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I only really bias towards empirical truth and evidence. Along with accepting that life provides a shit ton of nuance and not wavering is it should be as polarized as people make it out to be.

This goes for pretty much everything.

I’m not right leaning at all, but neither piracy, nor anarchy are things I’m interested in.

That’s a pretty fair point. Gotta admit.

I don’t like bias. And try not to have one of my own.

I’m going to check that out. Thanks!

Isn’t mastodon more like Twitter? I’m not crazy familiar with it to be honest.

No, that’s not what I’m saying. Nor is it what they’re saying. But you go ahead and see what you want to see.

Because again, NUANCE. Not all jobs are the same and some are stressful by their nature. No one here is saying that a McDonald’s job should be stressful or involve anxiety. But believe it or not- some jobs REQUIRE you to work in stressful environments.

Stress and anxiety can be healthy. Look it up. Or of course you can continue to argue about articles written by people who actually have researched the subject extensively, and understand how it works.

Yep. I just pointed out how this article misrepresents the point of the research.

Way to completely misunderstand the point of the article:

“Gen Z being open about mental health issues is a “watershed moment” in the workplace and sparking meaningful change in the long term, according to Pike.”

~ Pointing out the progress made in brining theee things to the surface.

"At the same time, in the effort to talk about mental health and share around mental illness, there can also become an expanded discourse of experience that at times loses track of normal fluctuation of human experience and mental illness,"

~ pretty self-explanatory here if you’re not polarized and understand how nuance works.

“Feeling stressed out when you have a deadline or feeling sad, disappointed or anxious are “normal life experiences.”

~ again, self-explanatory, but the gist is that anxiety and stress are normal and oftentimes even beneficial. It’s part of nature and as animals, it’s healthy that we have this. Expecting a completely stress-free working environment is absolutely ridiculous and unrealistic.