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  • Interesting observations. The behavior on dating apps is prime stuff for sociological research. I wonder what even more data from really big apps could reveal.
    The author doesn't seem to question the current role of dating in society and takes it as a given, but that's fine observing phenomena from within the system is not invalid.

  • Here's one technique that helps me - internal brainstorming. Don't try to be serious about coming up with an idea - think about many random vaguely related possibilities, combine them, reevaluate, etc.
    Have your mind be in a state of flux jumping from one thought to another but not succumb to the pressure of having the final solution as quickly as possible.

    After a while several coherent options will crystallize. Then comes the decision paralysis - unfortunately I have no cure for that.

  • Revenge plays a part in it. But more importantly it's narcissistic ego trip. He needs to prove to the world he's the best, the smartest, the only one worthy to be a savior.
    Being humble and making small changes will not result in Musk being celebrated as the most important person in history, which is what he really wants to be. If it all fails it doesn't matter, because somebody else being celebrated as having the right idea is an even bigger failure for him.

  • I'm curious, did you consume other non-movie Star Wars media before, like books and animates series? I have a theory that the most dislike for the new trilogy comes from them basically "rewriting history" so to speak - cancelling all the characters and events already established in the universe.

    I mean I don't think they are amazingly good movies even in isolation, but I can see someone liking them for the fun factor at least.

  • Yes, the way media writes about it is a huge part of their success. Even the media that nominally opposes them. It's either "oh just another political option", or "inhuman monsters of the far-right". Either approach legitimizes them.