Happiness is not found. It’s not an object, rather a state of perception. The more you’ll objectify and discretize happiness, the less likely you’re to achieve it.
That being said, usually drugs.
On a serious note, two books helped me to understand this mystery a bit more
Are we the great liberators?
You gotta communicate in the language of the listener.
Free gender neutral public toilets, everywhere.
Screw beards, ALL HAIL THOMPSON AND RITCHIE!
Dear sirs, I call bullshit! There’s no \n after the :wq!
Oh sorry, misread exactly this part. I’ve had great experience with ejabberd, maybe worth trying it.
Which flavor of XMPP you tried?
So why won’t he use the AI to discover one?
Good luck Mr. Gorsky
I quit Facebook for good, almost quit Reddit and am enjoying reading more books and exploring fediverse a bit.
Also protectively try to get less and less screen time, using the morning time which usually was lost to doomscrolling to do zazen.
Books.
Well what else can we do when a corporation we have no affection with does weird shit we don’t really care about?
Emacs users rejoicing!
The Blindboy Podcast. An artist from Limerick delivered a mix of sizzling hot takes on a variety of topics, reads short stories from his books, lives interviews with range of interesting guests, or talks art, psychology, creativity and what not. Can be quite eccentric at times .
I am honestly put off by people who really go by Marxist-Leninist schtick. This whole thing reminds of the old anecdote about a dialogue between a jew and God about the Holocaust: “I guess you had to be there”. Seeing privileged white kids run around the internet calling for good old Lenin/Stalin times are no better than bonehead Nazis fighting their own fears materialized as Yet Another [racist slur of your choice].
It’s entertaining for like five minutes, but the joke gets tiresome very quickly.
Ah, another non mainstream source of inspirational knowledge is the Blindboy Boatclub podcast. Over years he produced a lot of episodes on the subjects of mental health and experiences delivered in a very democratic, relatable way. Mixed with crazy hot takes, like how Ney York disco was the original punk for/by LGBT community, seasoned with a thickest Limerick accent and storytelling. Delicious.