Feel it, feel it.

Ohhhh, Namor and Submariner.

Submariner and Namor?

So go from one shitty company to another?

That’s what you take issue with? That the analogy isn’t completely perfect? Do you get the general idea of what I’m saying, or does that slight inconsistency complete negate the entire argument?

The point is that an average isn’t indicative of overall health… it’s just a value representing the average income. It makes no bearing on actual economic health without comparing it to other factors.

Which part? Can you explain your reasoning in a way that’s not just “nuh-uh”?

As I understand it, an average is when you add together several quantities and then divide that total by the number of quantities. How does this in any way affect actual living wage (or grades, in my given example)?

Just because something is average doesn’t mean it’s good.

If the average grade of a class is fifty… that doesn’t mean it’s a good grade. It just means a majority of the class is failing.

That’s so fetch.

Don’t worry, they’re on Steam.

It’s not about inability to understand, mind, it’s about unwillingness to understand.

There are plenty of people who have mental deficiencies who are well aware of that, and how much trouble they have understanding the world around them. But they at least try.

The same can not be said for those who are perfectly capable of understanding, yet simply choose not to.

It’s a job creator, so in effect it makes money.

/s

But they made their bread with nonsense, though! It was absurdism at it’s finest.

You should really read the politics section for John Popper’s Wikipedia page.

So is don’t dead, open inside, but it still became a thing.

I learned on Mythbusters that most adult diapers are mostly to catch the occasional leak, not to take the brunt of a major bathroom meltdown.

It was run by one guy who had health issues. So it shut down. Mbin is the main fork now.

I bump into shit with the lights on, turning them off is not going to make that better.

Isn’t that what “microblogs” are, though?

Yeah, no one should have to look at what they’re doing to stop themselves from making mistakes! Everyone should be able to blindly make decisions and they should always be correct!

is doubling down on blaming the user instead of the practices

They blamed both, though.