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Droppie @MsDropbear42@blahaj.zone · Jul 09, 2026
some weeks ago i finally gave up on any more broadcast [albeit streamed] tv nightly news & current affairs shows. several months ago i gave up on rn brekkie. as ever, i voraciously consume news & tech all day each day, via my curated rss feeds, my bookmarked browser favs/bookmarks, & fedi, so i'd like to think, hope, i am reasonably well informed, but it's on my terms & that means an absolute intolerance for rn brekkie & abc 7pm tv news + 730 doing their reflexive 'the leader of the oppo says' bullshit. my brief experiment several weeks back to substitute sbs news for abc, lasted less than a week due to the intolerable ads, + they also gave far too much oxygen to the liebs & nuts, just with alternative vocal styles to the breathless hysterical OTTness of JFN, ha! i have one substantial anxiety about this. my logic is identical to that deployed by the rancid rwnjs, viz; wall yourself off from views you don't like, & consume only what you do. at that realisation i then began replaying the mitchell n webb nazis sketch in my head... 😳 #auspol #abc #sbs #news
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Heather Evans @feather1952@aus.social · May 05, 2026
I don’t know what is going on with SBS viceland but they’ve just finished showing The Fifth Element & it’s started again & looking at the guide it’s going to be shown another 4 times, one after the other 😂. #SBS #Freeview.
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Irenerd 🐌 @irenerd@col.social · May 01, 2026
RE: https://mastodon-belgium.be/@Jeroen89/116493556060663013 El síndrome de referencia cambiante ( #SBS ) es lo que sucede cuando olvidamos lo vibrante que solía ser el mundo natural. Cada generación crece con un entorno más agotado y lo llama "normal", simplemente porque es todo lo que han conocido. Los investigadores advierten que este cambio reduce nuestras expectativas, aumenta nuestra tolerancia al declive y reduce nuestra urgencia de proteger lo que queda.
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Jeroen @Jeroen89@mastodon-belgium.be

Shifting baseline syndrome ( ) is what happens when we forget how vibrant the natural world used to be. Each generation grows up with a more depleted environment and calls it “normal,” simply because it’s all they’ve ever known.

Researchers warn that this shift lowers our expectations, increases our tolerance for decline, and reduces our urgency to protect what’s left.

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