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I'm not surprised people are afraid. I'm in Europe,so naturally most of my connections on LinkedIn are on this side of the pond too, however there are also some
by cosmodisk 6y ago
I'm not surprised people are afraid. I'm in Europe,so naturally most of my connections on LinkedIn are on this side of the pond too, however there are also some Americans.None of them post anything unusual, however the feed occasionally brings up some batshit crazy stuff from related people. You could expect that kind of stuff on Facebook from some 15 years olds,but not from senior people who have been round the corner more than once. You read it and wonder how on earth you managed to get to where you are now with a thought train like that.
It's not that much better here, in England, too. People refuse to tell how they voted publicly, but often reveal it in private of they know they won't be judged. Usually the logic behind the decision makes you question person's ability to comprehend things slightly more complex than a paper bag.
- agumonkey 6y agoThe sociological aspects of this era are .. sadly fascinating. 2020s material comfort, education systems, insane technological 'tooling' .. and yet we're still a good old mob when too much ambient stress rises. What should we do ? have gatherings to just dissolve tension and make people go back to normal lives without trying to find weird remarks or conspiracies about what's going on ?
- wasdfff 6y agoMandatory two minutes hate every day