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Figma resembles the word ligma. Figma on its own does not work.

We’re several layers deep into the meme

I believe those workers aren’t part of any union

This is the US, but it’s a “fun” graph to look at: https://www.statista.com/statistics/203961/wealth-distribution-for-the-us/

The top 0.1% possesses 10 times as much wealth as the bottom 50%

That’s 3.33 thousand people owning much, much more than 167 million combined.

Use an old phone, wipe almost everything off it.

Microsoft doesn’t do that anymore

Literally Starfield.

I mean, it likely will come to PC, but I doubt it will be on PlayStation.

Which they will surely do with no caveats whatsoever.

What!?! Do you mean there’s an area between black and white?! That’s impossible!!!

But most users won’t care to do so.

AAA companies:
We made record profits!

Also AAA companies: We’re laying off a substantial portion of our team.

Very true. But if Reddit didn’t fall I very much doubt YouTube will.

Perhaps you and I might leave, but it won’t be enough.

It’s included in the Netflix subscription so no additional cost for subscribers.

Save for all the other price increases

That’s a big if though. Unless an actual creator-exodus happens, it’s not going to happen.

Oh no, it’s such a low reduction! Might as well do nothing then.

Literally ignoring my points kthxbye

A small city car (Kia Picanto) weighs about 900 kg (~2000 pounds), a regular Ford Mustang weighs just under twice that, a Mustang Mach E weighs over twice that and then some.

Damage done will go up.

If you take into account the amount of people a bus transports, or the “useful work” a small semi and garbage trucks do, not even a small city car can win in terms of damage done– let alone a monster of a vehicle carrying one to two persons.

So what? When there’s a lot more cars, especially within a city, and when those cars get a lot heavier, it will do a lot more damage.

A semi isn’t going to drive over inner city roads, at least not regularly.

Except when the amount of cars is an order or two of magnitude greater than those other two, heavy cars do take their toll on the road surface

I mean, yeah. A broken clock is right twice a day.

Which I know doesn’t exactly equate to the current situation, but do remember that the point of capitalism isn’t innovation: it’s earning the most amount of money.

Innovation is just a happy little coincidence thanks to competition in a fair market.
When AMD was down in the gutter, Intel was just fine making token “innovation” in the CPU market while mostly taking it easy on the RnD while raking it in. Something they, eventually, got gotten for by AMD and more recently Apple silicon. But now, let’s say, Intel was allowed to buy AMD… Maybe Apple still would’ve switched to their own designs eventually, but PC’s undoubtedly would still be stuck on 4, maybe 6 cores.

Monopolies are the anthesis of innovation, and monopolies are what corporations will move towards without adequate regulation.

How is that a counter example? The same 3 - 5 corporations are still in control.

Except when it’s closed source and on a company server somewhere