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Sky Render 1 year ago

Sometimes I think Friday by Heinlein should be mandatory reading. It's dated these days, but it paints a future where the US was divided by corporations using social influence to get everyone hating everyone else. Despite being written decades before the internet became a thing, it also predicts the rise and fall of the internet. Fascinating read.

27points

El Dee 1 year ago

Yes, people are worried about public toilets, sports and how trans people will use/interact. Who cares? They are PEOPLE!! But even if you were worried they are a tiny number. Yet according to the far-right they are lurking around every single corner to corrupt society lol! No, they aren't. They want to go about their business with no fuss, unlike the Karens..

17points

Rostit . 1 year ago

Its just more proof that the people crowing about pronounces and drag queens are the most gullible of the population. It has always been and always will be the ruling class versus the rest of us.

14points

Julius Zuke 1 year ago

Culture wars have been taken to the extreme, dividing churches, schools, libraries, and politicians--basically our whole fabric of society. Since when did everyone have to be 100% right? Major distraction. Stay in your lane and let others do the same.

10points

Saint Tim the Godless 1 year ago

Pick the right battles for the moment: sure, it'd be nice if everyone could use the bathroom they want. But when they're taking away your right to marry who you want, control over your own body, and legalizing discrimination, THOSE are the things we should be screaming about.

9points

Melody Valek 1 year ago

Those things are not mutually exclusive. Why are you acting like the bathroom bills were not the attempt by the right to drag their hatred into the spotlight so that they could eventually start denying trans people care? This is all the same issue.

2points

Eric Schultz Saindon 1 year ago

Absolutely meant to sow division and distract, but we do need to worry about the extremism by the American right that shouts anti-lgbtq rhetoric and others specific groups, otherwise you get fascism.

8points

Nina 1 year ago

Hear, hear!

7points

Rostit . 1 year ago (edited)

this is always the way. Here is the truth that even a right wing conservative should understand. theyre-cut...-heads.gif

6points

DarkGlassSphere 1 year ago

You don't get kinder to other people while told so. You get kinder, when you have time to raise your head and see, what actually happening. When your life, not stolen for somebodies indecent wealth. Not be a marionette of someone. Opportunity to be best yourself and not to be wasted, that what makes you kind.

2points

diana king 1 year ago

IVE BEEN SAYING THIS FOR YEARS NOW.

2points

Blackstone 1 year ago

Honestly, this is so encouraging to see this at the top. The culture wars are very very loud and sometimes it feels like I'm in the minority thinking that it's mostly a bunch of BS meant to divide and keep us down and focused everywhere but where we should be. All the drama that I see in media isn't reflected in my community, with my neighbors and the real people I interact with. I truly believe the majority people are just trying to live their life in peace with everyone else.

1point

Eggsncabbage 1 year ago

I'm not a big fan of people being dehumanised, whether they're the rich, drag queens or rich drag queens. Once you've dehumanised a group of people you give yourself the excuse to act inhumanely towards them.

1point

Matthew Thompson 1 year ago

Only a p**n in their game.

1point

Anouk Badwolf 1 year ago

indeed. this whole pronoun thingy is only relevant if someone in your environment has issues with it, for example they are trans otherwise none of us should really care about a celebrity's private issues

1point

Terry Rex 7 months ago (edited)

It's a conspiracy of the billionaires and wannabe billionaires in the political field. Make every one angry at each other so they can steal us blind. As in Biden and his corrupt Democrats in office now

0points

lakitha tolbert 1 year ago

Its also about causing exhaustion for those on the receiving end of all the hate too! It keeps you constantly fighting to be respected rather than fighting the classism that creates the false problem.

0points

Cheeky chicken 1 year ago

I want to print this on 12ft banners and hang them everywhere x

0points

mikejaz2 1 year ago

PREACH!

0points

Bevo Nostro 1 year ago

There are plenty of boogeymen for them to use because there is no evil idea that is not present in at least one incarnation somewhere on earth 24/7. But when the culture warriors describe a threat using words like "always", "never", "total", or "major", step up and challenge them to provide details because they are now exaggerating or lying to you.

