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What hills are you dying on?
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Ok, I don't like making generalizations, but let's play the game:
Dynamically typed programming languages are for babies.
Having depression is not being sad. Having anxiety is not being nervous. Mental health exists and it's very complex.
We should start trating unhealthy use of social media as an actual addiction, and the platforms should be held accountable for the damage they have and still are causing.
Sometimes older people have actual knowledge and wisdom that is only gained by experiencing life, and younger people shuld learn to shut the fuck up some times and stop pretending they were born knowing everything.