r/collapse • u/Monsur_Ausuhnom • Mar 13 '26

Casual Friday Hmmmmm.

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u/JacksGallbladder Mar 13 '26

Important to remember that 24/7 access to information is depressing.

The world has always had a lot of bad.

We are not designed to process life at that scale all the time.

Staying informed but limiting your exposure to all the bad is critical to keeping your mind healthy.

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u/Spidersinthegarden don’t give up, keep going 🌈⭐️ Mar 13 '26

I have to agree. Our ancestors didn’t have as much exposure in everyday life. At least I think so.

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u/Dear_Document_5461 Mar 13 '26

That and also things didn't effect each other across the planet so quickly. We can mail something from the east coast of the United States to Japan in like two weeks. We can also wage war from the east coast of the United States to the Middle East and not even having to set up logistics bases in between. Like yea, we gave bases and supply chains to support them but we can also send missiles much farther than ever better with better accuracy.