Here's an upvote.

Never gonna catch me 👽

Insurance is a scam, and it pisses me off that we're still tolerating their bullshit.

It's insane to me that the competition can't compete with the blueprint. I was really hoping that the deck would cause better products to follow, not worse.

Tiktok comments?!

Two tiktok comments does not a consensus make. Shoddy journalism. That said, yes, Kellogg's deserves some consequences for saying something so bafflingly tone deaf.

Fortunately, the wealthy aren't a race of people, so it isn't considered genocide if I begrudgingly devour each and every one of them for the good of mankind. Checkmate moralists.

I can't tell if you were being tongue-in-cheek or not, but that sounds exactly like a game distracting people from the harsh reality that their society has failed them.

That was my reaction as well.

"I do have voices in my head. They're called thoughts, and I highly recommend the experience."

Slaves. They're slaves.

Something about this place is comfier than reddit. I don't miss it.

What you're describing isn't human nature. We aren't all slaves to greed or supporting sociopaths. What we are is impressionable, disorganized, and willing to submit to a higher authority. Sociopaths take advantage of this by acting as our higher authority, feeding us misinformation, and keeping us thoroughly divided. A collective wake-up call is just about the only thing we could undergo to break the cycle, but we are firmly trapped within our delusions for the foreseeable future.

What we're doing isn't working. The system we have doesn't do what we want it to do. We all, on some level, understand this. To acknowledge that we want a better system that is better capable of doing good for as many entities as possible is to acknowledge that we want a revolution, because our system is incapable of doing anything that we want it to do at this point.

I'm genuinely at a loss for why you asked your question in the way you did.