0points

DumDumDoo 1 year ago

This! Almost to the point of being evil.

0points

R Z 1 year ago

While that is definitely true there's other distractions out there as well that keeps us from paying attention to the truth. But the distraction part works so well It will work every time. So sorry people we're all doomed already

0points

Pauly Donahue 1 year ago

Hundreds of years too late

0points

Amy Semenov 1 year ago

I think Title VII protections are actually pretty important...

0points

Jestinna Welch 1 year ago

Wait, why do these issues have to be mutually exclusive? That s**t is just as important to some people as tax breaks/cuts, and border protection. These are ALL issues that need to be addressed and ALL PEOPLE deserve to have their voices heard. That's why it's supposed to be "We the people," not "we some of us people." EVERYBODY HAS THE RIGHT TO STAND FOR THEIR BELIEFS AND ADDRESS THEIR CONCERNS.

0points

Jestinna Welch 1 year ago

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SMuggi NOLA 1 year ago

How about we worry about all those things?

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Steve Robert 1 year ago

And it's working just fine!

0points

Sparks 1 year ago

OMG - YES! Let's all shout this out loud.

0points

Sue From Michigan 1 year ago

This. So much this.

0points

HolyDiver 1 year ago

Do you understand the irony of your post? You are literally taking a stance on one side of the 'culture war' and saying the other side is wrong 🤣

0points

Glenn Amaretto 1 year ago

Always remember - follow the money 🤑

0points

Melody Valek 1 year ago

There is no culture war. The fascists are attacking certain groups' right to exist at all and those groups are fighting back. Sorry if you can't tell what the right side is and won't help us put it to an end.

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Rostit . 1 year ago

at least you prove you have no idea what that word means since it literally has nothing to do with the post.

7points

leolawilliams5859 , Tima Miroshnichenko Report

29 Things People Try To Warn Others About But They Don't Listen The fact that we need to pay our teachers more these are the people who are teaching the next generation and we pay them a mere pittance of what they are worth. They need to be able to support their families and we do not pay them accordingly.

Final score:

242points

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BC 1 year ago

As a teacher of 20 years, I have to say that this depends on where in the world you live. Some countries value education and their teachers as fundamental components of their culture and lifestyle, and pay them accordingly. Some don’t.

51points

29 Things People Try To Warn Others About But They Don't Listen Keeping their kids away from social media for as long as humanly possible. They are too young for the 24/7 drama.

snunley75 , RDNE Stock project Report

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222points

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Nina 1 year ago

Nicely worded. With social media, especially with kids, you're never "offline" so you don't get a rest. The apps are created to be addictive and with developing brains it's worse.

48points

Allfunandgaymes , Ivan Oboleninov Report

Quite a few of the ignored risks covered on this list have to do with our health. That’s one of the most valuable things that any of us possess, so we thought we could flesh the list out with more information about some of the most serious public health risks people face today.

29 Things People Try To Warn Others About But They Don't Listen Sleep deprivation.

That s**t'll kill you. Slowly. Painfully. Insidiously. Your body will wear out. Your mind will waste away. You will be sick all the time. Your judgment, self control, and emotional continence will fail with astonishing regularity. You'll develop cognitive decline in your 50s or 60s that shouldn't happen south of 80 or 90. It will destroy your quality of life.

Final score:

179points

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Carla Campbell 1 year ago

Don't drive if you're sleep deprived.

38points

29 Things People Try To Warn Others About But They Don't Listen Escooters are becoming more and more of a thing. I see kids zipping around town no helmet.

WEAR A F*****G HELMET. I might look goofy but if go down at 40mph I won't get brain damage or die.

ComplexPackage117 , Brett Sayles Report

Final score:

156points

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Nina 1 year ago

I'm glad they're mandatory now for every scooter over here (Netherlands), not just the faster ones.

