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There's a substantial layer of people in the US who derive most of their meaning from work and don't have a social circle outside of coworkers. It's easy for t
by antisthenes 4y ago
There's a substantial layer of people in the US who derive most of their meaning from work and don't have a social circle outside of coworkers.
It's easy for them to lash out against an outgroup. I wouldn't take it personally.
- ParetoOptimal 4y agoWhat bothers me most isn't about me personally, but how much it pretends like both immunocompromised people and disabled people don't exist. That and the fact that we're still in the covid pandemic (though I'm rooting for the univeral vaccine) and monkeypox looks to be getting worse. My worst case-scenario would be something like: - back to school, covid and/or monkeypox cases silently spreading - September "come back to office or be fired" mandate brings people back to office - covid and/or monkeypox spread from back to school merges with back to office