Okay but where's the study man?
What type of content is this and who's the supposed reader?
A screenshot of some random mastodon post... I really don't get that meme.
We should definitely rethink all of education on this premise 👍
Better to help the people who are to stupid to survive everyday life with vague allegorical stories than to help the people who are so weak that they get mentally ill from the constant stream of tragedy that is modern day media.
On the other hand, isn't there a global trend where people stop consuming any news at all on the base that they feel like they're getting sick from it?
But is your solution to "nobody reads signs or article" and "instructions or licences are bad quality" really that we simply need more tragic articles with no further helpful information/instruction?
You really need an article about a dead child to remind you that a fast spinning metal propeller can be dangerous?
Aren't there hundreds of warning signs with information just like that labeled on everything in the U.S.? Don't you need some license or at least an instruction lesson to opperae a boat? Wouldn't an article about boat safety in general be much more helpful than a story about a dead child?
Okay, one person on a boat is now more aware of the danger while ten people around the world are one step closer to mental breakdown and depression.
This article wasn't written to help anyone, it was written to generate traffic by triggering empathy and compassion. It's click bait.
That's no news, that's a sad information about a sad accident that makes me and everyone more sad. It's in no way relevant for anyone other then the family, it doesn't help to prevent further accident nor could anything be improved based on this information.
This was in Arizona and I live in Germany, if the internet keeps going to inform me about every tragedy on this glob I'm soon going to be one of them...
Okay maybe I need some explanation here but I was under the impression that, as long as your home instance isn't actively blocking that other instance, you're able to interact/join any* community on that other instance.
I'm quite new to Lemmy so maybe I missed that info or misunderstood what being federated to another instance means.
It's definitely bad if you can't use a service you'd like to use but one has to remember that this isn't run by someone with millions of dollars at their fingertips.
And the reason for that is simple: This service doesn't exploit it's users.
Who cares? Nobody outside of twitter needs to know if Twitter is growing or shrinking or rebranding or changing or turning into a subscription or anything else. Investor maybe but I hope they have a more reliable source than Elon...
Post screenshot of tweets with relevant content, that's okay but stop wasting our time with nonsense about Twitter itself.
Somehow we all figured out how to stop talking about Facebook... Let's just do the same with Twitter.
I understand very well that nobody wants to work anymore. The problem is, that despite all the technological advancements we still have to work. It's outrageous!
Okay but where's the study man? What type of content is this and who's the supposed reader? A screenshot of some random mastodon post... I really don't get that meme.