36points

29 Things People Try To Warn Others About But They Don't Listen The way you speak around your children

My mother once reffered to my little sister as chunky and said they'd have to cut back on her diet

And I had to stop and remind her that was the exact sort of thing that my dad and his gf said to me that caused me to develope an ED

ted_dyy , RDNE Stock project Report

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155points

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Tammy Kirks 1 year ago

I'm 57 and STILL dealing with being taken to Weight Watchers when I was 12. I was a bit chubby, but when puberty kicked in and I grew, all that "baby fat" was gone. Diet culture is beyond toxic!

50points

Alcohol use, though mentioned on this list, is worth expanding upon. Some studies suggest that very moderate alcohol consumption can be beneficial, but many people use a bit too much. Tens of thousands of deaths every year are attributed in various ways to alcohol, from accidents and violence to a number of related illnesses.

29 Things People Try To Warn Others About But They Don't Listen How fundamentally AI is going to change our society. It's going to be bigger and more disruptive than the internet and we are still only at the very early stages. Things are gonna get real weird real fast but funny AI says silly things haha so nobody listens to me.

kurtums , Pavel Danilyuk Report

Final score:

150points

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Sally Signup 1 year ago

I'm kind of freaked out by the game mods for Skyrim that are being made with voice-synth AI. I've tried a couple of them and can't tell any difference between the actor's originally recorded lines and the faked ones. So now if there is a sample of a person's voice out there, they can be digitally made to say anything you want. With the deep-fakes and voice synthesizing, it's going to be hard to believe anything you see on the news.

55points

29 Things People Try To Warn Others About But They Don't Listen Antibiotics. It's imperative to follow the prescription and finish the bottle. I've known people who stop taking them when they start to feel better and save the rest of the bottle for "the next time I'm sick"

PoeJam , Polina Tankilevitch Report

Final score:

148points

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Emma London 1 year ago

And that's a way to ensure that you'll only heal partially, develop a resistance towards that antiobiotic and to antibiotics in general, and in the future you might catch a hospital bacteria, nothing wil work against it and you'll die or end up disabled.

36points

29 Things People Try To Warn Others About But They Don't Listen Buzzed driving, is drunk driving.

anon , Element5 Digital Report

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135points

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Pattie B 1 year ago

I'd also add talking on the phone while driving. Some studies indicate it's as dangerous as driving with a BAC of 0.08 but plenty of people who would never drive drunk are more than happy to yammer away on their cell phone while driving.

44points

Food safety can be more important than many believe. Those who aren’t severely harmed or even killed by food-borne illnesses can still be seriously sickened, causing usually easily avoidable suffering.

#10

29 Things People Try To Warn Others About But They Don't Listen Wearing sunscreens.

Surprisingly, more people hadnt got a grasp on how important it is on our skin in the long run.

canonelise , Mikhail Nilov Report

Final score:

133points

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BC 1 year ago

I’m a pale-skinned Aussie. If I stick my arm out of the car window in summer I can literally feel my skin cooking. SPF 50 people!

55points

#11

29 Things People Try To Warn Others About But They Don't Listen Wear your seat belt. It's like the old PSA goes: whether it's down the street or to the moon, buckle your seat belt.

lukas_the , Kelly Report

Final score:

111points

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Rens 1 year ago

I had to talk to my friend the other day about how stupid she was by not using her seat belt. She said it was too uncomfortable to wear... And to be honest, the way she drives is frightening; I always feel like I'm white-knuckling when I ride with her because she drives too fast, doesn't stick to her lanes, gets easily distracted and doesn't pay enough attention to the road. She claims to have passed an advanced driving test...

22points

#12

29 Things People Try To Warn Others About But They Don't Listen Listening to music so loud on your headphones that I can hear it. This happens at the gym and it’s all the young high schoolers listening to their music so loudly. Gonna blow their ears out eventually

Big-Routine222 , Marcelo Chagas Report

Final score:

110points

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Phandom Apostolis 1 year ago

Tinnitus sucks, protect your ears. Once it starts, it WONT stop.

70points

blockem , Oregon State University Report

Depending on the quality of care where you are, healthcare-associated infections can be a serious risk. There isn’t much that most patients can do to avoid this risk when in the care of medical professionals, but when relevant, be sure to carefully follow all hygiene and care instructions to avoid catching serious preventable illnesses.

