I have that. It tinnitus. I also heard crickets. It took me living on a mountain and realizing that crickets couldn't possibly be in the snow for me to realize it wasn't real. If you crinkle paper in your ears and it goes away, it's tinnitus. I had low humming, swooshing, ping sounds and crickets. All stress induced.
I think it's just "antisocial" traits. I also think it might have been updated to exclude sociopathy, but I read books about this a long time ago, so not sure. Psychopaths are Machiavellian, have no empathy, and are narcissistic, iirc. It's called the dark triad. Narcissists still experience anxiety, so they are different that way. Borderline folks often feel bad about themselves rather than having a grandiose sense of self, and I think they only have periods of lack of empathy during episodes. Really, I'm not sure borderline folks count in the 4%. I'm also not sure sociopaths and psychopaths are still classified separately in DSM.
I can try to find. The 4% is the population rate of being without empathy. So that would cover sociopathy, psychopathy, and narcissistic personality disorder. It's still damaging and terrifying.
American here. Can someone start a go fund me for Iran, on the condition that participants are allowed to attend an exclusive event for the live tar and feathering of Zuck the Cuck and Peter Theil? We could probably raise more money than the tech bros have.
The S22 busted, I got it fixed and still use it ocassionally for transactions. The S25 just stopped working after falling out of my pocket on the carpet, and it took hundreds of dollars to get the screen fixed. Even with a case and glass protector, it fell off a coffee table 3 days later and broke. Broke twice in about a week or two. I only bought it 6 months earlier because of tariffs in preparation for the S22 screen going out.
At this point I can fix the S25 and sell it, but have not done so yet. Now I have tools to fix phones and can try to make money from it when the economy gets worse, meaning that I'll help repair so that people can decrease how often they buy. It's a net good depending on what happens.
What if you used ansible to automate it? One bit of trouble I have is forgetting stuff I did. If Yaml files store info, that seems easier. I even thought to created a script that logs all the events. I've never used it though.
I have that. It tinnitus. I also heard crickets. It took me living on a mountain and realizing that crickets couldn't possibly be in the snow for me to realize it wasn't real. If you crinkle paper in your ears and it goes away, it's tinnitus. I had low humming, swooshing, ping sounds and crickets. All stress induced.