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that is, they fell ill with depression because of lack of relationships, entering a loop of ever-furthering isolation and depression, which made them bitter and undesirable.
Some "ugly, socially awkward nerds" somehow find meaningful relationships and get saved. Others don't, and go down the nasty road.
A little bit of empathy wouldn't hurt.
either way, your home your rules, so whatever. (which, ironically, confirms my original point...)
The article was a concrete instance of the abstract dilemma i posed in my comment, so it was on-topic and necessary imho.
this is absolutely terrifying. the future is getting bleaker and bleaker.
It would take very little to make it very good:
- a quick shortcut to open the file at current line in a pager
- perhaps redesign it to work without having to hit enter after you give a command
Either way, the elderly have already lived their life, isn't it better to focus on the younger people when a choice must be made?
i don't agree. fine artists will, but the bulk of consumed art is commercial art, it's a job, and most people only work if they get money for it.
I like the soviet model of commissioning people to write e.g. math and science books: the author got a stipend like any office worker, and copyright belonged to the commissioner (the country).
there are many languages that encode this info as mandatory grammatical affixes, it's called evidentiality.