Ok, but firstly, that’s got nothing at all to do with this nonsense.

And secondly, if a government really wanted to protect kids, you’d think they’d do something like, maybe, provide a habitable planet for them?

This is, and always has been, a smokescreen for their genuine goals.

Thanks!

Is there a word for words that used to have an extremely different meaning to that which they contemporarily have?

You know, like how ‘bully’ used to mean ‘darling’.

Isn’t this the plot to asterix?

I largely agree with your logic, but if they wait too long for the next poll, they’ll be doing it under a reform government

World peace, like World Series kind of deal?

I really thought that they already had? Wasn’t that what all the copious copium that Brave Broswer Boys were spreading was all about? The, “no actually I don’t mind that’s it’s chrome based because they have such good Adblock” argument.

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What if they’re only 2 out of the 3? I would have thought illegal acts were illegal, anyway.

I agree with everything you’ve said there, but I don’t see how “electric cars taking over the world” has got anything to do with getting people onto bikes.

So, for me, it’s not ‘perfect being the enemy of good’, because in this sense the news is not good.

Its never getting cheaper. Nothing is.

Aye, but they’re still cars.

Shit like this is exactly why an open source browser shouldnt have a CEO.

Sorry, what?

Well, I think there’s more to burnout than the simple number of hours that you work. I think it’s pretty well recognised that people have a limited capacity for activity, but also information.

A lot has been made of how the number of hours people have as ‘free time’ has never been so high, but conversely, disaster-reporting and doom-scrolling have never been as ubiquitous as today, either.

There are a lot of reasons why people might feel stressed in 2026. I won’t condescend by listing my evaluation of them, here. But to suggest working hours is a good metric to measure against stress levels seems like faulty logic, to me.

theyre practising penalties again? 😏

that transparency tho 🤢

I pirated and played the game out of curiosity. Tbh, I regretted starting it after the first few hours, but I have a particular problem which doesn’t allow me to quit games/stories, easily.

Let me just summarise by saying, “don’t bother”.

ZA/UM should be ashamed for what they’ve done, but that’s not really how capital works, I guess. The game is a shallow attempt to cash in on DE’s success, but lacks any of the depth, creativity, charm, etc.

Esoteric Ebb was far more enjoyable, for me. But I don’t think it’s a fair comparison because EE was actually trying to be its own game.

Right, yeah, because its people that get to choose what flavour of exploitation their native city will opt for.