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Daily Alchemy: a question to think on together

Oct 1

“When did a small moment with a stranger, like a nod or a smile, actually lift your day in a way that surprised you?”

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  • ↳onI Don't Have Toby
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    peteSA·...
    This reminds me of a conversation I recently had where a few layers down they realized they were afraid of being a terrible person and dying alone. And I was like, excellent, it sounds like making peace with being a terrible person and dying alone will free up a lot of energy for...
    personal-development
    psychology
    social-psychology
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    blakeSA·...

    Patience, aka fractal Forming Storming Norming Performing

    Yesterday I was in a circle where someone said something like, "Okay, I’m learning that what I shared (10 minutes ago or something) created more distance and division in the group, and that’s not what I want." I could totally see where they were coming from, with the immediate...
    personal-development
    social-psychology
    group-dynamics
    4
  • ↳onI'm hoping to find conversations about how we get rid of the MAGA nonsense and move forward.byTtolaker
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    The best thing I’ve done ( to "...get rid of the MAGA nonsense and move forward.") is creating real life friendships with people who voted for Trump....
    social-psychology
    personal-reflection
    political-polarization
    1
  • ↳onCities and AmbitionbyMmarcello
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    blasomenessphemy·...
    Austin is so strange. There’s a kool-aid here that strangely perpetuates until it’s not really a koolaid anymore: be interesting, be friendly, make friends, have fun. I think all the people moving here keeps a constant state of excitement and openness....
    sociology
    social-psychology
    cultural-studies
    1
  • ↳onLike is different than trustby
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    annabeth
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    dara_like_sara·...
    I am considering that the "uptrust" is similar to reddit. "uptrust" means yeah i want more of this!” and "downtrust" means "nope, less of that." i thought i wanted a like a button initially, but i notice that I don’t have that same desire when I’m on reddit....
    social-psychology
    online-communities
    social-media
  • ↳onSome Thoughts on Boundariesby
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    say i’ve got a friend Andy who wants to spend every day together hanging out. I like Andy so much that I want to see him once a month. Let’s say I compromise my boundaries and I hang with him a few times a week. I’m not showing up honestly as me, so who is andy connecting with?...
    personal-development
    psychology
    social-psychology
    4
  • ↳onMore People Should DiebyBballz2dwallz
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    blasomenessphemy·...
    I think you’re comparing strange things here. Right now we have to vote for unconsciousness (die in secret) to get over your hump and the cost is people are being shamed to stay alive....
    ethics
    philosophy
    mental-health
  • ↳onI need a new word.byBblasomenessphemy
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    How about spoonless? Spoons are more normally an indication of social energy, so not exactly right, but maybe closer

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    social-psychology
    cultural-studies
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  • ↳onNew structures for family-friends?byXXuramitra PPARK
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    Xuramitra PPARK·...
    Complexity def gets higher and reason why so many of us fall back to default patterns/norms or keep things super small sizes. Some friends of mine turned me towards https://mikikashtan.org/ work that seems interesting....
    economics
    social-psychology
    organizational-behavior
    2
  • ↳onOpen Question Aug 26: Does a shadow cabal run the world?by
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    grellyshoots·...

    The Matthew principle, or Matthew effect, is the tendency for people who start with an advantage to gain even more advantages over time, while those who start with less fall further behind

    sociology
    economics
    social-psychology
    1
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    Xuramitra PPARK·...

    Dead Systems like Money are powerful because we all believe the same thing

    Navigating community, relationships, or anything really that’s complex and has many different perceptions of the object is really hard. But dead things like money essentially have one perception....
    philosophy
    sociology
    economics
    1
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    Saint James Wood·...
    I keep coming up against people who don't understand that there were 75 some million people who voted for what's happening in America & in the world right now....
    social-psychology
    personal-reflection
    politics
    4
  • thugycrookergirl9 avatar
    thugycrookergirl9·...

    When does making a cause feel welcoming actually help it grow, and when does it water it down?

    hi i am mon from tenesssee lost won again great posting

    social-psychology
    activism
    community-organizing
  • ↳onShadows of personal growth culture: weaponized toolkitsby
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    cvbarcia2013@gmail.com·...
    I like this thread. I get annoyed when another person’s method of "checking" is self-serving. For example, a co-worker offers a thought/insight/advice etc., and follows it with "Does that make sense?". Her stem, however sincere, just activates my annoyance....
    social-psychology
    interpersonal-relationships
    workplace-communication
  • ↳onAttraction is out of our control, Microbe overlords are controlling our actionsby
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    dara_like_sara·...
    totally agree. the thing i didn’t reveal above that I wanted to post an extreme perspective on something nuanced to see what would happen with scores. 🤠 generally i think attraction is complex....
    social-psychology
    experimental-psychology
    human-attraction
  • ↳onCOVID Vaccines: is the cure is worse than the disease (these days)?by
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    jordanSA·...

    yeah. I respect everyone’s right to whatever dating filters they want. But i’m not a fan of the trend for people to try to date people who think like them…

    social-psychology
    cultural-studies
    dating-and-relationships
  • ↳onWhy you should post more:byBblasomenessphemy
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    blasomenessphemy·...

    I can hope. I have a sense that the bigger something gets, like the Flow sessions we run, there is an actual effect of it’s dicier to jump in.

    psychology
    social-psychology
    group-dynamics
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