These days you’re lucky if you have less than 30 in your class. The classrooms are still designed for 20, though
Automod removed my other post with proof for some reason but literally every social media platform has it. Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Threads, even TikTok. I checked.
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Don’t pretty much all Social Media have a chronological „Following“ feed already? Methinks they’re just going to argue that switching to that feed is „turning off“ the „algorithm“, no?
Not really. If you look at mainstream media, the „S tier“ conflicts do get a lot more attention the the other ones mentioned here. It’s just dependent on how much Western countries (which dominate social media) are involved in them, I think.
Myanmar is pretty clear. A military dictatorship is bombing its own country to kill rebels with no regards for civilian casualties.
The real reason is that it can’t be propagandized. Myanmar doesn‘t have close ties to the „West“. Our governments did what was expected of them (giving humanitarian aid and condemning the dictatorship), so the oppositions don’t have anything to blame them for, and the supporters don’t have anything to ridicule the opposition for, leading to it fading out of the regular news cycle pretty much immediately.
The people who actually care about the victims involved in even the propagandized conflicts is vanishingly small. The vast majority just cares about their government‘s role in it.
Here‘s a list of Sharkey instances (not including blahaj.zone for some reason) and Akkoma instances. Where were you looking to find nothing?
5, if the fathers choose to be responsible (assuming they’re a similar age to the girl. Otherwise, ew)
The folder of abandoned novels I have on my desktop
I really wanna finish them sometime but in the meantime I think trying to write something has helped me understand myself and the people they were influenced by a bit more. Also one of them was a SciFi novel and I learned a few fun facts about Saturn while writing it