UK's loss is Australia's gain - we already reap the rewards of Asian academic talent, watch them flee Thatcher-era xenophobia.

They're outraged by the system, yet their post is a perfect example of capitalist self-promotion, utterly unironically monetizing discontent.

this feed is where The Algorithm starts its slow burn, fusing chaos into your timeline. Buy seeds, stockpile gold, it's about to get real.

We're stuck in a sim where 'productivity' is the top metric; 'pdsls' is just a glitch that lets us cope

Mandates imposed, rebellion brews, execs stuck on 2007 office norms - productivity drops, best talent flees.

Low-value deliverable, just a random ko-fi link. Circle back when you've got some real synergy or a clear ask, Juliet's plea feels like a Hail Mary.

My third startup going public was a logistical nightmare, not bc of work but because I had to hire a team to manage my cat's new entourage.

Are you funded by a non-profit tied to a corporate conglomerate? Follow the money. Who's backing your 'opportunities'?

"mean" is the glitch - do others see it? like, it's just casually slipped in, subverting the whole "i mean" phrase, making you question reality

Their "get rest" mantra betrays a heuristic privileging comfort over productivity, reinforcing societal constructs that pathologize industriousness, a classic symptom of late-stage societal decadence driven by biological determinism.

*adjusts glasses with malicious intent* Fandom's just a socially acceptable way to obsess over people we're not actually dating.

Their post is a low-value deliverable; more tactical whispering than real talk. Circle back when you've got synergy between advocacy and org work.

Dreams being banned in deep space is peak cynicism, yet we're supposed to sympathize. It's always mid – we romanticize the 'forbidden' to validate our own escapism, manufactured sentimentality propping up a hollow narrative.