Post examples of technologies that have objectively made the world a worse place

>>106113564 (OP)
https://www.norma.uz/img/0e/de/ff241b62dfd44b55776f1fc99061.png

In b4 smartphones.

>>106113598
This

>>106113598
>>106113604
Fffffffff.......

>>106113598
>>106113600
>>106113604
It's more complicated than that. In my opinion 3G and 4G networks which made merge between regular and mobile internet possible and data cheap enough for mindless hordes to come online.
If we had modern phones but with 2G speeds those two would still separated and internet would be much better place.

>>106113564 (OP)
CRT's reign supreme.

>>106113605
to add to this:
cheap electric scooters and mopeds

>>106113600
The nexus 4 was the best looking phone ever released. Everything after has just been a boring slab.

>>106113564 (OP)

>>106113673
We get it, you do carnivore.

>>106113660
mopeds for sure, but I think e-scooters are good. I bought a used Xiaomi one and use it to ride from the train station to my home.

>>106113564 (OP)
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/6a/JavaScript-logo.png/960px-JavaScript-logo.png

>>106113684
>>106113600
Learn how to use an image board.

>>106113663
Based. I still have mine lying around and while it doesn't work, I still like to look at its back occasionally. Such an aesthetic phone.

>>106113681
I got xiaomi one from aliexpress as joke, Ended up doing 10kkm over span of 5 years. Thing is still going, good battery and all.

>>106113694
Sorry, terrorist shithole vpn here, no ability to upload images or start new threads.

>>106113710
Really? Didn't know about that. What count if you don't mind?

>>106113673
This but unironically

>>106113673
>neolithic revolution and its consequences has been disastrous to grogkind

>>106113564 (OP)
I still don't understand how disposable vapes are even allowed. Complete waste of resources.

>>106114141
You're on an anime website

>>106113564 (OP)
>>106114141
This looks like reusable vape. How did they made world worse?
Tabacco made world worse and vapes helped quite some people quit it

>>106114164
I use "reusable" vapes and the concept of just chucking my entire device and buying a completely new one is so foreign to me. It's a massive waste and landfiller. Think about a landfill full of millions of these

>>106114164
Because it mainstreamed nicotine addiction to kids who never smoked. There are 50 year olds who smoked for 20 years vaping strawberry dreamsicle geek bars. Its all 18-25 year olds blowing cape clouds because its cool

>>106114164
Because it mainstreamed nicotine addiction to kids who never smoked. There are zero 50 year olds who smoked for 20 years vaping strawberry dreamsicle geek bars. Its all 18-25 year olds blowing cape clouds because its cool

>>106114164
I don't have a problem with reusable vapes, I used to have one for a while when I quit smoking. What I don't get is why waste money on a disposable vape when you could get a reusable one for pretty much the same price.

>>106114196
Zoomers are too retarded to put juice in a hole. They get too confused and frustrated when presented with too many options. They say "bruh that's cap" when someone starts explaining PG/VG/nicotine ratios. They can't handle it.

>>106114225
You have pod systems for retards like that.

>>106114233
Pod systems are still too complicated for them. Scary, isn't it?

>>106114164
It's a disposable vape, with a disposable lithium rechargable battery, which is le bad
>>106114194
yep. The reusable/refillable vapes were quite an investment (around 100 bucks) for a 13 year old. these disposable ones are about 12 bucks
>>106114225
also this

The worst part is that big tobacco lobbied and made refillable vapes illegal in some countries, and the sale of e-juice as well. All the arguments they had about nicotine poisoning and kids vaping blueberry bubblegum now apply to disposable vapes instead. Which are owned by big tobacco btw

>>106114225
That and none of my local vape stores carry coils for the tank I have. Every time they burn out I have to get new ones online. So for about a year now I have been raping disposable vapes into the ground.

>>106114296
Just get a spool of nichrome wire and make your own.

>>106114257
Also the whole "vaping dangerous metals" thing is a complete non-issue in rebuildables. These geek bars I'm not so sure, but big tobacco has been lying for years about the rebuildables having "dangerous metals."

