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   by hatware 5y ago

   Epidemics don't need marketing departments, something that is very obviously part of the equation with "the current one."
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   by hatware 5y ago

   There is much wrong when the institutions cease to function for their citizens. I can't believe this has to be explained to you: Corporations and governments are working against the people every step of the way.
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   by hatware 5y ago

   > until everyone learns See, that's the problem. You can't force anything, but you present it as a "must be done at all costs" proposition. That's very disingenuous. Regardless, I think you missed my point. Some
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   by hatware 5y ago

   I'd love to never hear about another coronavirus again. We went too far prescribing a certain agenda in the last year, and it's time to reflect on that. In my opinion studies and articles like this are doing more to fuel the fear
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   by hatware 5y ago

   I find it strange that burnout is always framed in this way. I look at it as one's subconscious getting sick of waiting around for you to grow, building internal resentment. It looks different for everyone after that point but I think
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   by hatware 5y ago

   Stand up a few useful services around the home and harden them. Stuff like Plex/Emby, Paperless-ng, *arr's, etc. Self hosting is addicting and one of the best teachers.