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Yes, the ones and zeroes that make up that sort of content

Large swaths of the population have more free time than ever before and they spend most of it scrolling. I am pessimistic

just throw it in the TOS >:^)

Exactly. People want to go back to the thing that got us here

One could always just call

Even if there was a point it wouldn't matter

Society has benefitted a net zero from social media. Arguably a net negative.

I always wonder how much the explosion of "true crime" media has contributed to American paranoia and fear

dumb algorithm can't figure out the context of "Tank man"

That is too optimistic of an opinion for me. It has done very well so far

It gets harder every day to take seriously the people that say this is a viable currency alternative

I have no problem dismissing information from a source called "libertyunyielding" out of pocket

Totally agree. I think most people stop thinking this vulgarity for the sake of itself type of humor is funny by the time they get to high school

Imagine you are at a dinner party and haven't eaten for a couple days. The guests don't realize this and are delaying dinner to chat, play games, what have you. Then finally someone says "hey morpehos137 is starving" and a large group of the guests dismiss this and say "We are all hungry" and continue to go about their business.

Isn't this just plagiarism? No one is downloading Photoshop and saying they created it (probably lol).

They are too worried about the toaster licenses

Eating meals was also practiced in the Soviet Communist Party

We do base our society on individualism...

How did we get to the point where the government not being able to punish you for what you say is conflated with posting to a privately owned website? How? It's embarrassing

Oh heaven help us if a trillion dollar enterprise gets a fine !!!!

yes

Yep exactly. For every one outsider that gets it right, how many are wrong? I'd wager, quite a bit

OP is saying the regulations would be at the international level. So, I am going to have to buy a UN license to use the internet? How is that enforced? If not, then it's up to individual countries to make their citizens buy a pass to get online? That doesn't seem enforceable either.

I don't think that is the case!

Is it good that unelected people have this much power? No. Did they do the right thing here? Yes

They should be nationalized to become an even better revenue stream

It seems like in that case there isn't much to worry about then :)

Agreed. I am so tired of this company acting with impunity.

A picture is worth a thousand words :)

I think that the work culture in Europe is also a factor. Europeans are much less willing to work the way a lot of the startups expect.