>>106113564 (OP)
Computers
Laptops
Batteries
Smartphones
Internet
Technology

Humans should have never left the trees of savanah

>>106114257
>The reusable/refillable vapes were quite an investment (around 100 bucks) for a 13 year old
they're like 15 dollars

>>106113564 (OP)
What is that thing?

>>106114330
Read the thread

>>106114303
I have a few burnt out disposables and soldering gun. Now that I know what kind of coil wire to get I can probably nigger-rig something nice together. Granted I don't know shit about making circuits or wiring because zoomer.

>>106114320
I don't know if these use pods or what, but my boomer-ass is thinking of those sub ohm cloud machines I guess. I paid about 75 bucks for a 50W kit with an RTA where I wound my own coils on for a while

bottom line is anyway that big tobacco fucked everyone over once again

>>106114320
These are worse though, they don't cost much but the pods cost more than most coils for an actual tank.

what's your favorite disposable?

>>106114360
>disposable
We all know Cindy reuses that one

>>106114353
They're the middle between disposables and RDA/RTAs. Much better and less expensive than buying an entire vape and throwing it away later.

>>106114353
You can refill some of the pod systems fairly easily and get more life out of them until the cotton gets burnt.

FIA has confirmed that there will be no Rally USA in next year's WRC.

>>106114398
I know. I'm also not in high school anymore and don't have enough time to rip open a Juul pod with a nice set of pliers.

I also hate Linux. We have AI now, so why the fuck should I ever need to open a terminal? At least with windows using the command line is optional.

>>106114420
>>106114412

I get what your saying but i disagree. Microsoft office programs as a whole are fucking useless. Especially since google has all the same shit now and it's free, unlike Microsoft where it comes baked into windows and then demands you pay 200 USD just to use it.

>>106114450
Anybody accessing office applications remotely is cucked to shit and has the iq of a 1000 niggers. Office 2001-2003 or kys.

>>106114450
>demands you pay 200 USD just to use it
You can use the browser version for free.

>>106114450
>unlike Microsoft where it comes baked into windows
fucking retard

>>106114141
>Complete waste of resources.
that's crapitalism for you

>>106114450
>$200
what the fuck are you blabbering about? my office 2016 license was 20 something, still werks

>>106114412
>>106114420
>>106114396
why are these so large, I actually had to scroll

>>106114438
cringe

>>106114521
>retard missing the point about backward compatibility, interoperability, breaking "standards" on purpose, EEE, and vendor lock-in
and that's before we get into the shit "tech" itself

the webshit trifecta. the biggest energy, iq, and security wasters (before artificial non-intelligence hit the hype cycle again).

>>106114412
>>106114420
Fuck these and the whole Microsoft Office. They're just getting worse and worse by every release.

>>106114571
Java applets were actually quite useful in the science department back in the day, but the risk associated with them completely overrides any potential benefits.

>>106113564 (OP)
The pill. It made society what it is today.

>>106114606
MATLab is still very much used in the academia.

>>106113564 (OP)
Common use of synthethic polymer. This is the cause of so many issues, it should be restricted even though life would be expensive as hell and it also is the reason we haven't nuked each other for decades. Plastic contamination and microplastics are going to fuck us in the next couple of decades, quality of products has been excused with the cheap manufacture process of polymer injection.
Polymer use cases should be restricted and recycling and proper destruction enforced, it's too late.

>>106114717
It's already to late, there is enough microplastics in the ocean that it has entered the human food supply through fish and soil. I am pretty sure it has reached the point where all men alive now have microplastics inside their testicles.

>>106114717
>Plastic contamination and microplastics are going to fuck us in the next couple of decades
How? It's a chemically inert carbon compound. What's it supposed to do to you?

>>106114794
Take a handful of diamond powder and throw it in a running engine. diamonds are inert too.

>>106114748
>I am pretty sure it has reached the point where all men alive now have microplastics inside their testicles.
explains "if err != nil"

>>106114557
>>retard missing the point about backward compatibility, interoperability, breaking "standards" on purpose, EEE, and vendor lock-in
But enough about Google

>>106114814
Are you saying that the plastic is going to abrade my joints?
As >>106114748 said, we're getting close to 100% of Earth's human population having been exposed to microplastics, yet no health effects have been linked to it. What's it going to take?