#13

29 Things People Try To Warn Others About But They Don't Listen Microplastics

Final score:

110points

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Freya the Wanderer 1 year ago (edited)

We absolutely must develop alternatives to petroleum-based plastics - alternatives that biodegrade. Plastic is killing our environment, and us.

38points

#14

29 Things People Try To Warn Others About But They Don't Listen I’ve spent the last year teaching at various schools in the LA area, grades 3 up to seniors in high school. I can not emphasize enough the effect of cell phone use on young people. Many of the high schools I go to don’t even make a legitimate effort to make students put their phones down. There were theater games I’d play with seniors in high school where I would have to explain the simple rules so many times that we’d barely ever accomplish getting through the game. The 3rd graders would get it immediately and play for half an hour. Every single time I’d give the high school kids a simple direction they would look at me for a second and then say “Wait…what?” It was alarming.

duh_metrius , Pixabay Report

Final score:

105points

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Em 1 year ago

Cell phones barely existed when I was in high school and this was still the norm.

9points

#15

29 Things People Try To Warn Others About But They Don't Listen owning a fire extinguisher. you never know how fast your life can change until a natural disaster/fire hits. and yes, it could be you

msulliv4 , Oluwaseun Duncan Report

Final score:

104points

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Emma London 1 year ago

They also sell those to be kept in cars. I bought mine when a car parked right next to mine caught fire.

21points

Having mentioned alcohol twice in this article, we’d be remiss if we didn’t mention tobacco use as well. Fortunately, general trends suggest that more and more of us are becoming aware of the risks. In the US, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention reports: “Current smoking has declined from 20.9% (nearly 21 of every 100 adults) in 2005 to 11.5% (nearly 12 of every 100 adults) in 2021.”

#16

29 Things People Try To Warn Others About But They Don't Listen propaganda/advertising really bother me

I read something recently about an area of research called "consumer neuroscience" which is basically the term they are using for a collection of research and imaging to figure out how best to exploit your psychology to make it more effective to own your attention. Research into psychology should benefit people, not the interests of whoever-the-f**k, but that's where the money is

The reason it bothers me is because manipulating and controlling people is morally wrong, this is obvious in relationships but not from outside. The reason nobody cares is because either they assume it is harmless or they think I am crazy for caring about something that seems so innocuous on the surface

cara27hhh , Negative Space Report

Final score:

103points

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Rick 1 year ago

AI is already being used. Your data is everywhere, being collected and used to manipulate you without you even realizing it. It goes way beyond 'robots will take over'. It is a manipulation of reality on an individual and mass scale.

16points

Dutch Swimmer Goes Viral For Super Revealing Trunks During 2024 Olympics: “Is This Legal?”

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#17

29 Things People Try To Warn Others About But They Don't Listen Overfishing

trex2112 , Tomasz Filipek Report

Final score:

92points

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OhnoI’vebeencensored 1 year ago

Somehow I don't think those old guys on the pier are to blame.

118points

#18

29 Things People Try To Warn Others About But They Don't Listen Alcohol. It is literally poison and your body doesn't enjoy it.

MudhornsRefuge , Tembela Bohle Report

Final score:

89points

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Tracy Wallick 1 year ago

I don't drink, and I never have. It deeply saddens and concerns me the number of people I've encountered who absolutely CANNOT understand how I have any fun without alcohol.

49points

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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“Ma’am I Live Here”: Woman Refuses To Back Out Of Driveway, Learns A Lesson The Hard Way

Drug abuse is another serious issue. Different drugs can have different impacts on our lives, but nearly all of them can cause significant health issues and addiction problems. According to American Addiction Centers, “Drug abuse and addiction cost American society more than $740 billion annually in lost workplace productivity, healthcare expenses, and crime-related costs.”

#19

29 Things People Try To Warn Others About But They Don't Listen Falling.

You can hurt yourself grievously when hitting your head on the ground or on nearby objects. Concussions are nothing to laugh about, no matter your age.

