yotamoron

Feels like a junior smart-ass engineer wrote this post.

Well, its very simple - millenials and GenZs have no political power, so the hangry wolves are just eating the food from their plates.

Drugged and blinded by social network, mobile apps, insane conspiracy theories and radical agendas, they keep missing the most obvious of things - there are no free meals, and all the sharks and wolves of the world will eat away on your hard work if you will not fight for it. What's right is not important - what's actually happening is.

I hate inheritance.

Exactly. 100% right.

Finally, some sense.

Personally, I want a car with as little interaction as possible. Sometimes I feel like a machine operator and not just a driver, especially when it's raining or when I need to defrost the windshield - constant hassling with whatever just to make things work.

How the hell is this progress? I want a car that does all the simple things for me - turn on the wipers at the right speed when its raining, defrost the windshield, knows when to heat/cool the car etc etc. You know - just learn me and do it. This recent (10+ years) idea of adding more and more levers and buttons and cool screens to a car, to a point where it looks like an F-15 cockpit, might appeal to under-developed young males, but I really had enough. When I was younger, when you got into a new car, it took 2 minutes before you understood everything that needs to be understood and could safely driver with it. Now days you have to spend 10-15 minutes just to understand how to release the parking brake.

8 years ago, after realising how bad doom scrolling facebook made me feel, I deleted (not deactivated - deleted) the fb account.

The mental relief was immediate.

Facebook (and social media in general - including linkedin) is pure evil.

Find a partner that can do all the things you can't (marketing etc). Make sure you trust each other.

For me LinkedIn just became another kind of FB, with people writing stupid posts, trying to present themselves as smart and successful and beautiful and PC and blah blah blah.

Not for me, thank you very much.

7 years ago I deleted my FB account. The mental relief was immediate.

Since then, I deleted all my social media accounts - LinkedIn (in some insanely magical way I'm still employed!) and twitter. Being the old fart I am, I had no other social media accounts.

Not taking any needless selfies, not posting crap, not waiting anxiously for likes or comments, not reading BS from people I don't know just because some algorithm decided that's a good content for me for reasons I have no control over.

Life is so much better.

How come we are reading content from this horrible corporation?