Hearted Youtube comments on Fads (@Fads) channel.

  1. „Self awareness is useless if you’re not using it to ultimately reach a state of self acceptance.“ such an important conclusion!
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  2. "It's not a 6-day work week. It's just an extra day of work" - Actually what the Greek government said
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  3. This story is getting more coverage than anyone with UHC insurance
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  4. Peter Zeihan says that when we were farmers, children were free labor. Now that we live in cities, children are expensive pets.
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  5. Being self-aware is great until you realise you've been rationalising how you feel instead of actually feeling the emotions, that's what i realised lately in therapy! I still think being self-aware is a great tool and personally how I find meaning and fulfilment in why I do what I do :) Not all the time though, sometimes you have to stop reading between the lines and just let go a bit!!
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  6. 6 days a week is nutty. And people are still wondering why the continent is “swinging to the extremes”
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  7. Okay, I get it. Delayed gratification is when you set a condition to get something done before you have the reward. That's really smart. It's like you're training your brain to want to do work because there's a reward at the end. Like in a video game where you level up for performing certain actions.
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  8. Hearing that dating app corporations are suffering in the stock market is one of the rare news stories I hear that genuinely makes me happy
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  9. My grandpa always joked how he would just go to prison when he could no longer work so they would feed him for free
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  10. We have not had any capital left for sixty years. Economic growth has just been creative re-branding of debt to private bankers. It results from the inflationary conjuring of that debt out of nothing.
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  11. Why can't a non-profit make an app that is actually meant to be deleted? Not everything in this world needs to be run by for-profit companies, you know.
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  12. "give me a break" BRO GIVE THOSE KIDS A BREAK
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  13. “The life in prison isn’t necessarily good, it’s just better than what people are living on the outside” that statement had me mentally exhausted. This is so disappointing 😭
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  14. "Don't forget to tip your landlord" has always been the most cursed statement I have heard landlords unironically say 🤮
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  15. How is it possible for someone to openly advocate for child labor and still be an active politician?
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  16. Guys in case you didn't know, most of the time people here work an illegal 7/7 work week with 10-12 hour shifts and the extra 2-4 hours daily and the weekends are without insurance and most of the time unpaid as well. The current work trend right now is: wait for tourist season, go to an island where you will stay in a moldy hole with 2-5 other people, work until the end of the season in the mentioned conditions and pray you don't get sick cause you will be fired since they don't want you not working. The pay is barely if at all above the minimum wage and you constantly get yelled at and insulted by not only the entitled tourists but also your superiors. And people here wonder why all our young leave this place never to return
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  17. No there's not "labour shortage" - there's a shortage of people wanting to be exploited at (or even below - with trickery and threat of being fired etc.) minimum wage and that is a GOOD THING! Just like quiet quitting bad jobs (so doing the least amount possible while looking for better work!)!
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  18. In 1788 France just prior to French Revolution, approximately 2% of the population owned 45% of the property. Today the top 3 people in the USA (<~0.000001%) own more than 50% of the property. But wait that's not all, in both cases the wealthiest are largely tax exempt and contribute very little to our governance. That means the tax burden is on those who can't really afford to give anything, rather than on those who have plenty to spare. So do with that information what you will.
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  19. The irony is I don’t get shit done in the office
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  20. One thing to keep in mind when we come across stats or graphs suggesting that, "diagnoses of X disorder have been increasing rapidly (oh no!!!11)" is to consider whether people are actually developing such disorder more often or whether the disorder is simply being better understood. The criteria for many psychological conditions has drastically changed in the last few decades alone.
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  21. I work in Ottawa. I intentionally do not spend any money downtown in protest of the Chamber of Commerce and Ottawa Board of Trade lobbying to return workers to offices. I haven't spent any money there for ~2 years now, and I will keep doing so until remote work comes back. If it never comes back, so be it: my money stays in my wallet.
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  22. in my experience talking to people on dating apps feels very shallow. it’s discouraging because as much as I dislike dating apps, meeting people organically feels more and more difficult
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  23. I hear from some older folks in my neighborhood, they would rather go to prison than be homeless in the winter. At least this way, they have a better chance to survive.
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  24. All the science aside, it's still a really good idea to decrease or give up using social media or any instant gratification in your life, you shouldn't do it for 24 hours, do it rest of your life and it'll make your mind more clear, calm and happy. (I'm not saying that you should never use any social media, do everything in moderation.)
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  25. The strangest thing is that the internet feels as empty now as the real world. Everything's pressed into a corporate corset of sorts. It's near impossible even to find anything on Google anymore. The best chance to find something real is to add "reddit" to your Google search, just to have a chance to hear from actual humans.
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  26. I keep applying and no one is responding. Fake jobs are a scourge that are killing us.
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  27. I kinda disagree with " a lot of our emotions occur for no reason...." i believe there is always a reason that we just don't know. idk if it's just me but i believe that there's always a reason for every thing but we shouldn't stress ourselves trying to find one. there will be times that we won't clearly know why sth happened or why we feel the way we feel but that doesn't contradict the fact of the existence of a reason. I see your pov and I really enjoyed the vid although it's kinda odd for you not to have many subscribers !!!!!
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  28. Lmao. "Holding out for the unicorn role" is hilarious whsn most companies are holding out for the unicorn worker to even hire, let alone treat like a person
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  29. If this analysis is performed in the EU half of landlords would be behind bars
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  30. One factor that might have been overlooked is the general feeling that many western nations feel like they are moving in a direction of becoming lower trust societies. When average people see high profile public figures blatantly get away with bad behavior, they are more emboldened to act poorly as well, as terrible behavior is more and more normalized.
