It's by design: divide and conquer

People are fighting each other instead of the real enemy.

That's why elites and (quasi or not) dictatorships are winning.

Which one most respects your time? (While being a good game as well)

So what's surprising about the experiment?

Of course, when you interact with things they change

VRR? HDMI-CEC?

It is also really quiet even when playing modern games.

Thanks

Anything you're missing from Plex?

Regarding the big picture interface:

• Are there trailers for upcoming movies and shows?
• Can you easily search, download and sync subtitles?
• Can you sort your library after various parameters?
• Can you put movies on a watch list and have Radarr download it?
• Can you delete movies and shows (including their files)?

Send me a message too please about the health benefits

I get what you mean, but I think bureaucracy is an inherently negative term.

I'd say policy and legislation can be good. Bureaucracy is policy that overcomplicates things.

Of course, what people call bureaucracy entirely depends on their incentives. For a CEO anything that makes it harder for him to increase profits (like privacy laws) would be bureaucracy.

Maybe you shouldn't just be sitting, and actually do something

You guys can do it. You've already managed to elect him twice.

Yeah, do I hate the way things are? Absolutely!

Will I do something about it, apart from talking and voting? No.

I know this is part of the problem, and yet I feel zero motivation to do more, at least right now, because, as you mentioned, the basic needs are covered, and also because there's still so much stuff to do (work, maintenance, ..) and enjoy (music, movies, games, ..)