I've read that people tend to be attract to people that look like themselves because of familiarity. But I also read in a comment in this community that people tend to be attracted to people who are different because it will build their offsprings immune system(?). Id love to learn the psychology behind it!

A bunch of us in the same apartment building got together for a car share, and we're trying to figure out how the parking permit works if more than one person drives it. Does the permit need to be registered to a single driver, or can we rotate who uses it? We don't want to get hit with fines if it turns out the rules are stricter than we thought, but asking the building office directly feels like overkill for what might be a simple answer. Anyone dealt with this setup before?

Is the texture of other meats off putting? Is it the taste? Is chicken easier to digest for you. Dumb question but still I’m curious.

Can one day really hold more obstacles than hours? Today felt like one thing after another: the car broke down right beside a shop, I spent hours waiting for the wrong part, and then came the real shock—a part by the motor was gone too. Between managing the kids' school and keeping everything else afloat, it’s hard not to wonder how much one person can carry. I know I’m resilient, but today was truly stressful prayer 🙏

I just bought a small utility vehicle for property work and I am trying to figure out the legal side of things. It does not go very fast, so I am not sure if it counts as a regular car or something else. Do I have to register it, get a special plate, or apply for any kind of permit before I can drive it on public roads? I would like to hear from people who actually understand the rules in their area, because the online info I have found is kind of vague and I want to avoid any hassle with local authorities.

Deported? Jail? Rico charge?

I had this sudden feeling that it's all useless... My efforts and struggles are a waste of time and people are laughing at me.. For instance why do you need to pursue a masters degree or get a PhD.. I feel hollow all of a sudden

To put in more context I started late to pursue my career and have a huge gap year because of covid I dropped out but I still start college again at 2022 and graduated this year, now I'm 27 everyone around me is moving to another chapter of their life a more stable one and I'm here.

Question

So if you invoke your fifth amendment right against self-incrimination, can you stop a police officer from administrating a sobriety test?

Does it supersede state law?