I think its because of there has been a perversion of responsibility.
Like, it's super normal for bosses in the US to require you to come to work during incliment weather, and you don't get paid if you call out, and rent is already barely affordable. Then you hit an icy patch and slide into a BMW.
I wouldn't feel responsible, for one. I didn't want to drive in this, but I am because I don't want to be homeless. It's my boss's fault for not paying me enough to miss a day of work, but the court doesn't agree.
For two, if I accept responsibility, I am now on the hook for all the cost of replacing a BMW, and possibly medical bills. If I'm struggling to pay rent, where is that money going to come from?
Why is it "responsible" to abstain from medical treatment so I can afford to pay for theirs? Why should I have to lose my job because I'm out a car too, but can't afford a beater because I've got to buy them a new BMW? How is it fair to have a lifetime of debt, with no way of repaying it, because I was operating under duress?
As a counterpoint, I used to memorize everything and not write anything down. Then I got a serious head injury (got hit by a SUV going 55mph) and wound up with short-term memory problems. Now I have to learn how to take better notes, which is so hard to do with memory problems.
Asexual is a spectrum. On one end, you've got the people that don't want to cuddle or hold hands, and on the other end, you've got the people that will have sex, but find it about as exciting as brushing your teeth.
Not saying OP is or is not ace, but that the asexual community might have people who align with their sexual preferences.
I dunno. I find that enough movies and tv shows get chopped up into shorts and served to my fyp that it's very similar to channel surfing sometimes. I feel like I've seen most of a few different movies served to me in random order with no context.
Agreed. A lot of things, at its root, is dopamine seeking. Binge eating, gambling, drugs, high risk behavior, anything for a hit of dopamine. We're finding that ADHD brains struggle with dopamine signaling, so it makes sense that you're going to see more dopamine seeking behavior in that cohort.
There's also the wider political angle to consider. The 90s was very safe for media companies to push revolutionary talk, there was no chance it'd actually turn into revolution. Now, shit's starting to go down, and media companies don't want the government to think they're encouraging revolution.
Technically proprietary software, but that's only because the hardware is unique. It might be free, but I can't see the source or install it on other universes.
I think its because of there has been a perversion of responsibility.
Like, it's super normal for bosses in the US to require you to come to work during incliment weather, and you don't get paid if you call out, and rent is already barely affordable. Then you hit an icy patch and slide into a BMW.
I wouldn't feel responsible, for one. I didn't want to drive in this, but I am because I don't want to be homeless. It's my boss's fault for not paying me enough to miss a day of work, but the court doesn't agree.
For two, if I accept responsibility, I am now on the hook for all the cost of replacing a BMW, and possibly medical bills. If I'm struggling to pay rent, where is that money going to come from?
Why is it "responsible" to abstain from medical treatment so I can afford to pay for theirs? Why should I have to lose my job because I'm out a car too, but can't afford a beater because I've got to buy them a new BMW? How is it fair to have a lifetime of debt, with no way of repaying it, because I was operating under duress?