SGG @ SGG @lemmy.world

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Of course this psychopath doesn't think he's at fault.

This is the same "man" that spent $200,000+ on empathy consultants yet still can't figure out why the poor and homeless can't just buy a house.

I hope other governments, small and large, start doing this.

The whole idea is they should setup their own instance, and try and encourage a community there.

Governments should also setup their own lemmy/mastadon instances as well, use it for PR/interaction.

Devil's advocate:

Crystals - placebo effect can be a thing, and if they provide a sense of relief that's a good thing. As long as they still take their actual medicne and don't think putting a herring in a sock will cure cancer.

Cables - While there's obviously a cut-off point. As an IT guy I have fixed a not-insignificant number of issues with sound/display/network quality/dropouts by replacing crap/damaged cables with slightly more expensive ones. Just don't expect them to turn. a 360p stream into 4k

As mentioned there is a steep learning curve, it is nothing like DRG.

There's a lot of different systems, and they can all interact in strange ways. For example: there was once a bug that caused cats to instantly die from alcohol poisoning.

If you like delving into that kind of detail in games, the steep learning curve, and the difficult gameplay. This is a nice summary:

99% of social media/content stuff is basically another form of addiction.

But it's such a difficult habit to break. The "good stuff" is literally a click away, and is socially acceptable to indulge in, or HUGELY encouraged in almost all walks* of life: by companies who use it to advertise, necessary in order to do basic things these days, or your friends/family asking why you didn't react to their latest pics on Facebook. Some other examples of this: get a job by having a good LinkedIn profile, get support by complaining publicly on twitter, getting support through Discord.