GaMEChld
@GaMEChld@lemmy.world
- Comment on Modern problems require modern solutions... 5 days ago:
Eh you’re right, they would monetize the shit out of it and make it pay to win like everything else.
- Comment on Modern problems require modern solutions... 6 days ago:
I wonder if there is a fragment of a good idea in there. Maybe a dating app that like queues up men and doesn’t let the next one out of the queue until the active person gets matched to someone.
Though that sounds pretty slow and not enough dopamine in using the app to keep people on it.
Maybe not a single man, but some small amount so it is known that you can’t just screen for the 1% of dream guys. Like it you only get 5 swipes, maybe you won’t be as ready to dismiss everyone immediately.
Whatever, I’m sure there are teams of psychologists working for all those companies that have all this crap dialed in for max profit and engagement.
- Comment on Winning 1 week ago:
That’s just self sabotage talking. Knowing about a problem is step one and it’s what gets you in the door.
Just because you know you’ve got a broken pipe doesn’t mean you don’t need a plumber, just because you know your car is broken doesn’t mean you don’t need a mechanic, etc. There’s nothing wrong with someone helping you being a job. That doesn’t mean they won’t do that job.
The main point of therapy is to get you to look at your circumstances in different ways and provide you with coping skills you may not necessarily have developed. You may even be unaware of whatever current maladaptive coping mechanisms you’ve built up over years of just trying to survive. This is where outside professional perspective comes in handy.
However! That’s not to say therapy is a bulletproof process or that all therapists are good or that every therapist is a good fit for every person. I would liken it to finding your preferred barber or massage therapist or something. Sometimes you just got to try options till something works.
- Comment on This is why we have a defense budget 2 weeks ago:
I dunno, boobs are more pleasant to look at than other crap I see on vehicles.
- Comment on THE CLASS WAR IS BACK, BABY! 4 weeks ago:
It’s simple, we kill The Batman.
- Comment on Please dont feed the creatures 🪱 4 weeks ago:
Could be both! But yeah, I think humans are curious by nature and need to exercise their problem solving muscles, regardless of what topic of interest. An engineer will be solving problems using math and physics, but a musician or a poet will have their own problems to be solved in their respective areas using the tools of their crafts.
- Comment on Please dont feed the creatures 🪱 5 weeks ago:
Life’s a hell of a trip man. I was 34 before getting diagnosed with ADHD, which made my entire life suddenly made sense. Oh, turns out I have narcolepsy too, and I’ve been punished for my sleep patterns and issues my entire childhood. Who knew narcolepsy isn’t necessarily how it’s portrayed in movies?
- Comment on What is happening with Tesla (TSLA) stock currently? 📈 5 weeks ago:
I think the highest I’ve heard someone claim their share price based on actual profitablity was around $100 or so, which is still far lower than current.
- Comment on What is happening with Tesla (TSLA) stock currently? 📈 5 weeks ago:
Do you know what the value should be considering it’s PE and whatnot? And whatever that is, is going to take a dive once the sales impacts are fully felt in the coming quarters. International sales are going to evaporate. Domestic probably as well. Prices going to increase from tariffs and supply chain issues. And competitors are making them look amateur in terms of build quality. Oh and Cyber Truck.
- Comment on Please dont feed the creatures 🪱 5 weeks ago:
Quirk - a peculiar behavioral habit.
Ehh, I’d say it’s probably a poor fit for pedophilia. Maybe the actual act of sleeping with children could be considered a “quirk” but as a sexuality probably not.
But if you’re talking about a My Hero Academia reference, then it’s the shittiest ability I’ve heard of!
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
Hmm, we’ve lost our philosophical heart. Interesting. I feel like I knew this in my gut but couldn’t quite put my finger on it. I like the way you phrased this, I’ll have to remember it.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
“The strain of anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread winding its way through our political and cultural life, nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that ‘my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.’”
-Isaac Asimov
- Comment on What TV series have the best intros? What TV series have the worst intros? 5 weeks ago:
King Arthur and the Knights of Justice
Intro rocks!
- Comment on Not the gift that I really wanted 1 month ago:
Funny, I made the same mistake and was wondering if the watch assists in counting cards.
- Comment on Marc Rober shows why Tesla's camera-only self-driving system is dangerous 1 month ago:
I’m bearish on TSLA, but still saw there’s some controversy surrounding his testing methodology and shortcomings in that video. Was talked about a bit on Philip DeFranco.
- Comment on Is 33 cents a small amount of money? 1 month ago:
I too have ADHD and am impatient. Impatience is not an excuse for financial illiteracy. And a graduated income tax is not complicated. Deductions, credits, exceptions, etc are where it gets complicated. But if he thinks he’s losing money by making more money, then he’s stupid.
- Comment on Is 33 cents a small amount of money? 1 month ago:
Your partner is a moron who doesn’t understand relatively simple math.
- Comment on Roblox CEO tells parents that “if you're not comfortable, don't let your kids be on Roblox”. 1 month ago:
Parents need to fucking parent.
- Comment on Anon fixes their games 1 month ago:
Different mediums. Different perception. Games are a different kind of immersion.
- Comment on 'Mickey 17' Faces Tall Order at Box Office After $19 Million Opening Weekend 1 month ago:
I just saw it, I liked it.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
Let him manage his own sleep. You know, I was punished my whole life growing up for having erratic sleep patterns. Turns out I likely have narcolepsy and need to get tested. I’m fucking 38.
- Comment on This Cybertruck shaped man is destroying our government 1 month ago:
Can’t he just afford liposuction? He looks absurd.
- Comment on Plex ending support for Watch Together 2 months ago:
That just sounds like use whatever works best at the time and switch as needed. Plex worked well for me for many years. But now it looks like the alternatives have caught up or beat it. That doesn’t mean the years I’ve enjoyed it are somehow erased.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
I rescued baby raccoons from a dumpster once.
- Comment on Murica 2 months ago:
Plenty of people do everything wrong all the time. Hungry is hungry and people aren’t going to necessarily change they eating habits if they worked up an appetite biking. They may even eat poorly specifically because they feel they earned it because they exercised.
- Comment on Murica 2 months ago:
Good idea, thanks for that! I really need to do that more often. I do it sometimes, but still keep forgetting I have that handy. Took me a while to remember I had Google in my pocket when smart phones came out too.
- Comment on Murica 2 months ago:
The reason I didn’t discount it entirely was I recently saw a Townsend’s episode on Pemmican and it discussed how the proliferation of that calorie dense food did literally fuel the manpower for entire industries whose productivity can be traced to Pemmican. But that’s old times and I’m sure diet no longer conforms to that reality.
- Comment on Anon investigates a random goth girl 2 months ago:
Know your worth and know where you are valued.
This can sound really deep, but it works for shallow too. I’m sorry girl, but the whore market is saturated and very competitive.
- Comment on Murica 2 months ago:
Well the meat industry is a large source of emissions isn’t it? So if our meat consumption increased due to increased caloric intake, that should have a carbon impact right?
- Comment on Murica 2 months ago:
Interesting, I never knew that was an argument for ebikes, but as you say, if they never break even it’s a moot point. Unless… Perhaps having the ebikes promoted more cycling over driving, then perhaps it changes it enough.