#Socioeconomic factors
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valuable life lessons from minecraft:
eye contact is dangerous
don't eat rotten meat
you have to sleep sometimes or else the phantoms get you
#gray.txt#4) if you dont like the biome you spawned in you can leave. but sometimes youll get attacked by monsters (socioeconomic factors)
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they should let me cite my tumblr mutuals on academic papers
#for context im starting a long ass paper on the gyaru subculture‚ its influences from black american fashion‚ and arguing that black hip hop#fashion‚ like gyaru fashion‚ was heavily influenced by socioeconomic factors and not just General Deviance.#in this essay im also going to cover colorism in japan (bc of its strong ties to the gyaru subculture) and in these types of papers fashion#magazines and depictions in fiction make great evidence. and then i realized. our shidou colorism discussion.#it might be self plagiarism if i lift too much of my words from posts but obviously i would talk about it more academically#plus im mentioning the treatment of other darker skinned people in japanese media for this section.#but the important part is that i happen to be able to talk about shidou ryuusei (and blue lock) for a grade. fucking incredible#masayapping
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nickit is rly common in my area.... should i take this as a microaggression.
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Style experiment I forgot to post
#I wanted to play around with some paper textures in combination with perlin noise#it makes everything look so soft….#I found these boots while researching the clothing of aristocracy from eastern europe/central asia and drew everything else around them#the beaded edges and silk inlays… waow….#best not to think about the dire socioeconomic factors that lead to such garments existing in the first place#‘serfdom?’ what is that a kink or something?#my art#artists on tumblr
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managed to shave my 13hr workday down to a 12hr workday #selfcare
#don’t cry for me i chose this fully#well. not fully there are socioeconomic factors at play#but i am at least 30% responsible for this
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we really need to completely scrap the discourse on psychiatry and psychology and start from scratch
#also the fields themselves .#seriously tho memes about seratonin and and chemical imbalances have done detrimental damage to society and i mean this .#like the idea of a magic little pill is so appealing obviously and that’s why i think so many people have completely latched onto the idea#of chemical deficiencies even when they don’t really understand it#and are actively contributing to the disregarding of socioeconomic and cultural factors to ‘mental illness’#which is just sooooo ridiculous#and the treating of mental illness and such as ontological truths and inherent states of being instead of completely arbitrary categories#that are important in certain contexts but ultimately completely reliant on cultural factors is . harmful#and ik that it’s really not that serious . except that it is#bc pop culture drives a lot of peoples internal ideas about things . whether or not we like it and even if it comes framed as a joke
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Some days I'm pretty content with my childhood other days I'm ripping my hair out because it just doesn't add up !! someone is hiding things from me !! I don't trust anyone !!
#im studying 'family as a psycosocial context' rn and its been pretty interesting!#and i was talking to my mom an article with an evolutionary perspective#bc we've talked before abt how this area of psychology can come off as dismissive abt socioeconomic factors & put unfair pressure on mothers#so i brought it up bc the paper didnt define parenting in terms of good/bad which was interesting !#but then at the end i said something abt 'the article talks abt abuse which obviously isnt relevant for me'#and she wouldnt answer me but her eyes were all watery and weird and I DONT LIKE THAT#like girl 😟 i was coming to terms with the occasional childhood neglect but abuse ? dont even tell me that bc what#like i know things werent perfect for me growing up but i hate how weird my mom is abt everything#and she starts crying if we get too much into it so i feel a little bad bringing it up#i also feel like when i do get new information abt something in my past it always makes me have a crisis#so maybe its just not worth it ?#bc i do feel like im in a rly good place rn and i dont need to know if i was 'abused' whatever that means#what i do know is bad enough and makes me sad as it is#i think the reason i get so paranoid abt it is because i have trouble remembering the stuff that has been told to me#and some vague things i do remember have been refuted ? so i cant rly trust my own memory#but idk if i can trust anyone else either#i mean i do trust my mom generally but shes so emotional and guilt-prone that im not sure what to believe#what i do know for sure is that there is a lot shes holding back in terms of what shes told me#which i dint love tbh#personal
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// "Haven't you had a drink after a bad day?" "We don't have bad days" thank you Hazbin Hotel for this MARXIST/MATERIALIST ANALYSIS that the decisions people make are highly correlated to their MATERIAL CONDITIONS!!!!
#// this is empirically true! the majority of violent crime is correlated with socioeconomic factors!#even things like interpersonal violence exhibit correlational tendencies to environment which is largely impacted by socioeconomics#and how history has shaped those conditions! WOW! who would have thought!#cw: spoilers#I think I'm being vague enough to not put under a cur#*cut#(I'm not implying that having a drink = violent crime. It's ok to have a drink lol. I'm talking about the overarching principle.)
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️🔥 Social Class
i think poor people are evil because money is the one single measure of moral and ethical worth in a person.
#i dunno man i dont have any controversial takes regarding social class#poor people are poor due to a mix of socioeconomic factors they tend to be born into and is really hard to get out of#and easy to slide further down#and rich people tend to be rich because of pretty much the same reasons#and the best way to solve this is through social spending in education welfare and investing in small bussineses and building more housing
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I hate centrists oh my god
#‘i’m taking the neutral stance! both sides are bad’#communism is not as bad as capitalism Lets be so for real now#capitalism yields imperialism and a individual centered society that keeps the rich rich and the poor poor#communist countries only fell to external forces or other socioeconomic factors#Not because they were communist#well i mean i guess they were attacked cuz they were communists
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Y’all are literally just jealous that I radiate moonlight and have stars in my eyes. Y’all are so intimidated by my beautiful and heavyweight mind that you force me to cite my sources. Y’all keep me shackled to these chimerical rules as a way to muzzle the true gospel I speak. Everyone should believe everything I say and I don’t need some so-called “scholar” to back me up. Let me spin my yarn and y’alls hands will be shaking as my research paper illuminates y’all to something not at once seen. And then it will become clear that some never have to touch a EBSCO database. I already possess an innate knowledge. But alas, I need an A so I will deign to pacify y’alls mortal whims.
