Doro|河文

@faeydoro.bsky.social

She/them| Nerd for a variety of things, such (East Asian) History, K-&J-pop, and Ships (the water kind) Currently Studying my BAs in Sinology and History at the University of Vienna Student Union Person NOT AMERICAN DE|EN|一点中文

The extent to which Han Chinese refuse to see the repression of minorities in China sometimes leaves me despairing. But I have also seen a growing number of young Han Chinese discovering these injustices—and responding with intense compassion for the suffering of minorities.

I would have just raised workers wages in a way that does not make the product of their labor any more expensive for consumers but that's just because I'm smarter and better than you

It’s one of the big breakdown in both historical & sociological popular understanding. Most people think: ‘oh, I know it’s not real, so I should treat it like it’s unreal.” Whereas a seasoned hand will go, “While I don’t believe in it, they did, and they acted as though it was real, making it so.”

Josh Fruhlinger@jfruh.bsky.social · yesterday

there's a lot of people across the political spectrum who simply cannot process the fact that ethnicity is a social construct, that many ethnicities did not exist within the lifetime of living people, and that nevertheless ethnicity is an extremely real thing that ppl will kill or die for

I'm sending a *physical* letter today - apparently you can't buy stamps, so I had to get an app that direct to a website that had me log in using my ID to buy a code to write on the envelope - not only cumbersome UX, but also a real issue of single point of failure when the ID system collapses.

Bjørn Ihler@bjornih.bsky.social · 2d ago

Monday's DDoS on ID-porten locked Norwegians out of prescriptions and health services, the fourth such attack in nine weeks. None has been claimed. We reviewed what we know, what we don't, and why the complete picture must be seen across borders: revontulet.co/insights/4ro...

My #1 expressive pet peeve is “As a/n [identity category], [XYZ assertion],” because it conceals an opinion behind a generalization, implying a transitive verb without having the courage to use one explicitly. Put your subject up front and tell me specifically what they do or think.

Honestly being a security guard at a small Buddhist temple in Beijing gotta be one of the singularly most boring jobs in the world, like you're just becoming a Chan monk by accident there because all you do all day long is sit around in isolation