https://lr0.org/diary/

> Last week I had an argument with my Mother of which I was righteous and she was in error. In the end, I managed to convince her of my points. She accepted them. But then she said, “Okay, what about mercy?”. She told me then about a man from town who once had a serious argument with his distant brother. Time passed. And when he finally saw him, he chose to forgive everything. That story stayed with me. After the discussion was over and the house grew quiet, I began thinking about moments in my life, times when I insisted on being right, when I held onto pride, when I could have been softer but wasn’t. And I cried.

In any case, his reply didn't even address the main point and was very condescending. I respect the troll o7

Its especially interesting recently as Youtube encourages you to search for something before giving you recommendations, so you get to "seed" your session with topics you like. If nothing comes to mind I'll just start with Practical Engineering and go from there.

The only downside is that I can't "like" content to help the creators, since I'm not logged in

Having read it carefully I found the hn thread interesting and it correctly criticized the essay's lazy reasoning.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blockade_of_the_Gaza_Strip

Why does the author claim this is a broad trend with social justice and equity goals at its heart when that isn't what the evidence provided suggests? (Imo: clickbait.)