/sci/ - Science & Math

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Yes? I take it you haven't done a lot of traveling so can't really get an appreciation for different people. It's also not really up for debate at all unless you are (or work for) some head of industry wanting hordes of extra consumers and have absolutely no regard for the stability of society or care for the environmental damage that many extra consumers living first world lifestyles cause.

It *is* an issue, considering that once many have the means to move in these nations, they try to move.

I have no patience for this utterly pissant viewpoint which is more concerned with trying to look morally superior and sniffing it's own farts for good boy points instead of thinking about practical results.

How much can you realistically ignore your hedonistic desires?

Let's say that instead of eating a tasty warm lunch at the cafeteria you eat the cold, tasteless but as nutritious lunch you made yourself instead because it's cheaper.

Do you have any control over how much this will impact your performance?