Economics doesn’t seem as big of a thing as the other 3. Anyone who’s nerdy enough to talk economics without making it political could probably have a pretty good discussion. I vote we change it to Elephants. Religion, Abotion, Politics, Elephants, or Rape.
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5·29 days agoWho gave the mouse a cookie.
I get mostly naked in private. I get naked in mostly private. Mostly I get naked in private.
beats to concentrate/relax to
3·1 month agoOuts there anything you can get done to address the long Covid symptoms?
Don’t knock witchcraft like that. I have more faith in our witches than those pedalling energy-based solutions.
2·2 months agoMy job, my home, good coffee.
Got to look smaller. A good cup of coffee? A friend that hears you out? Being grateful for Lemmy where you feel like you can be yourself?
61·2 months agoThumbnail looks like a really confused Canadian flag.
Thatcher too while we’re at it.
Strong baby Billy vibes agreed
Ohhhhhh I had never put two and two together on that
Exactly!!!
No Such Thing as a Fish. Made by the fact researchers for the British show QI. Hosts are intelligent and have good rapport with eachother. Light hearted, interesting, something I can zone in and out of a bit.
I like Legal Eagle (lawyer gives some good context for current events especially), Some More News (deep dives into social or political issues), and Plain Bagel (finance). I’m not a big YouTube person but these are literally the only three I’ll go check if they have new content.
Me too and got my diagnosis which at least put those incidents into perspective and gave me help that would actually make a difference instead of just trying to judge myself into “being better” or “normal”.
Great article actually. Thanks for sharing.
4·3 months agoThey said 15% globally but I imagine this looks vastly different depending on local culture.
The growing consensus is that true workaholism encompasses four dimensions: motivations, thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, says Malissa Clark, an industrial/organizational psychologist at the University of Georgia in Athens. In 2020, Clark and colleagues proposed in the Journal of Applied Psychology that, in sum, workaholism involves an inner compulsion to work, having persistent thoughts about work, experiencing negative feelings when not working, and working beyond what is reasonably expected.
Medically assisted suicide is pretty widely accepted in Canada, in my experience. Pro non medically assisted suicide or young suicide is different, maybe.