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They're humble enough to admit they might be wrong, or not as smart
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They're not afraid to be themselves and don't really care what others might think of them
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They're civil to everyone, even those they disagree with, or might be below (or above) their station
I try hard to monotask these days and focus on one thing at a time. It's difficult, but can be done. Put the phone in another room or turn it off for an hour.
I'd like to see more people teaching others to EARN & SPEND bitcoin, vs buy and hodl.
That's just my 2 sats.
Online life can feel gross for people who attempt to look to it as a source of dopamine. I think it's very easy for people who might ordinarily not like "the IRL world" to feel like online can bring them closer to people they might understand better, agree with, or even idealize.
I enjoy parts of online life such as SN and nostr, in which I find others who hate and enjoy things as I do (e.g., the state, and self-sufficiency, respectively)
But like everything in life (online or off), moderation is key.
Something I found about 5 years ago, Soundiiz, does this, too. And now that I've visited your link, they look very alike. But I changed it to where I have all my own music downloaded now, no streaming of 3rd party content.