Nah, this a moment where in a speed run someone got a bit flip and launched in the air. So it was literally random and not reproducible. And that was kinda sad because everyone wanted to learn that skip.
I also though this was a stock photo right up until you said it's a render. That's impressive work and you have successfully surpassed the uncanny valley :)
Hateful is always a weird word imo because it describes that the Internet is full of hate, and I'm sure there's lots of it. However, the Internet is vast and you will find too much of everything everywhere. So theres platforms with abnormal amounts of positivity and hate, but there's also platforms for weird niches, platforms for scientific discourse and everything.
So generally I would say no to both. Lemmy tends to skew a bit towards Europe and towards elitist but that's a very light skew and I'm still trying to assess tropes you find lots of on here. Well except for reddit hate. But that's historical.
I have learned that communication and empathy between men and between women are very different. Other genders tend to have more complex dynamics.
I think women communicate their empathy more openly. Men usually hide their empathy in gestures or phrases. And I think it's really hard to show empathy as a man and still "conform", and as an outsider it's hard to understand the way men show empathy.
That said I think you are right to some degree (although there is a better way to phrase it, hence the down votes), you are kinda limited in how much empathy you get from men because of the way they communicate. And if they show more, their non-conformity can pose a social risk that can be dangerous to their social acceptance / standing, although I might be speaking from my own perspective here as an AuDHD guy. Turns out when you have autism you are a walking risk so learning this is just a matter of time and risk is baked into every social interaction.
What I'm trying to say is: I think you are right, I think the reasons are very complex but I think bro culture needs an upgrade in that regard.
The police causes more death than the military. And until that changes, we are free to reduce the equipment and revise the training they should get.
There's no good reason for a plumber to have c4. And there is no good reason for police to have armored vehicles. It's not a building, it's just pipes, and it's not a warzone (before the police arrive), it's a city.
Oh yeah and we can absolutely expect police handle lethal encounters. It's a unique job with unique issues and if you can't handle that, get out. You don't get to cosplay military just because you feel too weak inside.
I don't doubt this but now I'm really curious about the numbers. Is it the same on PC? How do women's experience compare to other genders in similar surveys?
AuDHD who did ~3y in therapy. They specialized in ASD as well.
Experience was great - she was a good fit. Imo therapy is 90% having someone give you another perspective on things (if your environment is fked up, they can tell you what's normal and what you can do or if you might be overlooking things they can point them out).
Idk your situation but generally I think ppl are in therapy either for the diagnosis, or because you wanna learn and change. So if you only want the diagnosis, limit it to that. If you wanna have therapy for the rest, first make sure you are ready to take someone else's input and learn from that, but then if it doesn't work, look for other therapists. Some therapists suck, or sometimes you can get stuck with therapists who don't get you.
Ich bin leider ziemlich pessimistisch was den takedown von nudes angeht - wenn die einmal online sind kommst du selbst mit Gerichtsurteil nicht weit genug.
I guess the idea makes kinda sense (although this technology is really bad rn and will be bypassed in a heartbeat - mark my words) but holy shit is this bad for pr. More surveillance was never the right tool for anything and it won't be this time. This a mess,and therefore perfectly resembles the state of the company.
I wouldn't say it's over, in fact there's so many great indie games that are based on only a few very simple mechanics.
I also wanna say the recruitment mechanic in legion was great but the variety of recruits was not. It got boring really quick.