Post BAV9VfrP7KSzC1IeXY by kilostere@varishangout.net
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(DIR) Post #BAOHjGDO2TlcVl62fg by LukeAlmighty@gameliberty.club
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@Flanker Don't forget about the other option. I take photos for free on my quite expensive camera, because I can. My job payed for it, and I love it...But, the rage I get from photographers who want this to remain their exclusive space is wild 🤣
(DIR) Post #BAOHkMXxyydKRHFRBo by CobaltSasquatch@nicecrew.digital
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I don't care about boomers anymore. Strip their social security and jam them in the suicide booth. They're literally not happy unless modern young people are going through the hell they lie about going through
(DIR) Post #BAOHv9BQ0b6aB4qNQO by LukeAlmighty@gameliberty.club
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@Flanker And to the real core, this was obviously written by a person who has no conceptualization of the fact, that every single road, building, event, or technology was at one point someone's passion project.
(DIR) Post #BAOlGRHqn9ex4rMDSa by bleedingphoenix@wolfgirl.bar
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@Flanker you can tell no one here is reading the article.>This desire to optimize is fueled by metrics and digital record-keeping. Letterboxd (for movies you’ve watched), Goodreads (books you’ve read), Backloggd (video games you’ve played) and Beli (restaurants you’ve visited) are just a few of many popular apps to track hobbies. “As soon as you put a metric to something, people want to maximize that metric, even if the metric is nonsensical or not real,” Inzlicht says.>But these extrinsic measures also reduce the pleasure we derive from leisure over time. In other words, “it feels like a job,” Inzlicht says. By putting numbers to hobbies or posting about them online, “you’re making it an obligation to yourself and, ultimately, it will undermine your performance,” he continues. As Alfie Kohn argued in “Punished by Rewards,” praise causes people to lose interest in the task itself, turning play into work.>Yum is conflicted by the performativity of hobbymaxxing. “If you didn’t post about your book, did you even read it?” she jokes. “Actually engaging in hobbies, or reading outside of your phone or computer, is becoming a status symbol,” she adds. “You’re intellectually rigorous and different from the Gen Z stereotype. It makes you appear to be more ambitious and smart.”the article is arguing that hobbies are being turned into metrics and performative posts for social media. that is objectively true especially on places like tiktok.
(DIR) Post #BAPFnK71U8f90TtCb2 by CobaltSasquatch@nicecrew.digital
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Alternative headline: HOW FUCKING DARE THESE YOUNG KIDS MAKE MONEY DOING SOMETHING THEY LIKE!!! YOU NEED TO BE WORKING 80 HOURS A WEEK AT THE BALL AND SOUL CRUSHING FABTRY
(DIR) Post #BAPFnKPoMHgvwkgCsi by CliffSecord@nicecrew.digital
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>YOU NEED TO BE WORKING 80 HOURS A WEEK AT THE BALL AND SOUL CRUSHING FABTRYAll the more reason I walked out at Boeing to go into business doing shit I enjoy.Best decision I ever made.
(DIR) Post #BAV9VfjxZ0Vmovohw8 by SuperSnekFriend@tsundere.love
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@bleedingphoenix @Flanker Damn, the reality sucks even more. :gura_pain:
(DIR) Post #BAV9VfrP7KSzC1IeXY by kilostere@varishangout.net
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@SuperSnekFriend @Flanker @bleedingphoenix i see it everywhere :chocola_wha: when i mention hobbies irl people immediately ask for social accounts or "how much money do you make doing that"they :mind_blown_boar: when i tell them i do it for the love of the gamesome dude i met couldnt comprehend why i got a single piece of merch for myself instead of scalping a ton to resellwhy are people soulless, are they stupid :awoo_disgust:
(DIR) Post #BAV9v8Qk22Lx2Zy9hY by Kagekokoro@varishangout.net
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@kilostere @SuperSnekFriend @Flanker @bleedingphoenix thank you for reminding me to retake my crochet hobby, found myself a little project to work on today!