I can't find the source right now, but I've read the male victims of DV are more likely to be arrested themselves when the call the police on the female perpetrator.

As a glasses-wearer who understands the parent commenter: the all-encompassing vision granted by taking off the glasses (which cover ~60% of our regular view) is what makes for the wholesome, nice feeling OP is talking about.

Would Epictetus and Marcus Aurelius generally make it onto a complete classics list, or is it because of Stoicism's recent resurgence in popularity?

I guess it depends on how 'complete' a list you're looking for, but the Loeb Classics library included Aurelius in 1916 and Epictetus in 1925. They were not in any way forgotten or thought of as minor.

The Harvard Classics anthology was compiled in 1909.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvard_Classics

Haha, your choice in emoji gives away your age in any case.

Note that HN doesn’t support Unicode in comments, so plaintext emojis are the only option.

The point might have been that with access to emojis (on other platforms) youngsters no longer use the oldschool emojis. Use of oldschool emojis strongly suggests oldschool poster :)

Use of the word "emoticon" instead of "emoji" would also be a strong indicator :)

Some Unicode works here — like the preceding em dash and the hair spaces around it, along with bullets:

• One

• Two

I've been lurking HN for months now, just created an account to thank you for sharing this link! Google Translate worked well enough. The presentation of this article was really interesting. Despite being a teenager myself, I'm glad I don't use any (non-anon) social networks. This is really scary.