CrankyReviewerTwo , iSAW Company Report

Final score:

84points

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jdtimid123 1 year ago

It's good to learn how to break your fall, if you practice falling on a mat (with someone to teach you) often enough, eventually it becomes habit to keep your chin tucked and hit the ground properly. It might still sting on regular floors and there's always the risk of landing on furniture and break-falls won't do a ton for that, but is far less likely to cause serious injuries. Martial arts classes usually teach it, I would imagine gymnastics classes would too. You could find a video, but have a person nearby in case you do it wrong and hurt yourself until you get the hang of it.

16points

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#20

29 Things People Try To Warn Others About But They Don't Listen Always use fans on your plants when you are growing them indoors!
Especially seedlings.
Plants hate still, stagnant air. They are able to transpire moisture more effectively when the air is moving.
A strong breeze will also keep your seedlings from dying due to damping off.
It also strengthens the stems so that they don't just fall over when you move them.

tricularia , Huy Phan Report

Final score:

77points

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Nina 1 year ago

I'd never heard of this before :o

60points

UnAccomplished_Pea26 , olia danilevich Report

#21

29 Things People Try To Warn Others About But They Don't Listen South American here: Send your kids to English lessons as early as possible.

It's expensive but you are giving them a golden ticket for their future.

Final score:

70points

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Ample Aardvark 1 year ago

And a third language if possible, it's a big advantage!

24points

Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

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Mom Leaves $250k Inheritance To Son, Throws A Fit When Daughter Stops Looking After Her

We all know we’re supposed to brush our teeth, but a proper dental hygiene habit goes beyond this basic step. Oral health is a significant issue for many and causes both pain and suffering and unwelcome expenses! As the World Health Organization reminds us, “Most oral health conditions are largely preventable and can be treated in their early stages.” Make sure to floss and rinse!

#22

29 Things People Try To Warn Others About But They Don't Listen The importance of foot strength. A lot of knee, hip, back issues stem from weak feet/ ankles. People think they need softer insoles but it’s actually making your feet even weaker.

awakami , Kindel Media Report

Final score:

66points

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Haywood Jablome 1 year ago

You can't tell by looking at me, but my legs are uneven, causing me lower back problems. I have to put 2 insoles in my left shoe to compensate or the pain becomes so intense I'd never make it through an 8 hr shift

14points

Woman Refuses To Chip In For Babysitting Because She Doesn’t Even Have Kids, Asks If She’s A Jerk

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“This Breaks My Heart”: People Stunned—And Angry—After Woman Buys Lost Luggage From Airport

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29 Things People Try To Warn Others About But They Don't Listen Recycling. I know many people who are proud of the fact that they litter, despite being college educated. They do not care about the effects this has upon our environment or the animals that suffer from human carelessness. I find it to be a mob mentality; “everyone else litters so why should I change?”

LoopyWaffleman , Robert So Report

Final score:

66points

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TomasL 1 year ago

I have never heard anyone say they were proud to litter. I believe this post is fabricated.

60points

#24

29 Things People Try To Warn Others About But They Don't Listen Saving/planning for retirement.

A lot of my coworkers say they will die working which is a real possibility but if you don’t die, you will need money to survive. One of my coworker is almost 50 and has zero savings, zero 401k and cannot afford to survive on her own if anything happens to her partner.

Cute_Panda9 , Karolina Grabowska Report

Final score:

65points

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Carbonel 1 year ago

The issue is that many don’t earn enough to put something aside for retirement. You can’t save when you already live hand to mouth. Or when your meagre savings get wiped by one or two big emergencies (car engine failure, rotten house timbers etc).

104points

"I Didn't Start The Dryer": Karen Gets Taught A Lesson After Throwing Out Neighbor's Wet Clothes

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Guy Divorced 3 Years Ago Drops Off 3 Y.O. With His Ex-Wife Completely Out Of The Blue

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29 Things People Try To Warn Others About But They Don't Listen Having enough insurance for your home and belongings. Your stuff is probably worth way more than you think, once you start adding it up, and a total loss event will flip your entire life on its end, and if there’s not enough insurance money, it can be impossible to come back from.

