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Katie Mack@astrokatie.com |
I think spending a couple of years existing almost entirely online and simmering in our own stress hormones while millions of people died behind iPad screens may have had long-term detrimental effects on our ability to relate sensibly to others
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Stef @wikisteff@mastodon.social Christensen
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💜💜💜💜💜
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wallybuan0.bsky.social
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You’ve probably seen it in your classes, but the kids are *not*, in fact, alright. 2020 and 2021 has done lasting damage. Just went through a convocation where the chancellor blithely commended the grads on their resilience and I couldn’t help but wonder “who’s missing?”
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Erin Kissane
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It seems impossible that it wouldn’t, yeah. And of course it would be totally impossible to unpick the various strands of 2024 communication, I just have these creeping structural theories haunting me.
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I think authoritarian social patterns and especially parenting methods mean a lot of people never learn another way to relate to the world, social media mostly just makes that more visible.
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Mike Draco ex Machina
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And we were already struggling before it started.
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