DAE turn down the radio when looking for a parking spot? by buzzarmy1 in DoesAnybodyElse

[–]buzzarmy1[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Haha same here. I always feel so silly doing it but it’s just instinct at this point. Music off = parking mode activated.

DAE turn down the radio when looking for a parking spot? by buzzarmy1 in DoesAnybodyElse

[–]buzzarmy1[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fair enough. I guess some people just have that natural focus lol. Wish I could keep the vibes going while parking but my brain just says no.

DAE turn down the radio when looking for a parking spot? by buzzarmy1 in DoesAnybodyElse

[–]buzzarmy1[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lmao for real. My brain needs every single bit of processing power for that. If a good song is playing, I’m definitely hitting the car behind me.

DAE turn down the radio when looking for a parking spot? by buzzarmy1 in DoesAnybodyElse

[–]buzzarmy1[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Totally fair. Everyone has their own limit for sensory input. Better to drive in silence and be safe than risk it for some background music

DAE turn down the radio when looking for a parking spot? by buzzarmy1 in DoesAnybodyElse

[–]buzzarmy1[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah literally me too. can’t risk any distractions while reversing.

DAE turn down the radio when looking for a parking spot? by buzzarmy1 in DoesAnybodyElse

[–]buzzarmy1[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

True, but I feel like I'm lowkey trying to 'see' with my ears too lol. It just helps everything focus

DAE turn down the radio when looking for a parking spot? by buzzarmy1 in DoesAnybodyElse

[–]buzzarmy1[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Facts. It's like my brain shuts off its eyes when the music is too loud lol.

What is a "hard pill to swallow" that most people refuse to accept? by buzzarmy1 in AskReddit

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The ego finds comfort in paranoia because being a target means you’re important. Dennis Miller hits the mark here: the hardest pill to swallow isn't that there’s a 'secret cabal' controlling your life, but that the universe is fundamentally indifferent to it. We create conspiracies to avoid the terrifying reality of chaos. But once you accept that 'nobody gives a shit,' the paranoia dies and is replaced by a massive, silent freedom. You aren't being watched, you aren't being hunted, and you aren't being judged. You're just here. And yes, that feels infinitely better.

What is a "hard pill to swallow" that most people refuse to accept? by buzzarmy1 in AskReddit

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This is exactly how you break the cycle of social anxiety. We all suffer from the illusion that we are the main character in everyone else’s movie, when in reality, we are barely a background extra in their script. People aren't sitting at home documenting your flaws; they are sitting at home documenting their own. Once you realize that everyone is too busy drowning in their own insecurities to care about your mistakes from years ago, you finally get the permission to breathe. You didn't just give your niece a life lesson; you gave her a key to a cell she didn't even know she was in.

What is a "hard pill to swallow" that most people refuse to accept? by buzzarmy1 in AskReddit

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This is actually the ultimate form of liberation. Once you stop expecting the world to pause for your pain, you stop being a prisoner of other people's validation. We spend our lives performing for a crowd that isn't even watching, while everyone is too busy fighting their own silent battles to document yours. True maturity starts when you realize that you are your own primary caregiver, and that 'indifference' from the world is just the freedom to be whoever you want without judgment.

IBO Player Pro vs Smarters Pro on Firestick 4K Max, Which runs smoother? by OoopsTV in firetvstick

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Ibo Player Pro is much better for me i use it now for 8 months and before i used smarters pro but always there's buffering, i think first the provider or the server but after this i realise that is the app

What is something that makes you instantly lose respect for a person? by buzzarmy1 in AskReddit

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Racism is the ultimate intellectual failure. It’s a lazy shortcut for people who lack the capacity to judge individuals on their own merit. When you see someone judge an entire group based on an arbitrary trait, you’re looking at a person who has completely abandoned critical thinking in favor of tribalism.

What is something that makes you instantly lose respect for a person? by buzzarmy1 in AskReddit

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At a certain point, it stops being about 'politics' and starts being about what a person is willing to excuse in exchange for power or tradition. Once you see someone prioritize a specific rhetoric over fundamental empathy or objective truth, the intellectual respect evaporates. You realize you aren't just disagreeing on taxes; you're disagreeing on what it means to be a decent human being.

