I’m hostile towards telemetry by default because of how much spyware there is in today’s technology. I’ll only allow it if it’s reasonable ( e.g. a GPS getting your location, system diagnostics for software devs ) and it’s consentual.
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Clipper152@lemm.eeto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What are you boycotting right now and why? Are there any Boycotts you've ended?
26·2 years agoI plan on eventually boycotting English as much as I can. Both because of what global English represents, and to counteract the massive international pressure to do everything in English and its consequences.
Clipper152@lemm.eeto
Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•The fact that we aren’t aware of every process in our body means our brains aren’t fully connected with our bodies.
2·2 years agoThe fact that you don’t know what Grimm’s Law is means you don’t actually know English.
That our memories are all we really know and have. They’re also volatile, and are usually changed to support a narrative.
Be careful.
Clipper152@lemm.eeto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What's a scam that's so normalized that we don't even realize it's a scam anymore?
182·2 years agoIndividualism.
Backups of my old computers.
Clipper152@lemm.eeto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What do you do to make the Internet a nicer place?
122·2 years agoForce all social media to become non-profits.
Depends on what “existential dread” means.
Clipper152@lemm.eeOPto
Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•Think you're tough? Try being vulnerable.
1·2 years agoNice whataboutism.
Clipper152@lemm.eeto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•How do I learn to detect logical fallacies in a conversation?
2·2 years agoIt helps to remember that the mind is not a truth machine, but a survival machine.
I recommend learning some psychology. The more you know about how the mind works, the easier it is to understand and spot logical fallacies, both in yourself and others.
Edit: also, you should practice those critical thinking skills instead of just keeping them in theory. You could apply them to past situations, for example.
Clipper152@lemm.eeto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What does an ideal world look like to you?English
42·2 years agoI’m autistic too.
My point isn’t that autistic people have a single, utopian personality, but that we’re generally less susceptible to certain social/psychological phenomena that tend to make societies shittier.
Clipper152@lemm.eeto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What does an ideal world look like to you?English
99·2 years agoA world where all humans are autistic.
It wouldn’t solve everything, but at least there wouldn’t be room for chronic reification, useless charismatic narcissists, Cartesian dualism, etc to become big issues like they are in our world.
Neither.