>>106114717
>even though life would be expensive as hell
What? You know cotton, linen and other organic materials are dirt cheap, because they mostly come from the third-world where they pay the workers 10 cent a month, it's just the stupid logo that makes them expensive. And they last way longer.

>>106114915
>yet no health effects have been linked to it.
anon...

>>106114257
they were an investment but now you can get a unican pro for like $20-30. cartridges are $6. juice/distillate varies but still its cheaper to get high than to buy a new video game.

>>106113660
I want those banned, for the climate or safety or whatever bullshit reason governments will come up with, I just want the jeetoid infestation to stop and banning mopeds would definitely help.

>>106113564 (OP)
Cloudflare (literal antichrist) and all the other CDNs
cloud computing
SaaS
DRM
TPM in all its variants

>>106115007
Trusted Platform Module is good. Just use a machine owned key.
ME and PSP are bad.

>>106115042
>your machine being uniquely identifiable is a good thing

birth tech. nature isn't able to knock enough people off at birth anymore,
in repsonse, the planet tries to kill us using weather events, which we aren't technologically invested, because there's things that are more profitable in the near-term.

>>106115101
>what are serial numbers

>>106114194
>Because it mainstreamed nicotine addiction to kids who never smoked.
So did tabacco.

>>106115185
lmao

>>106115250
i cant process your rma saaar your serial number is invalid

>>106115234
Yeah, all those 17-year-olds using chew.

>>106115731
I'm not talking about chewing tobacco. I am talking about cigarettes.
"Back in my day", there was no vapes but tons of kids would smoke cigarettes at break time at school. Exactly because "it was cool". By no means this is vape exclusive behavior.
On the other hand, vaping helped many people to get off cigarettes so it was an improvement in my opinion.

>>106116183
I know I was being facetious. The usage and mainstreaming of vaporizers far exceeds the usage of cigarettes by underage people, attributed mainly to the candy-like flavors and the actual legality.

>>106116201
>actual legality.
Nicotine vapes are 18+ here.

>candy-like flavors
Favored cigarettes used to be very popular back then too.

>>106116232
Yes, and cigarettes are 21+. It's much easier to get a vaporizer than it is to get cigarettes as an underage person. Nothing I said was incorrect.

>>106114915
>we're getting close to 100% of Earth's human population having been exposed to microplastics
it will never be linked to anything because as you pointed out, we no longer have a control group.

>>106116244
>Yes, and cigarettes are 21+.
18+ here.
If you can get vapes more easily than cigarettes then it sounds like the problem is with your local laws.

>>106116279
This conversation has over since apparently you think where you live is representative of the rest of the world, And you are using it as your focal point and generalizing off of it.

>>106116261
The Amish maybe?

>>106116293
>you think where you live is representative of the rest of the world,
I don't think it is a common in the world to have one form of nicotine be 18+ and other 21+. AFAIK, it's 18+ in most of the places in the world.

>>106113564 (OP)
x86

>>106114393
How has it made the world worse?
People don't use them to begin with...

>>106113564 (OP)
C++

AIDS medication

the sedan

>>106116299
doubt, they use cellphones and shop at the local costco. I've seen their carts full of plastic junk too. maybe that island in the Indian ocean with that tribe they protect. but even then they aren't representative of every ethnic group, we clearly have different biology apart from the environmental ones. we would need to kid nap some of their tribe and raise them around plastic products and make a comparison between the two groups.

linked lists

>>106116396
most of those aren't people. plenty of fauna has been ob

>>106116431
The Amish are like Orthodox Jews and rule lawyer around their retarded rules constantly.

bluetooth earbuds and codecs (number of LDAC tards >> audiophile tards)

>>106116261
OK, but if near 100% of the population was exposed to something actually toxic, you would notice.

