A co-worker had the hypothesis that it (being more prone to anger/aggression) is because your car is like an extension of your house, in a way it's a bit like your moving home, so you feel more vulnerable and it makes you much more nervous about everything outside of it.
This explanation makes sense for me, but I never liked driving so who knows.
Then we somehow aren't experiencing the same kind of summer if you think 30 isn't worthy of air conditioning, unlike most people here.
Never had 30 in a city have you ? In a full office without air conditioner ? Or a train ?
30 planned today in the north of France, it was already 25 at 12h, I dare you to say it's not that hot, especially for freaking October. Those aren't so bad in rural areas but in cities it tends to be quickly suffocating.
That's one of the reasons I don't want kids, if anything like that happened to them, some people would die and it wouldn't be pretty.
Finished it yesterday, can confirm, while it's not on par of course, it's a great game and an amazing tribute to old JRPG.
So it is a gross misunderstanding of the term, sad.
Calling all of these "pseudo science", shows a gross misunderstanding of either the term, or the subjects mentioned.
Depression isn't equal to all the things you compared it to, and saying that none of us can change no matter how hard we try, maybe shows that you're the first obstacle to it.
I wish you luck and for things to get better.
My fellow human, you're either depressed, and you should seek help, it will do you great good, or you should start looking into some personal growth wisdom.
Both aren't easy paths, but they're well worth it.
Very surprised that A blind legend didn't make it here, among all those suggestions.
While you're overall right, DOS 2 is a terrible exemple for that.
Calling them just "fighters" is downplaying. Calling that a simple "culture", instead using the proper call out like I did, is downplaying.
You telling me to engage and then baffled that I "dig" is making you look like them more and more.
It is technically "culture". It is far from being only that though, and you somehow chose the least incriminating word to describe them.
That is baffling imo.
Point being that simply calling it a different "posting cultures" isn't just semantic, it's downplaying what they do.
We shouldn't downplay racists, genocide deniers and trolls.
Go check what's happening on shitjustworks instance currently and say that again. It's absolutely not just a problem of "posting culture", that's downplaying who they are and what they do.
They're just straight up toxic 99% of the time and they don't seem to want to do anything about it. It's a resounding echo of a sentiment on most Lemmy instances that it is how they act and yet, I still see weird and factually wrong takes like this.