I think it's best to encourage people to go see professionals if they suspect they might have a disorder or any kind of illness. But I think it's detrimental to tell them they are just imagining things as this might lead to serious issues flying under the radar.
Let the people decide who studied this.
Alright, please link your peer-reviewed study on this as soon as you were able to prove the generality of your personal impressions.
but it feels like everyone today needs to have some mental illness or disorder
What causes this impression?
You literally said:
Maybe in your desire to feel special
That is condescending.
you've got a better chance of being wrong than you do right
Although that "feels" reasonable, I wonder whether we have actual numbers on this.
it is wrong to want to be spoonfed your computing needs
Why though? It's not like you are building your own OS every time on assembler level, or do you?
Making software more convenient is one of the reasons for having software at all.
That doesn't mean turning it into an "opaque box" where company interests will be pushed. Having a more user experience oriented design in Linux distros can save a lot of time and frustration as well as make it more attractive to average users. Even power users, who work with Linux professionally will benefit.
And it just might start with something as simple as proper documentation of a package.
Shouldn't be so frustrating in the first place.
A lot of assumptions you make there. But go on and live in a world where you think Germans are still Nazis if it makes you sleep better. I'm not in the mood of trying to reason with you about that and get into the necessary details. If you're smart enough, you can take a deep dive into current and recent German society and politics yourself.
And another day of "let's shove all people of group X into one drawer and judge them".
We have all this information available through the internet. Can research even the most difficult topics by some mere hits on a keyboard and a click. And yet, there are still so many idiots. This is really mind-boggling.
I like food.
One could even say it is fulfilling to me.
From what I briefly read, Maslow's hierarchy is an oversimplification and academically disputed or even disproved.
Yupp. It's by far more healthy, has an incredibly positive ecological impact (especially if sourced locally and organically) and for those who are concerned about ethical issues regarding the life and treatment of animals, this is also a win.
Yes yes. Germans are still Nazis. Alright. Never gets old that one.
German police are surely not angles and they need an independent control institution like in denmark. But to speak of "state repression" is a wild exaggeration.
Seems like you speak out of experience. Sorry for you. It’s sad that so many people forget how to treat each other respectfully.
Samsung smart TVs already show a small ad on the home menu.
I wouldn't say that it necessarily expresses a certain opinion towards women. I think a lot of people used it just because that's how it's done. It's a piece history, a "fun" tradition. A lot of people didn't even knew that this was taken from a pornographic magazine.
However, thinking critically about it and considering a lot of good points, it's surely not "fun" anymore and I also think it's better to stop this.
Yes, let's just shove everyone into one drawer and completely forget that some do it for fun, some out of financial necessity, and let's also forget all the problems it can cause when using such an image in lectures, research and similar professional settings. /s
It seems to me that you are approaching this complex topic from an oversimplified view. Human behaviour isn't as simple as you put it.