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Have you had a go at relay based feeds yet? I think you will find some of what you are looking for that way, and also learn a new Nostr technique in the process. @Dawn will be your entry into that space. She also hosts a nostr study group that might be worth checking out. View article →

one of the things about manual labour that fascinates me is that you ALWAYS take physical damage. Cuts, bruses, scuffs, splinters etc. Its all minor (hopefully atleast), and you ignore it (untill you bump into the wound, and then you continue ignoring it right after). Its something atleast myself, don't consiously take into consideration when heading out, its almost a silent dimension of the thing. My guess is that the long term wear and tear of joints, back etc. is far more in peoples consiousness when manual labour is concerned; that in the long term it will just grind you up (and the actuall accidents ofcourse, easy to spot the carpenter, just look for the guy with a missing finger)...but its just there in the day to day as well. I dunno....its just such a contrast to computer/office work, which only rarely touches your hp, whilst here it is inherrent on all timescales and levels of severity.

Don't know who made this, but thank you for your effort. If any content creator wants to have a crack at creating a non-AI version that is just as short, then i very much encourage them to do so. I also invite everyone to watch this 6minute40second video, and crititque it, the narative etc. What is unclear? What does work well? etc.