I’m terrified to see an AI rendering of what The David, 2 Girls, 1 Cup would look like.

Oh my girth!

It’s becoming way more difficult to introduce nuanced news to a mass audience.

People aren’t informed outside of their own bubble. I’m self aware enough to seek out all sides of the story. Even if it means I have to learn an opposing viewpoint.

I hate having content suggested and ‘curated’ for me on every single platform. It’s a divisive echo chamber.

Have you heard the one where your fiesta takes adderall?

It turns into a focus.

Not original material but I had to say it

I’d love to see a rise in quality OC. Migrating and reposting content isn’t always the answer.

Other platforms have an undeniable wealth of knowledge and a history that’s over a decade long.

That doesn’t mean we can’t make something great out of this. I just know that I’m not the best content producer.

The entire service fee thing is fraud at this point. Undercutting wages and skimming profits for owners off the backs of their employees.

I know it’s been happening forever but this shit has been escalating exponentially.

That’s a word I’ll never get out of my teeth

Fair point. But, medically and developmentally speaking there are people with a lower mental capacity that literally can’t read. The entire adult care industry exists for a reason. Those people need something to do so they don’t simply waste away.

If it’s a legitimate issue of illiteracy there are companies that rely on illiterate workers and workers with other special needs to legally shred their sensitive documents. It’s amazing for both sides. It takes the concern for privacy off the table and gives a person a job, money, and a sense of purpose that they otherwise might not have.

In an age where most information is digital there are still a lot of industries that rely on paper and for sensitive information and sometimes that paper needs to be shredded. Legal documents, HIPAA standards in the US, and trade secrets are the ones I can think of off the top of my head.

Believe it or not, Hawaii actually does like SPAM! It goes back to the military presence on the islands during WWII where it gained cultural significance.