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This article isn't about wfh vs office. It's about not working in bed so you don't disrupt your sleep.

It's amazing how many people who see "propaganda" everywhere can't see blatant spin when all of the evidence is right in front of them.

If you ever start wondering why it's hard to sleep, you might have your answer right here.

I never said you can't, I said you should do it.

But I get it, this is your little bone now that you are going to latch onto instead of using this as a growing experience. So I'm done.

I'm sure we'll butt heads again soon. Until then.

I assume if I go through your post history, I will never find any occasions where you jumped to any conclusions, right?

lol. I literally just explicitly told you I have.

And yes, I get that you want to keep pointing out I post a lot. I’m tired of explaining why. Let’s just say it involves my health.

Stop being so offended. You don't need to defend yourself, just grow. Take this as a learning opportunity, rather a reason to circle the wagons. I don't point out how much you post as an insult (as I'm here a lot myself) but only because I see this happening plenty.

A fair, reasonable point.

My disagreement with it is that "bed rotting" is something being pushed in social media for people, including during WFH, so I'm not sure how easy it is to detach it from WFH.

But, again, I think you have a valid criticism. And considering the article is mainly about developing good sleep habits, I file the headline under "click bait" rather than part of some larger conspiracy between this local media station and big business to get people back into the office.

Are you actually arguing that the article is not about good sleep habits? Did you even read it? Or did you just simply believe the spin by the submitter?

The funny thing is that the RTO part of the headline is editorialization added solely by the person submitting it. If anyone is falling for propaganda here, it's you. You're the one being played by spin meant to push an agenda.

Why is it that the people who believe there is some massive conspiracy, that they believe they see through, are the ones so easily led around like sheep?

I am sure you have never been tricked in your life

No, I absolutely have. I've even been tricked by misleading headlines of articles. What I took away from this, after it happened, was that I should RTFA before responding. Still, sometimes, I don't, but usually those responses will just be jokes.

on occasion does not mean I am unable to think for myself.

I hate to break it to you, but I spend too much time on lemmy too, and I see your posts all the time. Quite regularly your comments are in response to some false assumption about the article, that clearly came from the headline. It seems to happen far more than "on occasion." Slow down. You don't need to come to an opinion in a flash. Hell, you don't even need to come to an opinion about it at all. If you don't want to take the time to read the article, then that should also indicate to you that you shouldn't rush to an opinion and then take the time to comment on that opinion.

What this comes down to is that got played by the OP. It's more important that you take away from this is that you should think for yourself, rather than try to nit-pick over whether you were actually outraged.

You are too easily played. Think for yourself, instead of letting some lemmy poster manipulate you so easily into being outraged with blatantly misrepresentative titles to articles. If you don't want to read "spammy bullshit" then just don't read it, but then I suggest you also don't get outraged over it because the OP is telling you to be outraged. It doesn't matter if I'm okay with this, you shouldn't be.

As I said elsewhere, there is zero in this article about RTO. It's all about getting out of bed to work so you develop good sleep habits. Y'all are getting played by the submitter so easily.

I'm impressed at how much time you spend on lemmy, and how little you spend actually reading any of the articles you get outraged over.

There is absolutely zero in this article about RTO. It's all about not working in your bed as that can develop poor sleep habits. It's all about acting in a way so you get good sleep. Why anyone would get outraged over this or turn this into part of some grand conspiracy between the media and big business to get people back into the office is beyond me.

Clearly this is what the submitter is attempting to imply. Don't be so easily played.

You think developing good sleep habits by only using your bed for sleep and intimacy is against your best interests?