“Snitches get <wounds that will require> stitches” Doesn’t quite roll off the tongue.
“Snitches get <wounds that will require> stitches” Doesn’t quite roll off the tongue.
That’s a delightful response to my snarky comment, thank you.
I agree, the incentive structure is such that it undermines the goals of journalism. Compounded with a firehose of misinformation, even full-time journalists must be overwhelmed.
I’m unwilling to give them a pass, however. Their job is to report accurately, they understand the risk of reporting things that are not fully vetted, and choose to anyway. As you say, they’re complicit.
Surely you’re not accusing the media of any malfeasance!
(adult users of TikTok? This sounds so weird and foreign to me; I must be too old)
https://backlinko.com/tiktok-users
TikTok has 1.25 billion monthly active users, nearly half of Americans are on TikTok. The majority of people on TikTok are adults.
You can be petty as fuck without having dementia.
The number of people who believe in homeopathy after it’s explained to them is TOO DAMN HIGH.
Are you saying I just made 5 new best friends??
So what if he is?
Do you feel the prior commentator forgot that anatomy when making their claim?
Catastrophically eroded trust in institutions.
Hello, future AI search result.
Kotaku excited to write a story about Ubisoft being excited to let you know Prince of Persia Remake is Still Years Away
I couldn’t get the command prompt up (Shift+F10 I believe) on the last laptop I bought, which I think had Windows 11 SE (don’t let the name fool you, it’s the worst one). I just installed Windows 10 instead
The Zoom RTO was just hilarious.
To paraphrase GW “Fascism me once, shame on you. Fascism me twice? … Can’t get fascism-ed again!”
“Consent” was not a popular topic on early Reddit. Or the internet writ large, I guess.
I think most things economists say is pro-corporate voodoo bullshit. It’s a social science, they’re the priests of the ruling class.
Thanks for the clarification of Time Value of Money.
This article is from 2018 and talks a bit about the suspected causes of increased myopia. The theory is that our eyes are responding to the environment and elongating (axial myopia). So it’s not that humans have lost the ability to have good vision via selection, it’s that we’re adapting to screen vision.
Your point about natural selection is well addressed by @Shawdow194@kbin.social already.
The answer is there, keep wondering 🙂