FelixCress

5

FelixCress @lemmy.world 4d ago

proportional representation
modern constitution
direct presidential election
apolitical judiciary
apolitical law enforcement

... would be a good start.

FelixCress @lemmy.world 4d ago

"lentil stew"

*Tesco burger

FelixCress @lemmy.world 4d ago

I can assure you, this rule was made from the collective feedback of the community, other mods, and the .world admins.

FelixCress @lemmy.world 4d ago

Fucking war criminals.

1

FelixCress @lemmy.world 4d ago

Hamburger with mayo?

FelixCress @lemmy.world 4d ago

All these, irrespective of ethnicity, who argue that "Britain is full" are free to fuck off somewhere else.

FelixCress @lemmy.world 5d ago

Oh, an anti-EU rag demands drilling, what a surprise.

FelixCress @lemmy.world 6d ago

Happy to see you are still wrong about almost anything 😂

1

FelixCress @lemmy.world 1w ago

Ehrm, no:

https://youtu.be/eWEjvCRPrCo

2

FelixCress @lemmy.world 1w ago

"failed to load media"

FelixCress @lemmy.world 1w ago

Knowing exactly how much money a large office space costs and constantly coming in only to see it very empty makes them want to see it used more.

That is an argument to downsize at lower cost, not to return to the office.

Face to face communication is better than the alternative. Full stop.

Absolutely not. Teams calls with ability to share screen are superior to face to face meetings. Teams meetings take less time, are more efficient and more convenient. Camera is needed.

The executive mindset is probably that people goof off less in the office.

This is about managerial oversight and individual staff.

If you want to lay people off, forcing RTO is a good way to get people to leave voluntarily.

It is not. If you want to make people redundant, you need to target crap workers, not good workers. And it is good workers which are more likely to leave if you try to force them back.

There's likely a sense of "the way things have always been done" being inherently better in the minds of some executives pushing RTO.

Sadly, but it is irrational.

FelixCress @lemmy.world 1w ago

why the return to the office 100% mandate is an industry standard

Which industry?

1

FelixCress @lemmy.world 1w ago

Yeah, it is sometimes difficult to argue with all these shouting "4". They have their own warped reality.

FelixCress @lemmy.world 1w ago

then you have weird framing problems that has us finding progressives fighting each other, because they've created oversimplified heuristic ideas of the larger or more complex reality than has been represented by their narrow, and likely emotionally salient local environment. this can be exploited to make people fight each-other when they don't actually have a reason to, purely because they cannot broaden their understanding of both their local and the other person's environment simultaneously. especially when there is social pressure to prove your are not behaving like "the enemy," otherwise you get ostracized. this is also often due to local groups 'creating' their own reality

Wow. Spot on

1

FelixCress @lemmy.world 1w ago

My "behaviour" stopped to be a "topic" since I was 15.

You remind me of a freeloader coming to a party, complaining about a booze someone else did bring and acting all surprised when he is told to bring his own.

You don't like my booze? Bring your own, (ie start contributing) and stop drinking mine (ie mute and move with your life).

Goodbye.