Today I saw someone on my morning walk, he said hi, I said hi back, and then he reacted like I hadn't responded and got pissed off at me ("I guess its NOT a good morning, then!"). Every single human interaction outside my intimate circle makes me feel horrible. This guy just chose not to hold up his part of the bargain. It's like he chose to react badly, no matter what I actually did.
I think this is misguided and a bit too optimistic. Racist cops don't become racist because of their lived experiences, they're already racist when they take the job.
I said our grandparents used to treat each other and their peers well, by disagreeing with each other gracefully. There was no mention of abuse in my post at all. I wasn't talking about my grandparents specifically, I was talking about "our" grandparents, collectively.
If lack of flattery due to using AI is making people think everyone is mean to them and causing them to turn to AI rather than people.... then...what??? I'm sorry but you're breaking my brain here. Can you make it make sense so I can understand?
People want to feel good and don't want to feel bad, and this isn't a moral failing of any kind. I don't think AI use is because of AI. I think people turn to AI because talking to other people is just so unpleasant. This is the result of human nature, not because of the devil or because of evil, not due to anything else you can condemn someone to Hell for.
Yeah, it certainly can be. It is possible to tactfully and gracefully disagree with someone without making them look or feel stupid, and without causing them to lose face. This is something our grandparents used to do for each other.
Come on man, you've been outside, presumably. You know that the douchebaggery out there isn't limited to people just not being very flattering towards each other.
Today I saw someone on my morning walk, he said hi, I said hi back, and then he reacted like I hadn't responded and got pissed off at me ("I guess its NOT a good morning, then!"). Every single human interaction outside my intimate circle makes me feel horrible. This guy just chose not to hold up his part of the bargain. It's like he chose to react badly, no matter what I actually did.
.... so, you're gay.
You do probably have vaginismus. But what nobody is going to tell you is that it's fine. You don't have to put anything up there ever.
If you think I'm being sarcastic about the "gay" comment, you're brainwashed by the patriarchy
I think you're probably equally intelligent unfortunately
I think this is misguided and a bit too optimistic. Racist cops don't become racist because of their lived experiences, they're already racist when they take the job.
I said our grandparents used to treat each other and their peers well, by disagreeing with each other gracefully. There was no mention of abuse in my post at all. I wasn't talking about my grandparents specifically, I was talking about "our" grandparents, collectively.
I didn't mention an abusive domestic relationship anywhere in my post at all.
What the fuck are you talking about?
I am both a man and a bear, so it didn't bother me.
Yeah there has to be a balance between "what a clever idea!" and "lol that's dumb why are you talking to me"
The comparison to a niche online community makes a lot of sense.
Some mail providers will show you a link preview on click or on hover.
As a moron, I wish companies would just fucking tell me about their scams. I never catch on until a few months after I leave the company.
So... people are born using AI, then?
If lack of flattery due to using AI is making people think everyone is mean to them and causing them to turn to AI rather than people.... then...what??? I'm sorry but you're breaking my brain here. Can you make it make sense so I can understand?
People want to feel good and don't want to feel bad, and this isn't a moral failing of any kind. I don't think AI use is because of AI. I think people turn to AI because talking to other people is just so unpleasant. This is the result of human nature, not because of the devil or because of evil, not due to anything else you can condemn someone to Hell for.
Yeah, it certainly can be. It is possible to tactfully and gracefully disagree with someone without making them look or feel stupid, and without causing them to lose face. This is something our grandparents used to do for each other.
Come on man, you've been outside, presumably. You know that the douchebaggery out there isn't limited to people just not being very flattering towards each other.
We could all solve this problem by being less shitty and becoming easier to talk to. Who's gonna be first?