Also, what three
two for sure: video games and forgetting to look for discounts.
the third one–which is more of i don’t know precisely what it says rather than it getting a hard pass–is the “buying … (clot)hes” which is mostly hidden behind the right edge of the big fat “capitalism” sign.
is this not just affirming the premise of the sixth book? that’s the whole reason why Potter found the Prince’s spells so fascinating. school subjects are not meant to entertain. they are meant to teach.
also, as book five attests–as well as does the subject of history of magic–some syllabi and some subjects were way more boring than others.
my main gripe would be that nobody taught english or any other form of formal communication at hogwarts. i dunno how they all just didn’t end up speaking like Hagrid.
this isn’t an either-or case. if anything, capitalists would want you to engage in those sixteen listed behaviours.
i think billionaires have the same mental illness which hoarders suffer from but even i agree that at least thirteen icons of those sixteen listed are wholly unnecessary to live a fulfilling life.
bot users? yes!
human users? well, yes.
if only we had an abundance big tall leafy structures that have naturally evolved to capture carbon.
fucking humans!
no, concrete wall.
just don’t use whatsapp? problem solved!
#returntoemail
you can’t spell fail without AI.
what are you on about, mate? who’s paying for copilot’s adoption? who’s funding the disparaging of the medieval term for a minstrel with a song?
who’s paying you for this absurd take?
the human *ears. we need both ears working together to determine the source of a sound.
teamwork makes the dream work, people.