@chrislakin This seems to be one of the main ways functional spiritual communities work, actually. Many people who are devoted to opening up surround and observe one another, picking up โone-shotโ after โone-shotโ at a remarkable rate due to the sheer density of liberated behavior.
Every time somebody winks at me I take a detailed mental journal of the context so that someday I may finally understand when and why itโs appropriate to wink at people
Change your passwords. Use a password aggregator or keep a notebook or something, but if you have the same password for everything, thatโs a ticking timebomb for the next year of your life to be a war with hackers.
Hey fellas! If you have the same password for everything, START CHANGING THEM. I never thought it was a huge deal, but my account details got leaked in a couple data breaches a little while ago and now for the past year Iโve been dealing with hackers nonstop.
And I donโt even know if this sort of thing is happening with anything else I use. Luckily thereโs nothing else I use thatโs that personal, and social media is pretty good about cyber security, but you gotta wonder.
I think, perhaps, one of the biggest reasons people with ADHD get hooked on video games so hard is because theyโre an easy way to feel competent in a safe environment, and feeling competent is a nourishing experience weโre easily deprived of in the modern world.
.@AOC: If you're calling for an end to unrest, but not calling out police brutality, not calling for health care as a human right, not calling for an end to housing discrimination, all you're asking for is the continuation of quiet oppression.