Thesis : "the problem is that 'people' with mental illnesses dont know when to shut their diseased filthy mouths the fuck up and let me enjoy muh heccin treats/muh streaming grift #grustle, bcuz its bad for business and it exposes me to messy reality, sorry uh i meant muh personal responsibility"
Antithesis : "even though we know theyre small business owners looking for a quick buck on the #grindset, every streamer should magically somehow alleviate the core mechanics of capitalism to provide therapy services to their 1000s of viewers, publicly, also despite us all being alienated atomized units of production viewers should somehow magically be there and act as a collectivist community to provide care for those who need it. they should be the ones to bring about human connection through the power of doritos and muh friendship"
Synthesis : "its capitalism's fault"
Unironically, this isnt an isolated incident. Like the microprocessor production crisis and microplastics, mass human alienation and its vagaries is a simmering problem that heralds a slowly decaying, rotting society based on a cruel socioeconomic force for evil. The leading cause of death amongst young people in the imperial core is suicide, rates of depression are skyrocketing, and less people are engaging in romantic relationships, let alone meaningful friendships (within north america), all because fundamentally neoliberalism doesnt value human life at all. We are all automata to be segmented into individual niches within a system and worked into overdrive to produce maximum profits, human connection or social needs be damned.
This issue is bigger than what this article makes it out to be, and thus there is no quick fix solution nor any reachable party to righteously impune. Its all a sign of a deep sickness within the superstructure which reflects the core inhumanity of the base. I feel the utmost compassion for the poor souls who have nobody to go to, no community to help them, no friends to speak of, desperate to the point of having to air their grievances to some hapless random stranger on the internet in a system which harvests attention for profit.
This whole situation is utterly disgusting, an "insult to life itself".
Thesis : "the problem is that 'people' with mental illnesses dont know when to shut their diseased filthy mouths the fuck up and let me enjoy muh heccin treats/muh streaming grift #grustle, bcuz
its bad for business and it exposes me to messy reality, sorry uh i meant muh personal responsibility"Antithesis : "even though we know theyre small business owners looking for a quick buck on the #grindset, every streamer should magically somehow alleviate the core mechanics of capitalism to provide therapy services to their 1000s of viewers, publicly, also despite us all being alienated atomized units of production viewers should somehow magically be there and act as a collectivist community to provide care for those who need it. they should be the ones to bring about human connection through the power of doritos and muh friendship"
Synthesis : "its capitalism's fault"
Unironically, this isnt an isolated incident. Like the microprocessor production crisis and microplastics, mass human alienation and its vagaries is a simmering problem that heralds a slowly decaying, rotting society based on a cruel socioeconomic force for evil. The leading cause of death amongst young people in the imperial core is suicide, rates of depression are skyrocketing, and less people are engaging in romantic relationships, let alone meaningful friendships (within north america), all because fundamentally neoliberalism doesnt value human life at all. We are all automata to be segmented into individual niches within a system and worked into overdrive to produce maximum profits, human connection or social needs be damned.
This issue is bigger than what this article makes it out to be, and thus there is no quick fix solution nor any reachable party to righteously impune. Its all a sign of a deep sickness within the superstructure which reflects the core inhumanity of the base. I feel the utmost compassion for the poor souls who have nobody to go to, no community to help them, no friends to speak of, desperate to the point of having to air their grievances to some hapless random stranger on the internet in a system which harvests attention for profit.
This whole situation is utterly disgusting, an "insult to life itself".
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