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  • I'd agree with this, especially given how ADHD has a high genetic correlation. I was diagnosed twice, once at 2 or 3, I don't recall any of it and then again at 38 because and the only reason I felt I needed help is that the world has gotten more hostile, and I couldn't find the energy to mask anymore, I was short tempered, always stressed, always anxious. I'm not cured but things are better now, trying different meds is a fucking roller coaster.

  • Yeah I'm at 5x what I started out with and I'm broke as shit, maybe I'm lying a little bit, I have savings now but for the last 2 years it hasn't grown at all. Although I now have more responsibilities that accounts for some of the increase in spending, I'm fully aware that as I made more, I normalized spending more.

  • Am immigrant, also am citizen, and feel terrorized. The math is mathing for me.

  • I've accepted that I need to try to make it work for me or I'll be left behind, that's already somewhat true, I'm just not bottom of the pack. I know that on here people are very negative about generative AI and although some things being said are true, it is improving at a fast pace, I'm still not convinced that AGI is around the corner though, or maybe I don't want it to be.

  • My manager has gone 100% into AI where he might have been slightly skeptical at first, it's slightly scary, I see many of the benefits of modern AI, specially in helping me deal with my ADHD, but I feel like what differentiates me from the masses is gone. Middling coding skills, doesn't matter, ability to recall obscure knowledge I read or learned about years ago, doesn't matter, why would I be a valued employee while still having to deal with the negative side effects of ADHD? On top of that, immigrants getting hunted for sport on the streets, I'm not doing too good.

  • Every politician proposing such rules must first make their browsing history public, it should go both ways right?

  • I was in Denmark over a decade ago for an extended time and everyone just had a plain black bike that all looked alike for everyday use, I did see some nice road bikes but they were being used for leisure.

    I only rented bikes so I don't know how much they were but I'm assuming they weren't expensive to replace and probably not worth stealing.

  • Oh no, consequences.

  • I don't know why we don't already have a browser extension to crowd source bot information, oh and of course, sell our browsing habits.

  • I bought a straw off of Amazon that helps, I imagine that it takes advantage of the same mechanism.

  • My representative voted to fund ice, I'd sooner move than deal with the idiocy by me. If things keep going the way they are, I'll likely be federally sponsored to leave if you catch my drift.

  • When I mentioned that, I had context that I failed to communicate, for the first time in a long time it has snowed where I live and it actually stayed on the ground for weeks, the town will clear the road but barely and the sidewalks, without the infrastructure in place, it is much more dangerous to ride a bike, the roads are narrower, there is still plenty of ice around, you are sharing the road with cars whose owners are too selfish to clear them of snow, people will push snow back on the road from their driveway, it's a lot that needs changing and then you take into account that things are so far apart that you can't get to many places by bike, public transportation is slow or sparse.

    The point is the same, it's not possible to just get a bike to replace a car, maybe if you have 2 cars, you can go down to one, but go without is not possible. It's easier to move to a place that allows for it to be honest.

  • You are oversimplifying how these things evolve, it can take decades to get the majority of people on your side to drive change and right now I'm more concerned about not getting deported. Also I'm nearly certain that people never change their minds, it's just that the people that disagree with you die or move away.

  • Can't do that, the infrastructure is not there and it gets really fucking cold in the majority of the country for months at a time.

  • I was also diagnosed with the trifecta as well, it's not unusual and it's usually the ADHD that causes the anxiety that leads to depression, take care of the ADHD and you might get the other two sorted out. Now I don't think I have the same issue you've described but are you currently medicated or in therapy? If not, why not?

  • I'm going to go back to school just so I can get a loan I can default on, are you doing your part?

  • Let's tell them they're next

  • That's just capitalism baby.

  • List of US sponsored coup d'etat

    ​Hawaii: 1893 ​Panama: 1903 ​Nicaragua: 1909–1912 ​Mexico: 1913 ​Haiti: 1915 ​Dominican Republic: 1916 ​Cuba: 1934 ​Syria: 1949 ​Iran: 1953 ​Guatemala: 1954 ​South Vietnam: 1960–1963 ​Congo (Leopoldville): 1960–1965 ​Dominican Republic: 1961 ​Iraq: 1963 ​Brazil: 1964 ​Indonesia: 1965 ​Ghana: 1966 ​Cambodia: 1970 ​Bolivia: 1971 ​Chile: 1973 ​Argentina: 1976 ​Grenada: 1983 ​Panama: 1989 ​Haiti: 1991 & 2004 ​Afghanistan: 2001 ​Venezuela: 2002 (Attempted) ​Iraq: 2003 ​Honduras: 2009 ​Libya: 2011 ​Ukraine: 2014 (Disputed/Supported) ​Bolivia: 2019 ​Venezuela: 2026 (Operation Absolute Resolve) ​Hawaii: 1893 ​Panama: 1903 ​Nicaragua: 1909–1912 ​Mexico: 1913 ​Haiti: 1915 ​Dominican Republic: 1916 ​Cuba: 1934 ​Syria: 1949 ​Iran: 1953 ​Guatemala: 1954 ​South Vietnam: 1960–1963 ​Congo (Leopoldville): 1960–1965 ​Dominican Republic: 1961 ​Iraq: 1963 ​Brazil: 1964 ​Indonesia: 1965 ​Ghana: 1966 ​Cambodia: 1970 ​Bolivia: 1971 ​Chile: 1973 ​Argentina: 1976 ​Grenada: 1983 ​Panama: 1989 ​Haiti: 1991 & 2004 ​Afghanistan: 2001 ​Venezuela: 2002 (Attempted) ​Iraq: 2003 ​Honduras: 2009 ​Libya: 2011 ​Ukraine: 2014 (Disputed/Supported) ​Bolivia: 2019 ​Venezuela: 2026 (Operation Absolute Resolve)

    Why don't you change your country's behavior first?