People who are fully dependent on trusted others for critical needs (like a non-earning spouse or a parent or a grown child for elders) have a very relaxing energy when secure in trusted party’s presence. Unironically religious people have it too. Christians in particular.
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I've been thinking about a lower-tech answer here (for ~global worries, anyway): something like a public Roam database of worries. Thinking: maybe seeing every worry documented alongside possible solutions, or at least airing them, might reduce panic & induce more brainstorming
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Rock my soul in the bosom of Abraham
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This used to be a large part of life: Noblesse Oblige, most of the female side of marriage, salaryman, ... When you ask whence springs the discontent with modern life of so many, the support for fascism and theocracy, THIS is the wellspring.
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@vgr's point, or similar issues like the burden of too much choice, or the craving for repetition and ritual. But no-one on the left is addressing these, they don't fit the left's model of human nature. - Show replies
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This part of Jesus' words changed the trajectory of my life.pic.twitter.com/m3rAcszrJf
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So basically an S.E.P. Field generator?
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So a narrow version of an electric monk?
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Yes I was just going here
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