Why can't I upvote this more than once? Influencers are a boil on the a**e end of humanity.

Just let children look like children, and not mini adults!

Can we talk for a second about the 'certified Christian' popup in the corner of the image? How does someone become certified as a Christian? Is there some kind of written or practical test you have to take? Do you get a certificate that you can frame and put on your wall, or is it just one of those little cards you put in your wallet? Is there like, an FDA of Christians that inspects them to make sure they meet standards to be certified before they're released to the public? Are there Christian-certificate forgers?

Or if you can opt out, not making it as simple as “object all” on 95% of websites, often hiding extra cookies under legitimate interest without making it clear you need to object to those too.

Animals deserve to be able to breathe.

Never had one do this to me.... Yet. But yeah, self checkout, NOPE!

I hate them... with a passion! I get blinded every time, because not only they're unnecessarily bright, but people are jerks as well and do not set them at a lower angle as to not be so disturbing...

my mom gets one almost every day, she just got one today too.

I have two reusable pods that I put much much less expensive loose grounds into. I just switch them out every other day. Pods are expensive and unsustainable, but the reusables are great.

For Real! The old buttons were clunky but you could feel them without looking at them!

That photo is seriously disturbing....... :|

Killing the environment while being an open scam. And it's everything these days. Want to buy a T-Shirt? The people who made the T-Shirt want you to wear it twice and then have to buy another.

"If I cannot have that land, nobody will ever." Seen that every m2 of land will be necessary to grow food, as we humans love to multiply for religious reasons, we cannot afford to waste land and water by polluting it.

Insurance should be 100% NON-PROFIT! Like Social Security and Medicare.

If I did anything DJT has been doing I'd be in prison already.

If you use some olive oil, they'll be gone in a heartbeat

Well, some of the car manufacturers are trying to introduce subscriptions for some features.

Lobbying is pretty much legalized bribery...

I remember those times. It was dead easy to change the battery, and there's no advantage in today's phones for the customers.

Smoking is something humans seem to have done since thousands of years, using pipes

We don't need to dis-invent it... Just stop making it the center of everything! If it loses relevance, then it loses power/influence! It worked for me, and I don't have any social media account for the last 5 years or so!

I can't stand people that have tik tok without headphones

scrap "organized"

The nuclear bomb was the better of two bad options. Had it not been used against Japan to force an end to WW2, the US was fully ready to invade Japan. Conservative estimates of the casualties from such an invasion would be well in excess of 1 million US soldiers, and untold countless Japanese civilians and soldiers. It was enough that the war department commissioned some 2 million purple heart medals, expecting to have to issue them for the one invasion. Those same medals are still being issued today, and no new order for medals has been given since 1945.

What patent? The inventors deliberately did not patent it to ensure it could be easily manufactured locally world wide at minimal cost.....pharma brands being the only "licensed" providers in certain countries is the problem here.

It is called "clamshell packaging".

Then don't buy "smart" devices, lol! Vote with your dollars instead of complaining.

Yeah, nah. I've had mine (which required a prescription) for 2 months now, and in that time I have not smoked a single ciggie. Prior to getting it I was smoking up to 30 a day.

And, naturally, it led to the invention of the... ad blocker :)

This allows CEOs and executive management to escape accountability...it sucks because it is people making the terrible decisions, not the company itself.

e.g. Amway AKA Scamway

I owned a condo as my first home. It was against HOA law to install a bath fan that vented outside. So every unit in the whole neighborhood had mold issues. Just incredibly stupid.

The worst human invention? Not lie Phosgene ot VX or White Phosphorous? Glitter huh?

I remember getting one that said "crosswalk".... We don't have those in the country I live in (although we have similar). I was baffled, as to whether the road markings, signposts and overhead lights all counted as "crosswalk"

We haven’t yet found a use for artificial intelligence that improves lives, but certain people have already found ways to use it corruptly.

This is in Christianity too with the seven deadly sins being born out of desire....

iPhones in general :P

Plastic is the best invention. Single-use and disposable and non-biodegradable is the problem.

This one gets me hot. My dad served during Nam and now he has diabetes and neuropathy. The government gives him an extra 200$ in benefits a month. This is total BS!

My sister is looking for a house in Minneapolis. A house they found was listed on a Thursday evening. By the time they submitted their offer on that Sunday morning (3 days later), there were 22 other offers on the table. 5 of them were higher than hers with no contingency on inspection.

When I got a brand new flat when I was 18 only lived in it a few days and the kitchen started falling apart. The washing machine was built into a cupboard and sat on a raised platform. It fell down onto the floor. Kitchen was cheap for being brand new

Leaded gasoline didn't cause as much environmental damage as you might think. At least, specifically, not in relation to the ozone layer, and pollution itself. The issue with leaded gasoline was it released elemental lead into the air which had a marked affect on brain activity and higher crime rates.

It gives us some good laughs, at least.

These things survive because gamers put up with them.

Before the 40 hour work week there was the 50 - 60 hour work week. Working Monday through Saturday was the norm.