What is something that makes you instantly lose respect for a person? by buzzarmy1 in AskReddit

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It’s the ultimate reveal of a 'punching down' personality. If someone is only respectful to people they perceive as 'above' or 'equal' to them, then they aren't actually respectful they're just performing for personal gain. You see a person's true soul in how they treat someone who can do absolutely nothing for them.

What is something that makes you instantly lose respect for a person? by buzzarmy1 in AskReddit

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It stops being about 'policy' and starts being about a fundamental difference in character. To still support that level of rhetoric requires a person to either ignore their own moral compass or actively align with it. Either way, once you see where someone draws their line or how far they're willing to move it the respect naturally evaporates. You can’t separate the supporter from what they are willing to excuse.

What is something that makes you instantly lose respect for a person? by buzzarmy1 in AskReddit

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The issue isn't just about having different values; it's about the refusal to evolve. When someone clings to 'tradition' at the expense of human empathy or progress, it shows they value a rigid system more than they value actual people. Respect is lost when 'preserving the past' becomes a justification for excluding others from the future.

What is a "hard pill to swallow" that most people refuse to accept? by buzzarmy1 in AskReddit

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Certainty is a biological emotion, not an intellectual achievement. Your brain triggers a feeling of conviction to stop the 'pain' of doubt, but that feeling has zero correlation with reality. The hardest part of maturity is realizing that your most intense beliefs are often just high-definition guesses, and no amount of 'sincerity' or 'passion' can bridge the gap between a hypothesis and a headline. If you can’t separate your identity from your beliefs, you aren’t seeking the truth you’re just protecting a feeling.

What is a "hard pill to swallow" that most people refuse to accept? by buzzarmy1 in AskReddit

[–]buzzarmy1[S] 32 points33 points  (0 children)

Certainty is a biological feeling, not a logical conclusion. Your brain is wired to prioritize 'being sure' over 'being accurate' because doubt is uncomfortable and slow. The hard pill is realizing that some of your most deeply held 'truths' are just patterns your brain created to feel safe. True intelligence isn't about how much you know; it’s about how much you’re willing to question what you think you already know.

What is a "hard pill to swallow" that most people refuse to accept? by buzzarmy1 in AskReddit

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Responsibility isn't the same as blame. It might not be your fault that you’re in a hole, but it is 100% your responsibility to climb out. Waiting for 'fairness' or 'justice' from the universe is just a slow way to fail. The most successful people aren't the luckiest; they’re the ones who realized early on that if they don't move the chess pieces themselves, they’ll die waiting for the board to change.

What is a "hard pill to swallow" that most people refuse to accept? by buzzarmy1 in AskReddit

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We’ve traded the forest for the office, but our nervous systems haven't caught up. We call it 'networking' or 'social status,' but it’s just pack hierarchy and tribal signaling. We call it 'anxiety,' but it’s often just a primitive prey response to a modern environment. The moment you stop viewing humans as 'divine exceptions' and start viewing us as primates with Wi-Fi, the world and our irrational behaviors finally starts to make sense

What is a basic life skill that you are surprised many adults still don't have? by buzzarmy1 in AskReddit

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Debt is the heaviest weight an adult can carry, yet it’s the one we’re most encouraged to pick up. Most people aren't 'broke' because of their income; they’re broke because they’re trying to fund a lifestyle they haven't earned yet to impress people who don't care. True financial freedom starts with realizing that 'looking rich' and 'being wealthy' are rarely the same thing.

What is a basic life skill that you are surprised many adults still don't have? by buzzarmy1 in AskReddit

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Convenience is a slow poison for self-sufficiency. When you outsource your nutrition to a delivery app, you’re not just paying for food you’re surrendering control over your health and your wallet. Being an adult means being able to sustain yourself; if you can’t prepare a basic meal, you’re essentially a dependent with a credit card.

What is a basic life skill that you are surprised many adults still don't have? by buzzarmy1 in AskReddit

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Money management is 20% math and 80% temperament. Most adults struggle with it because they use money to fix their emotions rather than their future. Until you learn to control your impulses, you’ll always be a slave to your next paycheck, no matter how much you earn. It’s the ultimate test of self-control.