TIL I am a 2000's millenial.

I mean, yeah. A lot of innovations in safety is really just stupidly simple things that we learned the hard way (someone being hurt).

The stupid part however isn't how simple these things are, but rather how hard it is to get through even the most basic changes.

Every so often I'll go to the tail end of my acocunt history and simply delete anything that isn't particularly interesting.

Simply privacy.

I still see a future where we end up with legislation that forces royalties from AI-gen materials, which are funneled directly into the pockets of large corporate copyright holders. Meanwhile private individuals will get nothing while also not being allowed to use these tools anymore.

I agreed up until the "or else" caveat at the end. Many people simply do not have the energy to be curious or proactive at any particular time. That needs to be okay, otherwise the end destination is alienating a lot of people who might agree with a cause.

One letter = what letter?

Second letter = Maybe consider a VPN & plead ignorance.

Well, technically, the more efficient way to hit the sun would be some gravity assists into the outer solar system and then slowing down to zero at a higher point, where your orbital velocity will be lower.

Men Wearing Meta Glasses on Dates Is an Instant Red Flag

others will become inured to the new normal – that we just all lie now

It's so exhausting...

It is a very slightly different color, but definitely hard to make out in the original image due to the line of shade coinciding with the colour shift + being from further away. Definitely wouldn't blame a small-screen user for not noticing a difference between those two.

xD

Should I DEFEND my answer?

Hilarious, but also "defend your answer" basically just means to motivate it. In general that's a good way to encourage and reward understanding rather than rote memorization.