The funny thing is, that many boomers dislike exactly that fact about generations younger than them. They think because esp. Millenials and Genz learned to name and voice their feelings, they are weak.

It is incredible mental gymnastics, however a lot of boomers tend to blame this “weakness” for economical struggle of younger generations.

Are you comparing power plants to cruise ships?

It is called "broken heart syndrome".

"Broken heart syndrome is a condition that can cause rapid and reversive heart muscle weakness, also known as stress cardiomyopathy.

What causes broken heart syndrome? Two kinds of stress — emotional or physical — often cause broken heart syndrome. But while most people with this condition experience a stressful event, up to 30% of patients have no identifiable trigger at the time of their initial symptoms.

Emotional Stressors Emotional stressors include:

-Grief

-Fear

-Extreme anger

-Surprise

source

Because they aren't free if you only get them by paying 400 bucks to spend your money.

The incubation time is key. Imagine, we are already carrying the virus, babies are infected in the womb or through a funghi. Some show symptoms immediately, some later, some never.

Funny how US conservatives sound like muslim fundamentalists.

But what is the difference between this new thing and just streaming on any mobile device I already own? I can only use it to stream PS5 from home, no app support, no browser, no nothing. So I’m supposed to pay 200€ just for doing one thing that I can already do, with devices that can do much more than just streaming- no thanks.

You can just buy the backbone for 100 bucks and do exactly what this thing does on any mobile device. Or buy this clip for the controller that holds your phone on top of it for 20. I went with the backbone and I’m pretty happy with it.

I remember getting a new phone and somehow i downloaded reddit instead of boost. I thought Ah come on, how bad can it be, let’s try one more round. 5 minutes in I ended up like this and noped out of there. I still miss my reddit communities a bit, but as a mobile user there is no going back.