You might be interested in this TED talk:
Rexelpitlum
joined 1 year ago
I don't get the meme... They throw it all in the rectangular hole?
But the thing with the dying bees is just the marketing simplification, everyone involved knows that.
What's your kill count in the trolley problem?
It's not the looking-at-th-screen-thing, but rather the switching-the-camera-on-in-the-first-place-thing, the understanding-anything-at-all-while-the-screen-is-covered-in-people-thing and the not-being-a-total-exhausted-mess-who-needs-an-hourlong-pause-to-function-again-afterwards -thing.
So no, wouldn't be useful, I am afraid.
Have been thinking the same.
I have a serious anxiety when it comes to video calls. My direct colleagues know about it and don't mind, but it is weird when having remote meetings involving other people. This is probably really harming my professional success.
So I was considering trying some Chatroulette like service to get more relaxed towards video calls, but was really put off when hearing about all the offensive sexual weirdness there.
Eyechat would omit that while still being near enough to a classic full-face video-call. I think this might actually work as some kind of exposure therapy. I might give it a try.
Doesn't help in summer...
The article itself sounds a lot more relaxed than the heading suggests.
Nonetheless, this is still stuff for c/fuckcars
"The Neutron has entered the chat"
This actually is a really good modern example and quite relevant!
Poor Eclair
Didn't notice that before, this is sooo good! 😆
She clearly had a nervous bread:
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l often think the same until I actually have a chance to talk to the people in question.
Most times it turns out they are quite similar to me.
You are probably better than you think you are!