Ludrol

joined 2 years ago
[–] Ludrol@szmer.info 10 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago) (1 children)

Do you start to see results right away, or are things slow at first?

It's slow. Super slow. I have questioned the efficacy multiple times, but still after months of hard work on my part there was some progress. It was hard to see but there was some progress.

What’s it like? Is it warm and fuzzy, or cold and analytical?

It's not warm. It's not fuzzy. It's not cold, and it's not analytical.

There will be a lot of empathy, and just like medicine, that has a bitter taste, there will be pain, but it will be good for you. Best description I could provide is a scenerio where you need to perform a surgery on yourself but the best surgeons of the world have come up with a procedure to save you but they are on the phone. You can't put yourself under anesthesia, but you have time to learn how to be a surgeon by practising on yourself.

[–] Ludrol@szmer.info 1 points 2 weeks ago

There is one unreleased exploit (As far as I am aware) that one could wait for the release in some undetermined amount of time.

 

The self-immolation, the most non-violent form of protest, no longer works. After Aaron Bushnell that I have heard about, there ware two more attempts that I didn't. (Matt Nelson and Samuel Mena Jr)

Recent events have shown us that violent protest still works, but it got me thinking; When was the last time someone resigned from position of power due to social pressure?

I have this hunch that shame worked in the past, but now PR departments and relentless pursuit of money has removed social acceptance from an equation.