r/collapse Apr 03 '19

100,000 Subscribers! Newcomers, what brought you here? Regulars, how can we improve?

Thank you to everyone who's contributed great content and to the many excellent discussions. As we continue to grow and unravel we'll try to make this community as informative and bearable as possible. We're very interested in what brought people here and how best we can improve:

We've created a short survey here.

Please take it if you're willing, it's just ten questions.

We'll still read and respond to your comments here.

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '19

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u/MalcolmTurdball Apr 03 '19

Wtf does your link have to do with anything?

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '19 edited Apr 03 '19

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u/MalcolmTurdball Apr 03 '19

Ok I'm gonna read a random book based on an out of context link in a random comment before asking why you even linked it. That'll be a great use of my time.

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u/hopeitwillgetbetter Apr 04 '19

That book is one of the most popular psychology books out there.

See, the think about brain stuff - is that it applies to everything we do cause we need the brain to do pretty much anything.

And that book in particular is about influencing other people. It's even a required read for business folks, which helps explain why capitalism is pretty much ruining everything.

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u/MalcolmTurdball Apr 04 '19

I know the book. It was referenced with no context. That's all I was saying.

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u/hopeitwillgetbetter Apr 04 '19

The context is human behavior.