Stop complaining, just get back to work
Stop complaining, just get back to work
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I stubbed my toe against the table and am now filled with great purpose
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Whenever I apply for a job, I just get a whole lot of resilience. How can be get less resilience?
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You just need more perspective. Have you tried landing a job? That always helps me feel less resilient.
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Corruption = networking with benefits
Theft = Self-gifting
Murder = reducing the competition-
Management harassement -> motherfucker, I love being tortured.
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My obstacle is CEOs enriching themselves at the expense of the workers. What would you say the opportunity is?
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Solidarity
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Best answer. The more violent options miss that violence without solidarity will never work out. But solidarity means you might not have to use violent options in the first place.
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Reviving old technology? Free food and/or fertilizer? Climate action? You name it!
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Pain is the purpose? unsupervised ai slop
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I saw this pop up on my "all" feed and I was very annoyed until I saw what community it was posted in.
LinkedIn is getting too close to reality, the people there almost seem real.
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Your purpose is PAIN
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I've kind of suspected that tbh.
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My wife decided to be spontaneous yesterday, and I felt a great deal of purpose!
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I tried to lift 100kg but didn't have enough Struggles. That's how the formula works, right?
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No pain, no gain!
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I think masterclass posts like this are an opportunity to feel happy about the state of the world today.
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Tell me you only know five words that start with "S" without telling me that you only know five words that start with "S".
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And yet it's not bad advice.
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It is, because it discourages you from making things better for yourself.
You're being told that being miserable is actually good, and that if you're not satisfied with it then it's your own moral failing.
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I mean, the CEO is right, but they assume that you will apply these things to the job that they are paying you for, rather than applying them to your own life, like getting an education or finding a better paying job.