↪ Replying to @augmentedrobot
@augmentedrobot But for construction, healthcare, crime "fighting", weapons or other jobs... I guess all of the above. Future will tell what applications get the most financing.
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↪ Replying to @unknown
@osymandus The idea of the robotic gun turret in combination with Spot actually gave me chills.
↪ Replying to @rnadworny
@rnadworny True. I could hardly remember why I made this 😅 but just found the tweet when searching for something else. They changed their branding from Facebook to FACEBOOK last year, so it was mostly a joke on shouting.
↪ Replying to @janeruffino
@janeruffino My interpretation was Karen and Frank are addressing organizational decision-making where decisions are made with little consideration for outcomes. The idea being that "slow thinking" may help avoid harm. Agree they would not apply, and could be dangerous, in other contexts.
↪ Replying to @unknown
@_anith Exactly! As an adult this has also manifested in politeness. I do not want to speak over others and in certain groups this means it's impossible to get a word in. Some of the best project managers I've had noticed this and asked "What do you think Per?" which provides space.
↪ Replying to @unknown
@_anith For me the concept of introvert has been helpful, because of what it is intended to mean, not what most people think it means. I am not shy, but consider myself an introvert. The easiest way for me to explain is how I need to replenish after social interactions, which drain me.
@_anith All the while I was labelled as shy as a kid, when really I was a keen observer trying to make sense of things before I engaged.
Being labelled by other people, I agree, often sucks.
↪ Replying to @lisariemers
@lisariemers @Wedge I'd argue links are still working class text (delivery services) and you don't get to lower middle class text until you add bold (as required for clerical work). The upper middle class need italics and bullets (lawyers). To gaslight all of them you need really rich text though.
↪ Replying to @David_M_Bergman
@David_M_Bergman @Loukas_RS Thx! It strikes me how "Sthlm syndrome" a simple way to defer any idea of rational thinking. Instead of trying to understand the real reasoning (which may be completely rational in the context) it dismisses it with a "mental delusion" which apparently requires no explanation.
@David_M_Bergman @Loukas_RS I'll have "smarter" things to say once I've read the book ;)
↪ Replying to @unknown
@Loukas_RS @David_M_Bergman That's pretty much my take right now. It's been an extremely media-friendly term to throw around.
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↪ Replying to @Tinu
@Tinu I made the mistake of looking at the devil actor's tweets around covid and now I can't watch it anymore. 😬
↪ Replying to @unknown
@Tesla452 I have yes, but good call. That's the type of "mindless" action my mind sometimes craves to calm down - however counterintuitive that may seem.
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↪ Replying to @movito
@movito Are you in the process of getting the ID.3?
↪ Replying to @SekaiFarai
@SekaiFarai In Sweden we have this. It's called MÄN. Which is literally Men.
They organize discussion groups and seminars around identity, violence, consent, being a better father, masculinity norms and more.
Info in English: mfj.se/en
↪ Replying to @vanmojo
@vanmojo Agree, while there of course also is a possibility of scientific consensus around phenomenons that later are proven false - as I try to exemplify in the thread.
(I realize your tweet is a year old. Just saw it now when it was liked again. Sorry about that.)
↪ Replying to @MetaMikeBiggs
@MetaMikeBiggs Will do!
@MetaMikeBiggs It's honestly so bad I'm crying.. this should be compulsory reading for all Americans... in short the bulk of mentally ill patients are in jail, deprived of competent care, because there are no other beds. Will do a writeup when I'm done but it's hard to know where to begin...
@MetaMikeBiggs My writeup will likely more focus on how many illnesses, and the rulesets for diagnosing each of them, came about through the consensus of a group of white men, with very little science to back them up.