i don't know who needs to hear this but in order to become a better person, you must first realize how horrible you really are. not in the dramatic sense, but in the quiet ways you sabotage yourself, repeat unhealthy patterns, hurt people who care about you, or tolerate what wounds you. you cannot grow if you keep pretending you’re innocent in the story you created
@BellularGaming Microsoft is trying to push VA for every games they have in France to accept feeding their voices in AI, they refuse to work under those conditions, so Microsoft is firing them and announcing no french VO
@MGecko117 Both testers for bugs and precise points and user feedback are important, although I'm going to say companies making people pay to gather user feedback is a shameful practice
Am I showing “conflict” on the helmet?
I’m showing athletes who died since last Winter Olympic Games .
By which details did he determine that the helmet is showing a conflict?
The whole world sees ‘memory’, but he sees a conflict?
@dayoungvillain Given how long the game has been said to be in development, I think it might hold up, though I'll definitely be careful about it too and wait for the first reviews
A member of the Russian Democratic Party was detained after having his microphone turned off amid a series of anti-war statements.
Grigory Yeremeev called for an end to the war, which has been a failure and now just a grinding of human lives, further stating that Russia's GDP is only 2% of global GDP while NATO nations represent over 50% of global GDP.
Yeremeev has been arrested in Samara and facing two separate charges of discrediting the armed forces and a second case under the article on abuse of freedom of mass information under Article 13.15 of the Administrative Code.
@SFRCdems@SecRubio It's been 9 years since we doubted our alliance, and during four years when you had leeway, you did fuck all. You're not our allies, you're potential enemies and we'll treat you like such for the rest of this century. Should've acted against the issues when you had the chance.
@aaanashiy Yeah ! It's taught early on in psychology here in France too, to show how psychology started and how unethical it went for a long time. It's a good thing to show it early on, psychology is nice nowadays but its first few decades were nightmarish ( Both in Europe and US )
@gescol@soigomaa@grok It is yes, and since it was done on only one child ( thank the gods ) , the results couldn't be used to form any kind of reasoning. So it was essentially wasted time, resources and destroying a life for nothing, given we already knew this would happen.
@gescol@soigomaa@grok If you need more details, Albert had traumatic answers to everything looking like a rat to his subconscious mind for the rest of his life. Also a lot of anxiety and anger issues probably caused by it. Also experimented on without his mom's agreeing.
@mhmck Apologies for the question ( and the possibly confusing language since I am french ), but could you share the source saying France will not supply SCALP ? I did not hear about that at all and I would like to know more
Thanks in advance, have a lovely day
@soigomaa BUT listening to what they actually suggested to do is the dumbest thing you could ever do. They were mad men, who discriminated as much as they could and considered every sacrifice tolerable as long as it wasn't one of them. They were not genius, they were monsters.
@soigomaa For the record, Watson was also the man behind Little Albert's experiment, which pushed a child to be deeply traumatised for the rest of his life. These people were not ethical, and were deeply problematic. Studying them to understand where psychology comes from is good but (1/2)
For thousands of years, babies slept with their mothers. When they cried, they were attended to. Then two men came along: Dr. Holt and John B. Watson. They said babies should be trained. That babies had to fit the assembly line schedules of their parents. "Newborns must cry to expand their lungs," they claimed. "Simply let them cry it out." And that's how the "cry it out" sleep training method was born. Watson treated babies like experiments. "Never hug or kiss your child," he wrote. "Shake hands with them in the morning." After all, mothers needed rest, to attend to their husbands and households. Watson had four children. Three attempted suicide. One succeeded. And we still follow it today. Because once you convince a mother to ignore her baby's cries, you've broken something primal.