n00b_heal

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by n00b_heal 2y ago
Tried this for twitter as there are some people I still like for their concise content, but I don't want to be drawn into curated corporate doomscroll. Doesn't work as good as I thought, but I still consider RSS to be a valuable t
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by n00b_heal 2y ago
more like sleeping and dreaming I guess. Do you think the more free people are the more they gotta somehow justify their freedom with simulated struggles?
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by n00b_heal 2y ago
I guess the problem is twofold: some of your mental faculties rather want to drown in digital distraction while you engage other mental faculties to stop the former While some people can engage in moderation, abstinence has it's place
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by n00b_heal 2y ago
Of course I can! I just don't want to right now, maybe later!
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by n00b_heal 2y ago
yes, "distraction" but distraction from "what"? That's the subtle difference. Where basically back in the 1920s but instead of physical cocaine it's digital now
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by n00b_heal 2y ago
"CE"? Ahh, Christ Era, what a weird spelling though. Isn't it "AD" (Anno Domini) usually?
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by n00b_heal 2y ago
I know, some things you don't know beforehand, but by buying this you endorse this greed. You make it perpetuate. Don't
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by n00b_heal 2y ago
let's not forget the parents addicted to tv shows yes they still exist
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by n00b_heal 2y ago
seems like you have to learn it first, how else is he supposed to learn that?
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by n00b_heal 2y ago
Why don't people care? Maybe because they can't anymore? Look at the skyrocking number of silent quitters, of people doing the bare minimum. Look at the perpetual doomposting from the media since around 2015. The world is in a per
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by n00b_heal 2y ago
Doubt that author really lived in that era for multiple reasons. And if you don't like corp AI slop, maybe you should leave the silo'd internet?