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  31. If there's one thing you know about ADHD, it should probably be this: yes, everyone experiences the symptoms, but people start to seek serious help when these smyptoms interfere with their lives. You can forget things and not have ADHD, you can have trouble focusing and not have ADHD. But when someone constantly forgets things and have so much trouble focusing that they can't even finish a school that is otherwise not difficult for them, then they need some extra help.
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  32. Don't be ashamed. The incel community exists because our culture has a serious flaw, not you personally. Our culture has no rite of passage, especially for young men. It only really cares about skimming off the most 'successful' youth, according to its own needs, and could not care less about the rest. Just like it doesn't care if you fall through the cracks as an adult. The way culture reacts to the incel community, with condemnation and hostility rather than a desire to understand it, demonstrates this. It is just one of the many examples of where our culture turns a blind eye to its OWN failures.
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  33. I worked in retail for over ten years, in my induction they said if you as an employee stole a lollipop you would be instantly fired. Eventually it was discovered that they had not been paying over time correctly and they had to pay me $5000 in back pay, only because they were caught. It's a crazy double standard
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  34. The implication of child labor is that it leads to even worse declining birth rates.
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  35. "Don't kill Cringe, kill the part of you that Cringes" - IDK
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  36. we’ve all been through a certain phase we don’t wanna talk about
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  37. "Corporations aren't stupid"... I wouldn't be too sure about that. Most of them are slowly chipping away at their own foundations in the blind pursuit of short term profits and the ability to just have power over workers. If things keep being left unchecked, a lot of corporations are going to start collapsing due to having little to no customers down the line. They neither want to pay people good wages, nor run the companies themselves in a way that properly facilitates long term stability. There are a number of reasons they want people to return to the office, and very few of them are because the people at the top are smart.
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  38. There was an article in Canada saying something like "Greece did the 6-day work week, could it work for Canada?". My immediate reaction was F--- no. They talked to some economist that thought it would help Canadian "productivity" and might be good for us aka the Economy (all hail the Economy!)... but how are they measuring "productivity"? Where is the data and the research? Greece has just done it and they don't even wait to see how it goes before trying to push it elsewhere. I hope the workers revolt and can push for something better. Workers deserve dignity, we are humans, we deserve a life that isn't ONLY work. Workers rights are human rights, and we deserve more.
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  39. I've been working hard for years to create an honest and sustainable business for myself, and recently enrolled in a "self-employment boot camp," which has been good for some things, but something that has struck me as being insanely problematic about it, is that we jumped right into marketing and vision, values and mission, without once even mentioning ethics. In fact, this whole part of the course boiled down to "find and say the buzzwords that will manipulate people into buying your things." At no point were we required to be honest or to address our environmental, social or economic problems, yet we were pushed to using buzzwords that would suggest these were things of importance to us. And I suspect that this is true of all business courses, so it's no wonder that nearly all of our "green" revolution is turning out to be nothing more than endless corporate scams, and why we're seeing such a rise of toxic businesses like Theranos and Hyperloop.
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  40. On the scamming I think one big thing that's pushing people towards it is getting scammed yourself and trying to get justice. The police wouldn't even let me file a report because it was under a certain amount meaning I couldn't do anything to get my money back. $1,400 may not seem like a lot, but when your bank balance is -$1,400 it's a really big deal. When the police refuse to even call it a crime why not become a criminal?
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  41. "They didn't actually interview any NEETs, but they did interview people who worked in HR." I'm not a NEET but this was baffling to hear. Had the Fortune magazine been around during the French revolution I'm sure they'd have interviewed Marie Antoinette of all people about the situation and there would have been a hitpiece about those "pesky peasants".
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  42. Easy answer: starting wages are not high enough to cover rent, healthcare, junk car, and food. So it's not even viable to accept the job.
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  43. Nice reddit post. Also, the free money most people talk about in the saying "you just want free money you lazy bastards", is the pension, house and medical treatment.
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  44. You should link with Gary's economics, he's been desperately trying to hammer this home for years. It's key to any positive change in living standards and no governing parties are addressing it
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  45. Am I the only one impressed by just how much effort went into this video, how much effort it took to make it look so effortlessly? The visual representations of the things he talks are clips he took of himself, he could have just downloaded this stuff on the internet, but he chose, “if you want something done right, do it yourself.” Bravo bro!!
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  46. I've watched over a dozen other reports/rundowns of this incident from mainstream media and youtubers alike. Your video, without question, was the most succinct, informative and memorable out of all of them. Well done. Keep making stuff, cause your stuff is good.
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  47. I'm not going to lose any sleep over advertisers getting fleeced by bots lol.
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  48. Slowly becoming cyberpunk without the cool future tech
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  49. Another thing to be noticed is the total lack of politeness in dating apps compared to real life conversations: when you're in a dating app you're no more a person but just a talking photo, the slightest imperfection instantly transforms you in something to be discarded without explanations needed. And this happens in the occasions where you're actually able to start a conversation, which as we all know, are ever more rare
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  50. Remote work also kills the auto industry. If people aren't driving to work, they use less gas. This kills any and all reasons for freeways, highways, and how our infrastructure has been built. Remote work makes decades of policies look incredibly stupid in hindsight. And instead of adapting to the change, they would rather have everyone go back to how it was and worse.
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