The general reaction to this post being “Who’s Matpat?” is super interesting to me. And the comments saying that Tom Scott and Matpat aren’t old are also interesting since they follow the trend in Lemmy of the average age being a lot older than any other social network. I’m Gen Z and primarily consume content via a very Zoomer-heavy platform, YouTube, and the only other social network I have is Lemmy, which I’d say is very millennial-dominated. Which is why I stayed on Lemmy when I first got on here in June, since I liked the difference in opinion on the same topics on Lemmy and YouTube. Nothing related to the post, just something I’ve noticed for a while but never shared.
I’m not really sure what my biggest weakness is, but I’ll just say its my crippling fear of asking people for stuff. So now, either people ask me for things, or whatever I ask other people to do is immediately done? More confusing than a strength I’d say.
"Together" by Chris Hallbeck (telegra.ph)
Source: Mastodon - RSS
*monch* (sh.itjust.works)
Krustavo Crabs wants you to make 40 krabby patties Spobgebob. No half measures, Spongebob. (lemmy.world)
Awww yeah (lemmy.ml)
milk (lemmy.world)
The Krusty Krab was rigged from the start (sh.itjust.works)
Well actually. (lemmy.world)
Glory to our new overlords! (lemmy.ml)
Your greatest weakness becomes your greatest strength. How is your life different?
imagine a slider on a video game going way in the other direction, that is. this isn’t like one of those philosophy riddle things