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User disputes "just move" advice on Mastodon

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This item is a social media post on Mastodon where a user named markwyner responds to a perspective shared by n_dimension. The user argues against the idea that unhappiness can be resolved by simply moving, stating that it's not a feasible option for most people. AI

RANK_REASON This is a social media post with no broader industry impact.

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User disputes "just move" advice on Mastodon

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    @ n_dimension that’s a strong perspective. Allow me to retort. 1. “If you’re unhappy, move.” That’s not a simple option. Most people aren’t in a position to sim

    @ n_dimension that’s a strong perspective. Allow me to retort. 1. “If you’re unhappy, move.” That’s not a simple option. Most people aren’t in a position to simply change jobs. Especially in a market that favors capitalism over people. 2. “Stagnant developers = bad developers.” O…

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