I finished watching season 1 of Star Trek: Discovery earlier this week. (I’m kinda sorta on a chronological order watching of the Star Trek. Though… there’s so much other things to watch as well… And it hasn’t helped that set a goal of watching 100 movies this year. :Z) Last night I watched episode six of Scavengers Reign. It’s one of my favorite recent pieces of media.
I’m interested to learn why you feel you wouldn’t be able “work quickly or efficiently enough.”
The world is filled with all sorts of jobs, with a wide variety of skills, knowledge, willingness, patience or perseverance. Examples of how this can apply: Those that are willing to work with computers, servers, networks, etc, almost always have to have an abnormal level of perseverance with electric machines that don’t always give you a clear diagnostic. It’s not just about one’s knowledge.
Those that work in framing up houses need to have a willingness unlike most jobs, to work in all sorts of weather conditions and work schedules. It’s not just about their skills and levels of each.
Those that work well in clothing design need to grow to have a vast knowledge of how different materials work with or against one another, and on or around skin. (Among other things to know.) It’s not just about how well this color/pattern works or doesn’t work with another.
I hope you find this as encouragement and not a belittling of you. You’re in your early 20’s. And as things go, you are still technically in your ‘New to this plant’ stage. The lack of experiences and knowledge is actually an exciting thing to have. It means (at least to me,) that there are so many personal foundation building moments and experiences to be had.
Also, don’t let one job experience and/or work experience dictate what you can or can not do. You will only find sorrow, self-loathing and despair in doing so, later on. Keep exploring. Keep growing. Keep, moving, forward. No matter how small those movements are and how often you can or are willing to. There is greatness in everyone. Bring it forward. =)
(Never be deterred in asking a mental health professional for help or guidance. Good ones can be found. Also, depression is a Bitch and Anxiety is lying to you.)
Because we aren’t on the community page. I don’t want to scare the others.
!the_pack@lemmy.world would like this.
‘Those penguins won’t know what hit them!’ - Zionist Nutjob
This PSA has the same vibes of the late great Apple Ads 4chan made back in the day.
Exhibit A:
https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/ipad-spoofing/
Exhibit B:
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https://cheezburger.com/110341/4chan-hoax-ios-7-makes-iphone-waterproof
Well… I would imagine you start by seeing if you can survive off a curb, a bed, a trampoline, a bunny jump with skis on, and so on and further.
Hey thanks for finding the OC.
Here’s the product page for anyone interested.
You can tell that it’s nice handwriting because of the smiley face. /j
You’re thinking of this meme.
Both are bears, so I can see the confusion you had.
…Why would you want to poison yourself when the good news comes in??? Personally, the news would make me want to live longer on this planet if he were to die. Hopefully in a federal prison and of natural causes.
I sense that most people don’t realize this is a old meme joke and this format is similar to the Successful Black Man or Dating Site Murderer memes, where there is an intended re-direct punchline in them. At first, people most likely think this is going to be some bigotry meme at the expense of Arab people, but it’s not. It’s a re-direct and reference to an old meme called Boom Goes the Dynamite. If you found this to be in bad taste or the like, I can understand. And that is your prerogative. I know my intent, morals and values, and gave this meme a shot.
That is some weird enshitification right there. Looks down at my 2012 G500 that recently got new mouse click actuators added to it by me. You’re doing just fine old friend! (It could use a new mouse wheel kit though.)
Oh my bad. I guess I forgot to check the recent feed. Have a good one.
I see your point. But I believe there would have been a good chance of it turning out like the U.S. when they finally did away with slavery. (Yes, I know different forms of slavery were drafted and implemented before it was outlawed. However, the sure count of people that were in slavery of any kind in the U.S., greatly decreased the decade following. It’s still morally wrong. But that’s a reality the U.S. and other countries lived and breathed back then.) I would worry that some form of Jim Crow laws would come about, after more Jewish people returned. (This does have me interested in learning more about how the Jewish people were treated over a decade, after the Nazi party fell in Germany. If anyone can point me in the right ‘direction,’ it would be much appreciated.) I’m not a historian, nor Israel expert. But I am a person wanting to learn more about the world’s accurate history.