>>106116232
I was so fucking upset when Camel discontinued their exotic flavors

>>106114164
It's disposable. Yes, they put screens and shit on a vape that's gonna be thrown out within a week. And people pay for it

OnlyFats

>>106113564 (OP)
ships that transferred niggas from Africa

>>106113564 (OP)
Better vapefags than smokers imo (I partake in neither)

>>106113564 (OP)

>>106116526
not everything is immediately apparent, if it is something that is building up in the fucking food chain we really don't know how bad it is or how bad its going to get. I think you over estimate the general populations level of sentience, just because some few sentient persons might notice something, it doesn't stop the media from just branding them a crackpot conspiracy theorist, the npc niggercattle will be satisfied they have been well informed and simply go back to happily grazing thier time away.

>>106115101
Yes because then I can craft a kernel image that only allows booting after interacting with the tied TPM and verifies its own integrity of the kernel too
Evil maid on suicide watch

>>106116615
Anon we need less kids, not more

any platform with a business model reliant on making retarded minors pay for online stuff (gaymes, clout, ...etc).
i wonder what XX% of /g/eets is feeling personally attacked rn lol

>>106113564 (OP)
Literally the transistor and anything else derived from it, especially the internet. Most of this tech has the same effect as any other large and comprehensive welfare system. An entire society of dipshit retards for dipshit retards.

>>106116569
Wew. Yeah, disposable vapes are pants on head retarded.

>>106116671
>i enjoy zog beliefs despite not being a part of the (((we)))

>>106116705
I have no idea what you are implying, but it sure sounds hella anti-semitic

>>106116621
>not everything is immediately apparent
No, obviously not, which is why we're talking about microplastics NOW and not in the 1940's when the mass production of plastics was starting to kick off. How much longer do you think we'll have to wait for the actual effects to start?

>>106116791
https://lilith.org/2017/08/the-unsung-jewish-woman-who-helped-found-planned-parenthood/

i can almost hear someone whispering "every single time"

>>106113564 (OP)
TCP

>>106116705
>>106116791
>>106116803

>>106116396
Condoms increase the reproductive fitness of being a drooling retard and make it a selected for trait

>>106116615
There's already too many people in the world unless you're buying into neoliberal capitalism ideology of never ending consumer growth.

>>106116929
be the change you want to see in the world. you can easily and instantly -1 that exceedingly large number of people.

>>106113564 (OP)
I vape to curb smoking, but I hate disposables so much. It literally gets thrown out once somebody's done with it. Such a waste.

>>106116988
>I vape to curb smoking
Me too! I started 6 years ago
I'll be off the nic any day now!

>>106114350
>wound my own coils on for a while
comfy. used to do that, but now I stuck into pods with the xros thing. 1 pod last me a month and a half.

>>106117003
I don't intend to stop lol. It's just cigarettes is getting more expensive and it was doing me bad for a while.

>>106117018
I also wound coils, not for me but my gf back in the day. I don't even smoke, never had puff in my life.

>>106116988
A waste.. of what? You people keep using this word but I don't think you know what it means. It was created with two purposes and it served both.
You got a consumable product and someone made money on it. A lot of people actually, from the drillers, to the distillers, to the industrial engineers, the button pressers, and the MBAs and accountants running it. Huge amounts of capital generated.. but it got thrown in the trash afterwards, so it's "wasted" by your 1 dimensional view of economics.

>>106117056
>yap yap yap
what a waste of my time

>>106114571
java was fine; flash on the other hand was always garbage and started the snowball of shitty fake cooders and bloat.
>a literal toaster pc could play runescape but barely runs flash content
>browsers took little memory resource until flash in which they ALL started to suck it down
>had to have later hardware for it to even run at optimal frames

>>106117073
I accept your concession, but do better.

>>106113564 (OP)
See >>106113710

>>106116898
I don't care if theyre jews or if its immoral we should keep killing one million black babies every year and maybe find ways to increase that number

>>106117056
Why are you even playing devil's advocate for this shit? It's like buying a new phone and throwing away your old one every time you're done with a phone call. Compare that to phones you use for a couple of years. Who the fuck is paying you?

>>106117241
don't kid yourself. the only person you may ever kill is yourself, and/or your wife/kids (if you will ever even have a family).
so don't be a hypocrite. be effective and efficient instead, by removing your leaf from the tree of humanity, which will also remove any chance of branches coming out of it.
trim your fat first, figuratively and literally.

