2015: "big companies are underinvesting because of corporate short-termism and market concentration and that's bad for workers" 2025: "All these big companies are doing crazy capex! This is going to be terrible for workers!" Same people!*

It used to be only 5% of Canadians died each year from MAiD. Now it's up to 1 in 4.

Imagine being 90 years old, having about 4-5 more years to live, and thinking: what's most important for me now is myself. Once I'm gone, who cares what happens. Posterity? What's that?

They got footage from right before the robots killed us all

after chatgpt was released, british MPs started using phrases in their parliamentary speeches that american congressmen use in their floor speechs

When vampire stories try to be allegories for marginalized communities:

A baby who contracts HepB in the first year of life has a 90% chance of developing chronic HepB. A patient with chronic HepB has a 25% chance of cirrhosis, liver failure and liver cancer. We have no cure for HepB. For 30 years, we had a universal vaccine plan. Until today.

incredibly funny that we have Americans complaining about Indian tech CEOs and Indians complaining about foreign airline CEOs

Why is Facebook performance so bad? Why do basic UI elements like reactions take 10+ seconds to become functional on page load? Why does their CDN take ages to distribute static resources? Why do photos sometimes fail to load entirely? Baffling.

this is how you know the pope is wrong about the death penalty

Democrats are going to ruin my state 😭

Half the QTs of this think that it means interest rates went up and half think it means interest rates went down but all of them claim the tweet is a self-own and indicates something bad happened.

he had one job and he couldn't even do that

One Country, One System

"generate a first draft"

I heard an ad for "Fannie May" chocolates and, never having heard of that brand before, briefly thought I was being elaborately trolled.