your problem might be that you are missing the fundamentals.
I’m not placing blame here, just trying to point out a problem that might be or not.
In high school math was always fun to me - because it was always logical and always followed the same rules. But without foundation it is just random things.
Here are some things that could be considered “basic” math tools to learn.

Do you know your multiplication tables? Without thinking do you know all the answers?
Do you know which symbols you understand and which you don’t?
Do you know some formulas by heart? Like these: (a+b)^2=?
Do you know how to solve quadratic equations, cubic equations?

For mistakes it is easier to avoid them when you do everything in steps.
Calculus and Matrix calculations can be really hard if it wasn’t broken down from the beginning.

Open Sudoku you can download thousands of new puzzles.

I had a convo with a police officer - he kept saying “Transients”.
His complaints about them being a problem would’ve sounded way different using “Poor people”, or “have nots”…

Thank you for the link.
Tho it is over my head :)

Weaponized incompetence much?

I hope that the chemicals used in the process are safe for the environment.
It sounds amazing to use 90%less land - but what is the actual carbon footprint of this process. I would love to see a negative number!

Taking up arms against ice isn’t the same as revolution - it could lead to it but: there is a reason why revolutions started in the spring and not in the middle of insane winter storms.
I’m not saying it’s not possible but: we are manipulated from every side.

If you decided then, it is time to make a to do list.
Check what skills you have, figure out how you are going to make a living.
Research your realistic options. Read local news see what’s the actual political climate there. It’s not going to be easy. Good luck and hope you find what you seek!

Leaving a country isn’t that easy. And other countries has problems also - and being foreign in a country isn’t for everyone.
I believe there is no reason to flee - yet.
People are angry but it’s not revolution angry. I don’t think with the media and smartphones and all the distractions will let people to do revolution.
If you still inclined to do so, check your tartget countries requirements for asylum or immigration. There are a lot of loops and hoops.
Learning a local language, getting a job, a place to live and eke out a life in a strange place without support is really hard.

It shows how much I use it :D

I still have open office on my pc. But I believe it isn’t as well known as it was 15+ years ago.

And don’t forget: Single Parent means - that person stayed and took responsibility.

Might be, but I wouldn’t played it there tho :D

I think I played couple games with this bridge in it. Very impressive building.

Depends on how old are your kids. If they are young you could get a second hand quest 2, for ~$120.
It should be good enough to see if they are actually going to use it on long term.
With that you could hold out for the steam frame also. Without investing too much. And probably you can resale the quest 2 getting most of your money back.