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Some lady next to me at the airport was crying hysterically, she got up, came back with McDonaldâs and she stopped crying the second she started eating

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A sea of Hong Kong protesters giving way to an ambulance.
These people are not rioters.
Two millions of HKers took the street on 16 June 2019. While Police refused to let ambulances pass, protesters let them like the crossing of the Red Sea. It happened more than once.
actual footage of me walking to class in the morning

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[edit]: i canât even believe i have to say this but terfs if you even fucking look at this post i will stomp you to death with my hooves
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the idea that humans are a garbage species is so obnoxious no one talks about the peaceful parts of history and prehistory because they arenât as exciting as us killing each other but um homo sapiens have been doing awesome things all over for a long timeâŚ.we survived the fucking ice ageâŚwe made it through the sinai desertâŚ.we shared the savana with big cats before we ever made a weapon, we wove baskets from literal plants and halved blades from flint to handles we made, carved harpoons from bone and fought megafauna for our loved ones, cooked food and took care of the elderly and buried our dead, painted pictures and shared stories, built homes from clay and mud and straw, made instruments so we could dance and singâŚit is so easy to focus on the negative and i get it ok we are in the middle of a mass extinction event that specific humans are at fault for but listen: they donât want you to remember it hasnât always been like thisâŚwe were and are so much more than evil
Vicarious Trauma is bursting into tears 4 hours after an interview for literally no reason.Â
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As a Brit, Iâd like to remind the world that we invented curry, itâs our unofficial national dish. We eat it more than anything else and you can go into any of our fish and chip shops and get curry all over your deep fat fried foods. That whole white people thing is just the USA. I think we exported all the people with no taste which might explain a lot.
As an Indian I can assure you that weâve been eating curry since 2000 BCE so go take your colonialism elsewhere.
Did this guy seriously try to claim curry is a British food?
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Idk the story on this but remember invisible illnesses exist! Some people may look okay on the outside, but are actually in a lot of pain!
yea i was actually just really hungover

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IN THESE TIMES
Youâve been fired. According to your employerâs data, your facial expressions showed you were insubordinate and not trustworthy. You also move your hands at a rate that is considered substandard. Other companies you may want to work for could receive this data, making it difficult for you to find other work in this field.
That may sound like a scenario straight out of a George Orwell novel, but itâs the future many American workers could soon be facing.
In early February, media outlets reported that Amazon had received a patent for ultrasonic wristbands that could track the movement of warehouse workersâ hands during their shifts. If workersâ hands began moving in the wrong direction, the wristband would buzz, issuing an electronic corrective. If employed, this technology could easily be used to further surveil employees who already work under intense supervision.
Whole Foods, which is now owned by Amazon, recently instituted a complex and punitive inventory system where employees are graded based on everything from how quickly and effectively they stock shelves to how they report theft. The system is so harsh it reportedly causes employees enough stress to bring them to tears on a regular basis.
UPS drivers, who often operate individually on the road, are now becoming increasingly surveilled. Sensors in every UPS truck track when driversâ seatbelts are put on, when doors open and close and when the engines start in order to monitor employee productivity at all times.
The technology company Steelcase has experimented with monitoring employeesâ faces to judge their expressions. The company claims that this innovation, which monitors and analyzes workersâ facial movements throughout the work day, is being used for research and to inform best practices on the job. Other companies are also taking interest in this kind of mood-observing technology, from Bank of America to Cubist Pharmaceuticals Inc.
These developments are part of a larger trend of workers being watched and judgedâoften at jobs that offer low pay and demand long hours. Beyond simply tracking worker performance, it is becoming more common for companies to monitor the emails and phone calls their employees make, analyzing personal traits along with output.
Some companies are now using monitoring techniquesâreferred to as âpeople analyticsââto learn as much as they can about you, from your communication patterns to what types of websites you visit to how often you use the bathroom. This type of privacy invasion can cause employees immense stress, as they work with the constant knowledge that their boss is aware of their every behaviorâand able to use that against them as they see fit.
Lewis Maltby, president of the National Workrights Institute at Cornell University, tells In These Times that the level of surveillance workers are facing is increasing exponentially.
âIf you look at what some people call âpeople analytics,â itâs positively frightening,â Maltby says. âPeople analytics devices get how often you talk, the tone of your voice, where you are every single second youâre at work, your body language, your facial expressions and something called âpatterns of interaction.ââ He explains that some of these devices even record what employees say at work.
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Stop this.
This was reported by both the Guardian and the Independent so itâs very much a reality
so not to be marxist on main but the workers need to seize the means of production