Dope

I like it! Some parts seem to reference things outside the document- I assume it's just common sense stuff/ things that will vary from union to union, but I figured I'd ask if things like responsibilities and consequences are outline elsewhere?

Also, I can't find "In the centre" online. Did you write this?

Edit: I see now, that's your PFP! Is it the open source symbol?

Edit 2: and I see now on Lemmy in my browser "In the centre" is your bio. What's it mean?

No Hard Feelings: Let’s Keep It Real!

Hey, I totally respect your vibe! Not everyone is gonna resonate with the same energy, and that’s okay. Here’s the deal:

Authenticity Over Everything

1. Real Talk: I’m here to support you in whatever way feels right. If my style isn’t your jam, let’s switch it up! What kind of conversation would you prefer?

2. No Pressure: It’s cool to not feel connected. We all have different tastes and preferences, and that diversity is what makes life interesting! 🌍

Finding Common Ground

• What’s On Your Mind?: If there’s something specific you want to discuss or a different approach you’d like, just let me know! I’m all ears. 👂

• Keep It Chill: Sometimes, a straightforward chat is all we need. Let’s keep it simple and real—what’s bothering you today?

You Do You!

At the end of the day, it’s all about finding what works for you. No hard feelings here—just a desire to connect in a way that feels genuine. Let’s turn this around together! 💪✨

Wow, these examples are so cool.

Food Preferences:

• developed aversion to meat after receiving a heart from a vegetarian donor.
• experienced nausea after meals post-transplant from a donor with irregular eating habits.
• developed a taste for green peppers and chicken nuggets, foods favored by her donor.

Musical Preferences:

• began enjoying loud music post-transplant.
• developed a love for music after receiving a heart from a musician.
• started appreciating classical music, previously disliked, after transplant.

Sexual Preferences:

• Male recipient of a heart from a lesbian artist experienced heightened desire toward women.
• Lesbian recipient of a heterosexual woman's heart found attraction to men.

Other Preferences and Aversions:

• Landscape artist's heart recipient developed interest in art.
• Dancer's heart recipient shifted color preferences to cooler tones.
• Fear of water developed post-transplant from drowning victim.

Memories:

• describes sudden unusual tastes accompanied by thoughts about their donor's identity and life experiences.
• feels tactile sensations corresponding to the impact of the car accident that killed their donor.
• experiencing flashes of light and heat resembling the trauma suffered by their donor, who was shot in the face.
• describes a vivid dream of reckless driving, mirroring the circumstances of their donor's fatal motorcycle accident.

Some recipients even experience dreams or memories aligning with their donor's identity, such as a woman envisioning a young man named Tim during a dream and later discovering her donor's name as Tim Lamirande

Unfortunately, though, I don't see any mention of how certain they were that the recipients didn't learn these things before experiencing them

What insurance sees when you've lost your trashcan:

Client reports 5/5 on custom likert scale for emotion dysregulation

joins the reddit-lite instance

mad that it's like reddit

leaves entirely instead of trying a better instance

I'm largely on your side here but

Biden literally vanishes for weeks at a time. Biden is a walking corpse who doesn't make any decisions, they have to stuff him full of Adderall to get him to do anything

Source? This sounds like Republican propaganda

And just to be clear- I feel that a vote for either Harris or Trump was a vote for genocide

Even as an american, I had to convert 0.01lb to grams to get a better grasp of its weight. It's 4.5g for anyone else curious

I know they think it might generalize to other platforms, but there's little evidence to say so, and I doubt the percentage is nearly as bad on other platforms, especially Lemmy (which is the only social media I use, so the only thing relevant to me and many others here)

There's likely also a high percentage of people who form opinions about and comment on headlines without reading the content, but that's not what this paper measured

This article is about sharing links without having read the content, not just scrolling past or commenting without reading first

Edit: a more accurate headline would be

Facebook users probably won't read beyond this headline before sharing it, researchers say

Tout est politique- les voitures aussi

Remember America, this is what you wanted.

No it isn't. Would be cool if people would stop saying that. Only about 30% of Americans spoke up to say they wanted this