Things that bug me
What’s Left episode w/ Jameela Jamil
We don’t even realise how right wing the world actually is. We’ve accepted so much of just how we live our lives today is like normal. They’re proposing an alternative and somehow that’s being made out to be quite extreme.
What’s Left episode w/ Jameela Jamie
It’s specifically really destructive in a society where we have built people’s entire identities around their jobs
I’m very indifferent to people who ask for empathy from everyone when they haven’t done the same for everyone. On a good day, you discriminate, threaten and insult people who are different from you, like they don’t deserve to live. On your bad day you’re demanding their sympathy/empathy? What kind of joke is that? What rights do you have?
Let’s be
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Besides the expected, like water pollution and air pollution, she also talked about how some operations that keep AI going are taken up by foreign labour at very low costs and in a very undignified way.
Why people just keep using all the AI tools for fun. Have to ask ChatGPT for every single question. If it
... See moredislike when people equate Asian American books with Asian books.
Many books by authors in the Asian diaspora just give me his weird feelings. Partly because some of them often romanticise their cultural roots and misrepresent Asian culture and people in Asia.
Why do some HK people think others have the right to complain only when they have it worse than us? Yes, we’re being treated in a wrong and unjust way. But why does it mean people in other places have to keep their mouth shut if the wrong they suffer isn’t as bad as ours? We want things to improve for ourselves. We should measure against the ideal,
... See moreThe new episode of Hasan Minhaj Doesn’t Know with Atul Gawande
https://youtu.be/aZmQJ9rKC6s?si=LOYtBmPtrMuFaenu
Not trying to be arrogant but I do take pride in how I came across international issues. Learning about global issues from research, often from the perspective of those who are less advantaged and from the perspective of solving
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