@bughuntercat@infosec.exchange YES I AGREE! BUT be careful not to fall for the same circular statement spread or vicious circle... of not caring or not using what people think towards positively realising a better way!).
Because it's almost impossible to say or assume "people don't think" (as a human they must) but yes I agree to what depth etc. So that is part of all our challenge inside humanity as I'm sure everyone has this in many departments of life (ignorance, over-protectiveness, lack of courage, fear etc) as it's hard to do everything or watch others do it BUT most do a few things really well / caringly / positively, so while it's good to not care /so much/ I think all is useable to realise the *why* and what can be done even indirectly.
So *we all* need to work on corralling education or whatver nicely and in better context so it's not just people taking what hurts them as a solution for as not caring.
It can help for spam or professional haters (etc) but not for more real people than that which by far we individuals can say most people are. Even racists online in person were more normal in their everyday life. It's just a human reaction or screen to bypass... and reconnect.
Again I think it's more of emotional statement to say I don't care or I don't need to know what you think (like those other people do!). But by far one of the main tasks or at least things to keep in mind... as negatives often help steer us or send us signals for what isn't working. Again professional haters aside but this could be see a bit like that is the short point.
You might prefer those others not to say that also ! Avoiding stalemate basically.
And more finding the way that thinkings and contexts allow for better results... but using negatives is underestimated (like a complaints department can make things better)... that's part of what I do here.
It's essential since we are so isolated now and more people born into "it" (whatever that is for each of us causing traume / needing therapy of some sort WITHOUT EXCEPTION)
-freeschool
