If you're only observing the event, and not seeing the way people deal with it, then I don't think that would help much.
I don't think desensitization is helpful, going through life numb is not a healthy choice. Watching videos of maimings, beheadings, and car accidents without context is not a good idea, for instance.
I've never been in an elevator with displays like this. I take the stairs on the rare occasion anymore that I'm in a large building.
I think I'd just lean against it, so no one need look at it. However, I'm assuming there's one on each wall, so maybe it's best just to stare at the doors as is tradition.
Billionaires keep finding every possible way, small and large, to be worse.
The only way to stop or reverse this is to get conservative capitalists out of our government.
I mean aside from literal bloody revolution, which some people say is the only way. And, as much as this may be true, it will take a lot more than what has been happening so far to incite that sort of action, so the next actionable step is to vote for and support socialists to push back against the filthy rich and their corrupt cronies that infest our government at every level.
My thought was that it would be immutable. It wouldn't change even if I told them.
I don't think I'd tell very many people. It's not something I'd want people to know about me. Also, the few I told wouldn't believe me and if I proved to others that I knew this, I think they'd see me, rightly so, as some sort of freak. The temptation to ask would be overwhelming, but they don't really want to know.
In fifteen years you go from 45, which still feels fine for most people, to 60, which is noticeably "old" for most people.
Age 15 to 30 you didn't really notice, you noticed the changes to your life, but not the changes to your body. It's mostly the same for age 30 to 45. Not so for age 45 to 60.
Same here. First I was mad that I couldn't run my own router, because I didn't want to rent theirs. Every other provided has allowed this, I didn't think to ask before I had it installed. THEN I discovered why they won't let me run my own hardware, it wasn't ONLY the $15 a month they wanted.
The pigeons don't, but phones do. They have access to bluetooth data from everyone who has it turned on in their phones, including yours. You're surrounded by "pigeons".
If you're only observing the event, and not seeing the way people deal with it, then I don't think that would help much.
I don't think desensitization is helpful, going through life numb is not a healthy choice. Watching videos of maimings, beheadings, and car accidents without context is not a good idea, for instance.