Humans evolved to pay close attention to danger,
but today that instinct is being overwhelmed by an endless supply of bad news from around the world.
Researchers say the answer isn’t to stop following current events
—it’s to build healthier habits around how, when, and where we get our news.
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quer @… berichtete über angebliches Lehrer-Fehlverhalten an Viechtacher Schulen. Die 'Belege' stammen von AfD-Stadtrat Martin Fischl und Nadja Demuth – laut Antifaschistischem Infoblatt einst Vizepräsidentin der rechten Bürgerwehr 'Vikings Security Germania'. Konkrete Beweise? Bisher Fehlanzeige. Journalismus sollte Quellen einordnen, nicht nur zitieren.
Warning: The following isn't a lecture on morality. This is a desperate hope to help us break the cycle, change our habits, save money, and move toward a tech ecosystem that actually respects you.
Let's step back 5 seconds and think about why:
- YouTube ads get longer and more frequent until you're "forced" to buy Premium
- Free apps that are so restricted they’re barely usable unless you upgrade
- Hardware storage tiers designed to trick you into s…
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Without yet applying power, I have a suspect, and a new quest to find a part only exotic in this century. My hypothesis is when the signal clip on the "overdrive" phono socket came free, it could dangle touching a ground. Unreasonable because there shouldn't be any voltage on input wires, but that dangling clip could have touched anywhere, and falling over in the car (with a thump) likely didn't help.
Now, a new quest for a part not costing more than the part itself. I might have one in a crate of audio junk bits...
Oh and I now have 4 extra 3A 30mm should there be need 😊