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Just because you've seen worse doesn't excuse it. Everyone who behaves this way should find ways to deal with their emotions in a healthy way that doesn't negat
by surajrmal 2y ago
Just because you've seen worse doesn't excuse it. Everyone who behaves this way should find ways to deal with their emotions in a healthy way that doesn't negatively affect others.
- infamouscow 2y agoThis is discriminatory to cultures you arbitrarily believe are lesser.
- surajrmal 2y agoSome cultures propagate misogyny. Abuse can never be explained away by culture. There are ways to be straight to the point about someone's work without hurling personal insults. I have worked with many people of different backgrounds and never once felt their culture truly in the behavior Linus displays. I'm not saying he needs to be politically correct, only try to be decent to his fellow person.
- Cthulhu_ 2y agoWhat cultures are these?
- DoingIsLearning 2y agoI think it's also cultural. British for example are very worried abou sub-text and saving face. West coast americans are more worried about coming across as positive and use superlatives that other cultures find exagerated. Nordic and Central Europe cultures value 'straight talk' and saying what you will do, and doing what you say you will do. Generally when you ask for feedback you are expected to have a thick skin when professors/experts review your work. I am not excusing abuse but I am pointing out that it is misguided to look at one work culture through the lens of another.