#like dont worry reader i would never lead you astray#if I say I heard somewhere or read it in a book one time just know I’m about to make an immaculate point#none of these pEeR rEviEwEd sChoLaRLy aRtiCLes will ever make the connections I do on any given day of the week#I literally have The Eye™️#i can formulate theories…compare an event to a socioeconomic struggle…can understand the gap between social classes#…poetically recite how contributing outside factors affected someone…#I can call my readers to action in my conclusion paragraph in a way that is so c*nt…#so anyways just leave me alone and lemme say what I wanna say#still won’t be turning in that paper on time tho
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I agree with the vast majority of the commentary here, but I'm feeling complicated about the screenshotted tags' proposition of ecotourism as a solution. It's definitely an option, but tourist economies have their own consequences and problems -- just ask Hawai'i about that.

I saw this post and idk it made me feel some type of way. I may get flack for this but idc I feel it must be said. Poaching is a lot more nuanced than “bad people kill animals.”
Poaching, especially in Africa, is a byproduct of colonization and poverty. Although poaching existed prior to European colonizers, it was not done at a scale and frequency that would threaten wildlife populations. Poaching exploded under colonial rule where things like ivory, pelts, hunting trophies, and in some cases, land were prized and sought after by European settlers. This led to an initially boom that devastated local animal populations and cause some tribes to become very reliant on poaching as a means of subsistence.
Additionally, due to poverty, people are still being driven to poach animals, even endangered animals because it’s a more profitable way to support oneself and community, and predatory animals can be poached because they threaten and devastate local livestock. Anti-poaching measures rarely take into account the human and economic drive behind poaching. You’re shooting and killing poachers but what about their families and communities that they support? Are those animals in a better place when there more people waiting to hunt them? Anti poaching measures don’t actually care about eliminating poaching, if they did they’d come from the angle of human and economic development and community improvement. Because let’s be real, if those people living in their poor, rural, undeveloped, undereducated*, regions with not many opportunities turn to poaching, it’s not from a moral standpoint, they’re chasing survival.
African governments be corrupt af, keeping all the money for themselves and leaving masses in poverty then erect some anti-poaching laws to please smug westerners as if they aren’t driving people into desperation. And then poaching rings take advantage of this desperation, much like a gang would, and supply them with guns and a promise of a better life. And bam, you have a poaching problem. So long as you have people in desperation, poaching will still be a problem.
Like many social issues; drugs, violence, crime; a closer look and you’ll find that poverty and lack of opportunity are at the bottom of it...
#i think there's two factors at play here which are interrelated#1) people in the imperial core see african people as less than human#but also 2) i think for most people the popular vision of “a poacher” is the bad guy from the rescuers 2#captain planet villain types#rich white guy who's doing it because he's mean and evil#rather than desperate people acting for complex socioeconomic reasons#also this is a nitpick but “poaching existed prior to human colonizers” is a ... strange statement to me#“poaching” arises from a feudal context; it's the hunting of animals that “belong” to a ruling authority regardless of species or abundance#or more broadly the hunting of animals it's illegal to hunt#“poaching” doesn't mean “an ecological issue” or “hunting charismatic megafauna” it means “a certain kind of breaking the law”#a hunter in the US shooting white-tailed deer on someone's property is “poaching” even though we cull them regularly#in fact i'd even argue that the definition of “poaching” even in the context of megafauna has its roots in colonialism#after all people with enough money can pay to hunt charismatic megafauna and we don't call that “poaching” because it's legal#bird responds#eco tag
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You know i cannot say nothing, because saying that my friends didn't influence me in a way is stupid because duh
BUT
lets say i pretty much make my way into everyones head in one way or another
-alz, the homiessssss
Hell yeahhhhh!! I knew you would have a close friend group of SOME kind, related to you or not, simply because isolated only children have a certain way of interacting with people and you don't interact with people like that
#isolated only children tend to be more like#in their own world#theres alot of other factors in how someone becomes who they are#like socioeconomic background or country of origin#but isolated only children struggle with connection#kinda in the same way sheltered high class kids struggle with connections
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personally i think if you make a post about how your favorite food is amazing and you feel the need to bash other food on that post you're only really hurting your own message
#jantxt#brought to you by a post that was advertising a type of food i was interested in trying but in the process made me feel bad about#one of my favorite foods and therefore turned me off slightly to their food#also brought to you by the needless pissing on british food#even if you take socioeconomic factors out of why a lot of food is popular in some places and not in others ur just being kinda mean
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The Science Behind Mental Health and Mental Health Treatments
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I find it funny that Sam Vimes, Samuel "Sam Vimes' Boot Theory of Socioeconomic Unfairness" Vimes, goes out of his way to get the cheapest and most worn boots imaginable, for the explicit purpose of navigating Ankh-Morpork like Toph from fucking Avatar.
My man's going to catch pneumonia one day but at least he can two-factor-authenticate his wherabouts
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