Submitted 10 months ago by kewwwi@lemmy.world to [deleted]
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If you find this meme relatable due to anxiety (I do), meditation helped me so much.
My employer pays for a meditation subscription and it didn’t just teach me breathing or how to think about “nothing.” It taught me to note the thought/feeling, label it as one of the two and let it go.
I’m not where I want to be, but I’m much closer.
If nothing matters, then you can choose what matters to you, and if I choose to care about something, then it matters because it matters to me, even if it doesn’t to other people.
It seems like weak minds, such as those religious memes are able to successfully colonize, tend to see meaning coming from external sources higher on their perceived hierarchy than they are.
This feels like my job. 17 years I’ve been there and the amount of times they panic and set impossible deadlines on things that in the end never seem to matter later on is staggering…
That’s because it doesn’t matter to the company, only to the stupid manager who made a stupid promise so they could get a raise.
Tbf it’s usually the customers fault.
Customers don’t care/understand how things work so if someone bullshits them with a ridiculous time frame they have no idea. All the customer hears is “I can do it faster” and dumbass monkey brain kicks in
It mattered to me
Does anything really matter?
You matter… But some things energy.
We can sight a 1991 study by Hammett and Hetfield which concluded that ‘nothing else matters’, therefore we must conclude that something matters.
Not if you put on your 5024 AD glasses.
It mattered while it lasted
My life story
Something something sisyphus happy something something
I think it ended up mattering for a lot of other people, though :(
It matters by definition if I really care. How else could you determine if something matter or not?
I feel like this should have been the end credits to the Game of Thrones finale.
NightAuthor@lemmy.world 10 months ago
My brain is on a pendulum swinging back and forth between “nothing matters” and “everything matters”