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macrocarpa
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Esp 180k years ago
I don’t live in the us so I can’t comment on any change that has been or not been.
I do know that privilege itself obscures experience. Compassion and empathy are built on experience. Therefore expecting someone who is privileged to have compassion or empathy to those without the same privilige is unrealistic. They have to be shown, or brought to a point where they can align their experience with others.
exclusively cishet white population who are financially well off.
…there’s your problem.
Why would they care? At worst they’re unaffected. At best they’re benefitting. What is their impetus for change?
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Why do so many UK electrical sockets have an on/off switch next to them?
2·11 months agoYes. Welcome to the UK. You will need to adjust to small aggravations such as this. Good luck.
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pics@lemmy.world•My last view yesterday of the US; one-way ticket.
9·11 months agoBe warned, you’re in for some price shocks. Cost of living in NZ is nuts atm. Best of luck tho, it’s a solid place.
After the black Saturday fires in Australia, many home owners who were insured discovered to their horror that they were under insured
The value of their possessions and the repair value of their home had increased but they hadn’t increased the level of insurance coverage to match. Despite suffering total losses, many have been unable to afford to rebuild.
This has been in the back of my mind seeing the LA fires. This is just the beginning. It will take decades for some of these people to re establish.
Wait isn’t it c:\ ?
Vendee global is amazing! I feel like it’s the closest thing to a pure “all rounder” sailing - solo sailors, robust and well-engineered boats that are just smashing it every condition and loving ayvoace as well. I’m subscribed to their updates on YouTube.
So as to the madness of the americas cup - if you look at the sails they each have two wide counter coloured bands on them. when doing boat testing they use upwards facing LIDAR on both sides of the boat to calculate the best sail shape, live, and adjust accordingly. I feel a bit odd about that, I think trimming is one of the fine arts of sailing and to see it automated out is a bit sad. But if you’re doing 45 knots on foils, I guess the fewer jobs the better.
Hey did you follow the americas cup this year?
What did you think of the wingsails / twin skins / no boom configuration?
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What does masturbating or having sex physically feel like to you guys?
1·1 year agoPer some of the comments above - add urgency, being in / not being in control, exertion are all part of it.
Finishing a half marathon
Attending a concert with 20k other people and singing one of my favourite songs at the top of my lungs
The 30 to 40 seconds after my first experience scuba diving
Surfing, believe it or not. - the feeling of being picked up and pushed forward at the same time, then being in control / out of control and elated at the same time
Dancing in darkness to uplifting music, sometimes even exercising in the dark
Riding downhill trails in the dark (wirh headlight of course)
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What's the most manipulative thing you've ever done?
6·1 year agoBingo. I think that’s the key to it - if you do it with the intent of getting something from someone, people will work that out pretty quickly and resent it. It comes over as being…greasy.
If it’s done from the perspective of having genuine interest, care and empathy it makes it easier to work as a group.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What's the most manipulative thing you've ever done?
20·1 year agoYep. There’s people that want to keep distance at work and don’t appreciate it. Just have to respect that and leave them to it.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What's the most manipulative thing you've ever done?
56·1 year agoNot the most manipulative but
Keep a log of the birthdays, hobbies and names of spouses and children of colleagues, managers, team members and customers.
I learnt this from a guy who did executive search. People remember you, when you remember what is important to them.
When I’ve lead teams it’s one of the first things I find out - note down when someone says “yeah Gary that’s my hubby, he’s super into gaming”
- Gary (husband.)
- likes gaming
When you’re a manager, your teams families, partners and friends know your name. Reciprocating that - learning who is important to them - is really important.
Yes
However without experiencing the previous version of bad there isn’t a frame of reference, so whatever bad experience is now is the bad experience
Guys…
Take a deep breath
Be thankful for what you have
Be compassionate for others sharing the same experiences
You will feel better.
It is that simple.
This is very much how I feel in leadership



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