Not “It’s a product of it’s time” as a way to excuse its problematic undertones but rather “it’s a product of it’s time” to say to say that the issues it tackles were relevant then and its stances that now seem milquetoast were radical then, and that heavy handed, cheesy driving home of those viewpoints was sometimes necessary, and our acceptance and normalization of those viewpoints is in large part because of media like it normalizing those viewpoints and imagery, and watching it in the modern day turns into a loving study of history of the masses and public opinion
Welcome to the future, where you donât own anything and the stuff you rent stops working once your phone has no signal.
App powered car? đ¤Śââď¸
I wish people remembered the age old wisdom that if something doesnât absolutely require an Internet connection to function, it shouldnât be connected to the internet - same goes for apps.
WHY IS A CATFOOD DISPENSER CONNECTED TO THE INTERNET
Sometimes Iâm glad that Iâm too poor for my âcool future stuffâ monkey brain to be set loose to buy stupid shit like this.
please please please do not buy into the Internet of Things. Digital displays for appliances are one thing, but you shouldnât need the fucking internet to do your laundry or use the fridge.
i get that i can expect to see the âunrealityâ tag a lot on my stuff. i post a lot of weird eldritch shit and even when i post something that isnât itâs still deeply steeped in my nonsense.
but iâm fucking losing my mind at how even my posts that are correct and true will be tagged that. fatal incuriosity is inescapable when youâre me.
my âa coin is a three sided object. never forget that.â post earned an unreality tag at one point
iâm sorry but maybe youâre not the best watchdog for whatâs real and what isnât, champ. i think being the arbiter of reality requires at least a basic understanding of 3d space.
tumblr users experiencing âunrealityâ
i once posted the south up map in here and someone tagged it unreality⌠buddy thatâs the earthâŚâŚ..
If anyone wants to know where the UK is currently at, disability campaigners have lost a battle over making it a legal requirement for high-rise flats to have an evacuation plan for disabled residents.
truly no video game moment will ever surpass the part in portal 2 where glados says “well, this is the part where he kills us” and wheatley says “hello, this is the part where i kill you” and you unlock the achievement titled “the part where he kills you” (description: this is that part) and the chapter title appears on the screen and reads: chapter nine: the part where he kills you