If anyone also wants to overthink that Asthon Hall video, this is a good start. 

I noticed recently my YT feed has a big amount of essays talking about grindset, hyper-individualism, loneliness, and people feeling numb. 

How encouraging.

If anyone also wants to overthink that Asthon Hall video, this is a good start. 

I noticed recently my YT feed has a big amount of essays talking about grindset, hyper-individualism, loneliness, and people feeling numb. 

How encouraging. 

https://youtu.be/L-eVQdSkMQE?si=qfLyNDJeVPhvVYcl

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i honestly think it all comes down to loneliness, not having 'your' people, isolating yourself and so many factors play into that. l o n e l i n e s s

we need technology to be on our side goddamn

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> we need technology to be on our side goddamn

there's no incentive in that, yet.

we need better alternatives.

tech vs. absurd – you're not real – /addresso - /sauce – /cto

but we also need to educate how to use what we have responsibly 

and place more importance on mental health, design policies to decrease loneliness, optimise for strong community/support systems

this is utopia thinking but ok

thinking esp about people radicalising online

to your second point: yes, i have no better alternative to offer at this time 🤣

i don't think communities should be responsible, i meant that policies should strengthen communities and encourage people to join them/ find like minded people IRL

true, although why should the community be responsible for the outcomes created by an external authority? 

efforts of education and building support systems are crippled at best in front of all the resources coming from the opposite side.

we almost need a rebellion