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r@recombobulating.bsky.social |
The idea that it's wrong to bring up a problem without also presenting a solution comes from advertising and sales. It's useful if your aim is a comforting and appealing narrative. It's toxic as fuck if you want to actually fix anything.
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G's Inevitable Flash Sideways
@gennisaisquoi.bsky.social
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I think it's less comfort-based & more competition-based. I try to remind my kid all the time that it doesn't matter who caused a problem, only who is able to solve it. Anyone trying to "climb the corporate ladder" clings to a problem until they can provide the solution.
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Public Universal Ally
@returnofmccarthy.bsky.social
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solution: break problem
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☭ Comrade ☭
@nowarbutclasswar.bsky.social
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It's abusive behavior
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🏳️🌈A hand-made tortilla chip in a world of Pringles.
@jimyoull.bsky.social
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i’ve had to defend / push back against this mindless retort far too many times. “what you’re doing is obviously wrong.” “no, i don’t know how to fix it but neither do you. this is going to take more effort than you’ve put in so far”
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