u/CaptainEcho789

I have heard about the whole situation with recaptcha, so I wanted to know how to minimize the chance countering them as much as possible

I hear people keep saying they do but I can't find any sources that state it.

A lot of the advice is framed in a way like there is something fundamentally wrong with you if you don't take this advice or the advice doesn't work for you. They usually constantly imply that your self worth is defined by your ability to achieve what they are trying to get you to achieve. In general they tend to make me feel more anxious and inadequate rather rather then motivated. It's made worse by the fact that most of the advice tends to be so generalized that it's just not helpful to most people.

I have heard a lot of people say it is the viewer's/reader's responsibility to not get demotivated, but to me that's really weird. There is nothing stopping them from giving advice in a more uplifting way. Not getting mentally effected by this type of talk WHILE listening and following what they tell you to do requires level of mental fortitude that I do not believe people should be expected to have. And that's ignoring the fact that most of this advice is targeted towards mentally ill people.

Sorry the post got a bit ranty at the end. I am just starting to wonder if it's worth engaging with this kind of stuff even if there is some genuinely helpful advice.

Haven't seen the devs mention it anywhere. Are they gonna try bypass the restrictions, end support for the apps or something else?

From what I know, all plants need the same types of nutrients and resources. Shouldn't that mean there should only be one species of plant in a given ecosystem that has driven all others to extinction? How do different species avoid competition with each other?