• @drolex@sopuli.xyz
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      571 year ago

      The sink is to the apple as water is to water.

      You wouldn’t drink a sink or drink an apple. An yet you drink water or drink water. Low blocking is exactly the same: if the water of the sink is the same as the water from the apple, then it follows that you have to kick your cat now.

  • nifty
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    1 year ago

    Eh I see the logic (and also feel personally attacked lol), but here’s how I justify it: running water doesn’t accumulate the particulates you’re trying to avoid when you drink it in large enough quantities, and you know the apple may have dirt on it that’s carrying other pathogens. So mainly you’re trying to avoid getting listeria or E. coli from the apple by risking a little bit of the water pollutants.

    It’s a perverse risk analysis calculus, ideally water and apple both should be clean enough. But we know store bought and “rinsed” produce often causes food poisoning, and drinking large amounts of unfiltered tap water in some places can also make you sick. As mentioned, ideally you’re somewhere where washing the apple makes it relatively cleaner.

    YFW you got a serious response 😬

  • @yetAnotherUser@lemmy.ca
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    61 year ago

    Like, why wouldn’t you properly block an overhead if you know it’s an overhead though? It’s fighting game defense 101

  • Codex
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    61 year ago

    Makes you think, but also:

    Block overheads high.

    Use filtered water to wash your fruit, if it bothers you. Using a towel to wipe dry the fruit probably cleans it more than that 2 second rinse anyway.

  • THCDenton
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    31 year ago

    Wait im ass at fighing games. Is he blocking low and getting hit? Or is it just an inefficiency to block low?