u/Altruistic_Wear5678

talking both through online platforms and IRL spots

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what skills or people or dreams would you gain or achieve

I'm interested in knowing non-religious people of this city

Please message me if you have time and thanks!

It seems like one of the most laziest judgements are like "this person studied a lot so they must be smart", and "this person studied little so they must be dumb". I've seen a lot of people pursuing careers either away from their academic journey, or without going much through university and seem smarter and sharper than those with PhDs.

If anything I'd like an answer on why people like to put lazy labels (of smart and dumb or any) on basic assessments (going to Uni/Having high GPA)

When it sure is impossible to have time to get to know everyone A to Z. I feel like such assumptions are misleading most of the time yet people continue to make them

android devices are a lot more superior while staying considerably cheaper: better camera quality, absolute freedom with apps and even the phone OS with some phones (You can root it so there are almost no limits to your device), a UI that you can modify without having to change the OS, long term security support, headphone jack 3.5mm, SD card slot, early support for USBC

and on iPhone end you get just: slightly better compatibility with other apple products and well baked pictures for social media (android still takes superior pictures but may require experience with most phones)

so I really can't help but think that people either buy iPhone cause of their familiarity with the UI or to show off some sort of status and neither of these are beneficial as the first shows lack of adaptability with products that offer more freedom and better features at a lower cost and the second shows insecurity

I feel like with all the spreading negative news around the internet of crimes, people have developed some trust issues, and would easily turn down genuinely good people only cause they are too good to be true or for the slightest hint of ill will (that usually turns out to be just a misunderstanding), and this is mostly caused by how social media spreads terrible news which leads to ppl becoming more cautious from everyone who is a stranger to them.

so how can people deal with or limit this fear besides just reducing their social media consumption?

I gained 1 or 2 hours of my day, and less anxiety not having to deal with an all seeing god 24/7, let alone a lot of fiction jargon and unreasonable rules for a lot of the daily habits.

do you also feel like you have more of your day after you have left?