Futility is resistant

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  • About your first statement, doesn’t being bullied, or becoming afraid of being judged, count as trauma? Theres not a hard threshold beyond which abuse becomes trauma.

    About the second, I took for granted that we were including anxiety disorder because this all started with brains doing an emergency shutdown because of a great deal of anxiety. Maybe it was hyperbole and I replied too quick, but I seriously hate when mental illnesses get taken lightly, they’re very serious and unfortunate conditions.


  • Look how many people are suffering from unbalanced nutrition. Should we sympathize with them because nature didn’t give them the tools to eat healthier, or question their choices?

    News flash: most people suffer social anxiety to some degree, it’s called the human condition. I used to be a very shy introvert, which is a killer combination because being in your comfort zone feels so safe you never bother, or even dread, of acquiring social skills needed to interact with the world.

    Work forced me to manage my shyness, but I’m still a proud introvert, and still experience moderate social anxiety frequently. I had to understand that getting out of my bubble was required for me to assertively manage other people, and though it was painful at first, it was not that different than practicing a skill you suck at.

    I empathize with people who actually suffer from crippling anxiety from past trauma, but I have null sympathy for people who willfully neglected their own human growth ñ, and try to get on the train of mental illness to justify their decision.

    People who label others as “normies” and “neurodivergent” need a reality check. Normies suffer social anxiety too.


  • A great deal of anxiety and an emergency shutdown because a cashier tried to make your life a bit easier? Calm down, I bet you enter a coma when your car breaks.

    Edit: dammit people, you trying so hard to be broken makes a disservice to actual people suffering from these conditions. Don’t blame genetics for neglecting basic social skills, it’s like blaming genetics because you skip leg days.



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    Even if the relation is super asymmetrical, corporations are exploitative because they give people what they want. People not always want the common good, we are egoist, and sometimes we don’t even do the things that will benefit ourselves because we’re too lazy to think.

    Most people don’t buy the most ethical, or the best quality, they buy the cheapest. Most people don’t consume educational or edifying content, they prefer low-effort entertainment. Given the choice, most people will benefit a relative or friend rather than society.

    We have the things the majority wants. The only way out I see is educating the next generations, or going authoritarian and forcing people to behave.











  • It’s common that VIP and celebrity conscriptions, where military service is voluntary, are mostly a propaganda stunt.

    While the propaganda entices young people to go to the battle front because someone has to go, It’s also very common for celebrities to be sheltered from any real harm, since that could be detrimental to conscription.


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    Spanish is redundant. One house is “la casa”, several are “las casas”. It pluralizes both articles and nouns.

    Also, like English, nouns are pluralized with several suffixes, but the rules are very clear. Any Spanish speaker can pluralize correctly nouns they’ve never seen before, none of that octopi/octopuses, virii/viruses weirdness.