We had a total loss wildfire, and were dramatically underinsured. We’re only able to rebuild because a family member could rewrite their will and give us an early inheritance and that, added to our insurance settlement, was just enough to build half the house we had before. Our home will be furnished almost exclusively with things we bought at thrift stores and estate sales, because we don’t have the money to rebuy all that we had.

toomuchisjustenough , Mikhail Nilov Report

Final score:

59points

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Em 1 year ago

Sometimes I think I'm living a relatively normal life. Then I read something like this and realize I've had at least two total loss events, and neither of them was much more than a hiccup because I just don't own anything. Sucked having to go to the laundromat every other day until I could buy new clothes, though.

7points

College Student Does Exactly As Told After Roommates Demand They Keep Their Stuff In Their Room

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29 Things People Try To Warn Others About But They Don't Listen Workplace Safety and proper claim filing for injuries. Too many times I see workers getting hurt due to haphazard working environments, then not filing because they are ingratiated to their superiors and don't want to rock the boat (their excuse). I put safety first people, your job won't care if you lose a limb or a life, they just write it off and keep going. At most you or your family gets a settlement. At the least you may get a plaque or written warning or termination notice, you know just a piece of paper to cement how much they care for you not going after them or for you not being safe.

CheatCodeAWD , Life Of Pix Report

Final score:

55points

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RedCorvette 1 year ago

Isn’t it illegal to terminate people that got disabled due to hazardous working conditions?

12points

#27

29 Things People Try To Warn Others About But They Don't Listen Working safely at heights. I work with people who worry more about sun safety than they do about working at heights greater than 2 meters.

Buford1991 , Kelly Report

Final score:

44points

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Brenda 1 year ago

They should be wearing a safety harness!

1point

leolawilliams5859 , Darya Sannikova Report

#28

29 Things People Try To Warn Others About But They Don't Listen Got to United States is having droughts and that some major states are losing their water supplies but I can never get anybody to have this conversation with me. Droughts I'm becoming more prevalent and big States Los Angeles Utah Colorado Phoenix these things used to only happen in Europe people need to take heat and pay attention

Final score:

42points

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Mariele Scherzinger 1 year ago

(Check your spelling!)

21points

#29

29 Things People Try To Warn Others About But They Don't Listen Damaging their hear with loud music, tv...
They all put it on my sound sensitivity but the walls are shaking 🫨

Purple_Mousse_4950 , JÉSHOOTS Report

Final score:

36points

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cah 1 year ago

I did this when I was younger, just got my first set of hearing aids at 60.

14points

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Will Cable 1 year ago

The switch to smart phones. I'll explain, everything is changing so you need a phone, not just a regular phone but a smart phone, parking a vehicle, need an app, banking, need an app, dealing with government department, need an app, All it takes is one little issue and the who system shuts down. I know people love their smart phones, I have one but there are things I will not do with it.

6points

Clearly sunny 1 year ago

I'm so sick of everything requiring a phone or app. Can we rewind to a simpler time?

3points

John Harrison 1 year ago

What is an example of "one little issue" that will shut the whole system down?

1point

Lara M 1 year ago

I hate to be that person, but: wear an N95 mask in public places and wash your hands a lot. We are just learning how badly a seemingly-harmless infectious disease can mess you up. There are many other viruses out there that can cause serious problems down the road, too, and there will be even more.

2points

Squiffle Noses 1 year ago

There's a 17 year old guy at work struggling with his life. I know for a fact that if he practiced proper sleep hygiene, (say... no stimulants 2 hours before bed, no screentime 1 hour before bed or in his bedroom, 8 hours sleep a night with a regular bed time), then he would have better energy, reflexes, attitude, morale, mental health, skin, memory, mood, career prospects, and life in general. Do I tell him this? No! What would be the point? He'll work it it out in 40 years time, same as the rest of us!

1point

Never Snarky 1 year ago

Don't start smoking !!!

1point

Clearly sunny 1 year ago

Haha I tell my son this.

0points