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Cake day: February 18th, 2026

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  • I feel like you are cutting society too much slack.

    Yes, capitalists set the tone, but people in our immediate surroundings (neighbors, parents, schools) are the ones who enforce the rules.

    20 years ago: You got an email? Well… you’ll see it when you open your personal/work computer.

    Now: You got an email? Don’t you have a mobile phone? Every second you miss is an insult, especially if they saw you with your phone in your hand once while talking to them (you look at your phone AAAALLL THE TIME no???)


  • What I understood: Whenever we get a new tech, it makes our life easier (fact) but then the society expects more from us because “hey! now your life is easier, you have the time no?”.

    edit: I had more to say I apparently.

    in the scope of washbasin:
    Women used to do back breaking job for 2 hours while talking to their neighbors and friends by a river/well.

    Now they don’t have to do back breaking job, instead they have to do comfortable but soul crushing jobs with co-workers they cannot naturally (professionalism) mingle with.



  • That’s literally true though? If it’s hard to see, take it to the extreme: If you were the only person in a place, you’d be the most important one by default?

    They wouldn’t do a good job, but they’d have the job since, you know, there is less competition.

    I did work and travel in USA, and they were paying us peanuts due to some law shenanigans (they had to pay overtime for Americans, not us.) Wouldn’t they have to hire a native instead of me if I wasn’t allowed to work there?