I’d argue it does the opposite for literacy. You tell some teenager with a third grade reading level to read “thou prithy foresooth bout thy they thou thumb” and they are going to completely check out.

In my thesis, I will…

Boutique theaters would probably exist for a while. I mean, watching Avatar on a laptop is not the same. Stage show isn’t dead.

FEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Whew, almost made progress on the cash cow. Close one.

Pretty sure I have actual trauma from that game because I tried to play the bunker and had to quit 5 minutes in.

Never even saw the monster.

You absolutely do.

The “I like this” and the “I’m a dipshit” buttons.

Even if I’d technically agree with the downvote, if you do it I lose respect for you. No one deserves that instant fast food validation that they’re better than someone. You’re not.

Edit: this is an interesting post to downvote. You’re just agreeing with me.

Yeah but Facebook was invented when I was a teen and I knew pretty quickly that shit was evil.

“I sat on my ass! You’re welcome!”

Stopping nuclear from being built is the problem.

We would have had a lot more clean energy than we do by now if we let the nuclear power plants that “would take too long to build!” be built back then, because they’d be up and running by now.

More letting perfect be the enemy of good.

Funny how building nuclear power plants that can only (if you have dipshits running them) kill a nearby city is taboo, but climate change that will kill everyone is acceptable to the moralists.

Someone made a good point that there are automated systems that depend on products having allergens clearly marked in datasheets.

Vegans will talk mad shit and then get so mad when their thread reaches nonvegan feeds.

Can’t stand the heat, which is why they eat salad.