That wasn't really into the war though. It was barely at the start and it was done without an election. I think that's very important context for the example, not really the same thing as what OP was referring to.
Without reading more, that last one seems pretty rational at least. I imagine the 'See More' label is hiding some absolute venom though, or maybe just "it's their loss, I've no need to reflect on how my actions led to this outcome".
That's what I'm saying. They have that trust and the visible camera would destroy it in an instant because it's expected to be private. You can't expect people to assume that there will be something that shouldn't be there and validate that fact.
That's because there is generally implicit trust that there is no hidden cameras. The open display of a camera effectively destroys that trust. If everyone was always suspicious of there being hidden cameras everywhere, functioning in society would be pretty difficult.
I agree but it's not even a point of education (for the most part) imo. It's that a large amount of people are easily manipulated and are not properly equipped to fight it off.
Societal peer pressure carries a lot of this stuff very far. If two friends but the latest game, a third will likely do so as well; and the sample size is rarely limited to three.
Look up the "BAARS-IV: Self-Report". There are plenty of PDFs on the internet. Filling them out is a very good way to get an indication and most medical professionals across many countries will recognise it down the line - though it obviously does depend.
There's a lot more than just China. Vietnam and Thailand are also hotspots. I heard Russia and Iran buy them for chips in drones as well, but I don't know how true that is; I've not really looked into it.
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That wasn't really into the war though. It was barely at the start and it was done without an election. I think that's very important context for the example, not really the same thing as what OP was referring to.
Without reading more, that last one seems pretty rational at least. I imagine the 'See More' label is hiding some absolute venom though, or maybe just "it's their loss, I've no need to reflect on how my actions led to this outcome".
Honestly these Reddit reposts are just slop quality. I stopped visiting that places ages ago for a reason.
That's what I'm saying. They have that trust and the visible camera would destroy it in an instant because it's expected to be private. You can't expect people to assume that there will be something that shouldn't be there and validate that fact.
That's because there is generally implicit trust that there is no hidden cameras. The open display of a camera effectively destroys that trust. If everyone was always suspicious of there being hidden cameras everywhere, functioning in society would be pretty difficult.
Alas, if only that were true
The average Harry Potter fan is still nostalgic for their lost childhood innocence I guess.
An eye for an eye is rarely a good exchange rate.
Birds definitely think this. My local Magpies have definitely attempted bribery with cool rocks and shiny discarded human objects
I agree but it's not even a point of education (for the most part) imo. It's that a large amount of people are easily manipulated and are not properly equipped to fight it off.
Societal peer pressure carries a lot of this stuff very far. If two friends but the latest game, a third will likely do so as well; and the sample size is rarely limited to three.
While I agree, the average person doesn't consider things like this (even though they should), and we should avoid getting close to victim blaming.
Very poor choice of words
Look up the "BAARS-IV: Self-Report". There are plenty of PDFs on the internet. Filling them out is a very good way to get an indication and most medical professionals across many countries will recognise it down the line - though it obviously does depend.
There's a lot more than just China. Vietnam and Thailand are also hotspots. I heard Russia and Iran buy them for chips in drones as well, but I don't know how true that is; I've not really looked into it.
So business as usual :')
I responded to the wrong comment, my bad. Was talking about the post itself. Sorry for this mishap friend.
Mine comes from the posting of a censored meme. I'll downvote everyone of them I see. I'm so god damned fed up with the corpo-sanitised internet.
People aren't planning but they're certainly hoping.
Open casket funerals are so strange to me.