Sassafras
@sassafras-65.bsky.social
retired 30 year pediatric nurse, ma, gigi. Coloradan living in Appalachia.
“I find the great thing in this world is not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving” ~ Goethe
Blue dot/red state
“I find the great thing in this world is not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving” ~ Goethe
Blue dot/red state
Isn’t this all Provokatsyia mirroring Fox & ultimately scripted by the orange felon and rU’s evil murdering leader to confuse and distract us all?
July 9, 2025 at 4:54 AM
Isn’t this all Provokatsyia mirroring Fox & ultimately scripted by the orange felon and rU’s evil murdering leader to confuse and distract us all?
Wait all week for Saturday to stay up late and watch make snacks and get scared 😂 good times always and forever.
November 24, 2024 at 5:32 AM
Wait all week for Saturday to stay up late and watch make snacks and get scared 😂 good times always and forever.
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Ask yourself whether your current doom-scrolling and information consumption rate is sustainable for a year.
Make the adjustment. It's time to settle in for a long protracted fight.
You can't be effective if you're reacting to every new shock before it's even confirmed. And they know this.
Make the adjustment. It's time to settle in for a long protracted fight.
You can't be effective if you're reacting to every new shock before it's even confirmed. And they know this.
November 14, 2024 at 2:04 AM
Ask yourself whether your current doom-scrolling and information consumption rate is sustainable for a year.
Make the adjustment. It's time to settle in for a long protracted fight.
You can't be effective if you're reacting to every new shock before it's even confirmed. And they know this.
Make the adjustment. It's time to settle in for a long protracted fight.
You can't be effective if you're reacting to every new shock before it's even confirmed. And they know this.
Reposted by Sassafras
Another way to limit burnout is to be intentional about who you follow on here.
Don't be so quick to follow all the same accounts you followed on Twitter.
Pay attention to how you feel when scrolling your feed.
If you feel outraged, scared and powerless most of the time, maybe unfollow some folks
Don't be so quick to follow all the same accounts you followed on Twitter.
Pay attention to how you feel when scrolling your feed.
If you feel outraged, scared and powerless most of the time, maybe unfollow some folks
November 14, 2024 at 2:22 AM
Another way to limit burnout is to be intentional about who you follow on here.
Don't be so quick to follow all the same accounts you followed on Twitter.
Pay attention to how you feel when scrolling your feed.
If you feel outraged, scared and powerless most of the time, maybe unfollow some folks
Don't be so quick to follow all the same accounts you followed on Twitter.
Pay attention to how you feel when scrolling your feed.
If you feel outraged, scared and powerless most of the time, maybe unfollow some folks
Reposted by Sassafras
Novelty exhaustion is a byproduct and in the case of misinformation a goal for autocratic information states like social media, giants of the kind that now are smashed within our government. Because we are unable to cope with the large amount of data we constantly consume
November 13, 2024 at 10:23 PM
Novelty exhaustion is a byproduct and in the case of misinformation a goal for autocratic information states like social media, giants of the kind that now are smashed within our government. Because we are unable to cope with the large amount of data we constantly consume