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@DennisOER @Carnebro Berätta gärna vad du är nyfiken på :)
Jag har skrivit här om varför jag raderade kontot: axbom.com/five-reasons-w…
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@steveportigal The fun thing about this pic is that I'm sitting on top of the area of the lake where I go swimming in the summer. 😊
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@steveportigal It actually wasn't that cold. The sun was incredibly warm. But everything is relative :)
Imagine prioritizing human wellbeing before growth.
That’s the hill I’ll die on.
It’s disconcerting how uncomfortable I can feel by just considering the idea of spending a full day outside without access to a phone. In the early 90s I lived for two years with no home phone, just a pager 😅
Yes, this meant if someone wanted to get hold of me, they paged me and then if I felt up for it I had to walk outside and find a phone booth and call them back.
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@Carnebro Jag drev UX Sverige med 1000+ UX:are och uppskattade flera grupper som jag deltog , t ex Tillgänglighetstruppen, men mådde ändå så otroligt mycket bättre av att lämna plattformen än att finnas på den.
I learn so much about running safe workshops from Alastair. twitter.com/acuity_design/status/1…
After more than a year without Facebook I have not missed it one single day.
I had not expected that, but there it is.
I am not saying that this would be true for everybody.
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@epenzeymoog Thanks Eva, I do believe you are right.
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@IanTheGood That is not an irrelevant point. I like it. Recently I've been toying with the idea of saying "Com for compassion" 😁
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@Lazer Still a very good point about Sweden. I worry that perhaps it is only my ego that prefers the more "international" domain name and hence I am biased towards it. I mean I'm interested in the international market but it's Sweden that "knows" me. Thanks Liza!
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@beantin This is a good point. I think I was reflecting on how it is more taboo to talk about death in some cultures. I connected this to fear of loss and being over-protective of your own wellbeing at the expense of the exploitation of others' wellbeing.