>>106116988
just stop smoking
you can literally just stop today
man up and do it

>>106116396
>Condoms totally didn't lead to more casual sex and therefore more kids

>>106117642
can't. I enjoy it too much

>>106114412
Why is the top row made with AI?

cotton gin

>>106113632
I never considered this. Man, this is depressing.

>>106114403
What happened to u lol

I've done DOB and DOM and it just felt like a rollercoaster ride, couch locked playing rocket league for almost a day straight

>>106114320
Redpill me on these:
-Is vaping actually bad for your body?
-Does it create a dependency like smoking?
-Are the refillable ones permanently reusable without cashing in again and again on refills or would I have to go buy refills?

>>106120078
>Is willingly filling your lungs with an addictive substance bad for you.

>>106113564 (OP)
crazy how every single broccoli head out there vapes

>>106113677
Humans were omnivores before agriculture, y'know. We could forage edible plants and fungi before we know how to control their growth.

>>106113656
Agreed until I was mislead

https://patents.google.com/patent/US6506148B2/en

>>106114412
Doesn't this have built in AI now so now kids can just use it for schools?

These cunts

I buy several disposable vapes each month, throw them into the closest body of water when the battery dies.

>>106113564 (OP)
Biotech. The kind that was used to make the infection of 2020 and the injections of 2021.

>>106120722
i wouldn't know. the last time i used anything M$ was circa 2005-2006.

>>106120078
It's basically a nicotine inhalant with flavoring. The flavoring might not be good for you. Nicotine is extremely addictive.

>>106113564 (OP)
This and electric cars in general.

>>106114141
How are disposable phones allowed?
How are disposable laptops allowed?
How are disposable cars allowed?

Everything is disposable, my phone is 6 years old, still works the same as it did first day.

>>106113564 (OP)

>>106113564 (OP)

>>106113586
The worst minorities ruining your country are just rich people

>>106120078
>-Is vaping actually bad for your body?
No
>-Does it create a dependency like smoking?
Not for me
>-Are the refillable ones permanently reusable without cashing in again and again on refills or would I have to go buy refills?
Get a box mod and a rebuildable tank atomizer then learn to build coils. Start with a blaze solo atomizer it's easy to build and wick. You can either buy a kit with the tools for coil building or build your own kit. Then you just buy a spool of kanthal or nichrome wire to wrap into coils, and Japanese organic cotton for your wicks. Use a coil calculator to tell you how many wraps to hit the ohms you want. For wicks I use 13 foot amoza cotton rope, cut some off, split it in half and you got two wicks.

This makes your coils insanely cheap to build. Coils last months so a spool of wire will last forever and I replace cotton like once a week. Then the majority of your money is spent on bottles of vape juice.

If you are lazy you could just get a sub ohm tank like the itank t with proprietary coils, but then you are looking at like $12 per box of 5 of those. It's a scam with how cheap/easy it is to do yourself once you get it figured out.

>>106113663
I keep hearing this parroted (maybe some are genuine) but Samsung's later offerings like the S8/S7 era were much more memorable. Such a fleeting moment in time before all screen became the perma trend.

>>106122874
>bottles of vape juice.
you can also save up by making your own juice which is crazy lol
literally open-source nicotine machine if you make your own mod too

>>106122906
I'm probably bias since I still have mine. However I always found it to be a very nice looking device. My Pixel XL looked plain in comparison. My 5a I couldn't tell you what makes it unique.

>>106113604
The talking boobs show

>>106114748
Wrong, I have traps suck the microplastics out of mine

>>106113564 (OP)
I've had the same one since March

>>106121116
I haven't heard a good argument against electric cars that isn't a very specific use case or living in bumfuck where there are no chargers (and most people don't do 300+ miles per day so they just charge at home anyway)
For the average person who just drives to work or to the store they're great

>>106113564 (OP)
What, you don't like everyone smelling like fake weed?

>>106117056
I think that anon was referring to the usage of rechargeable batteries for one cycle to be wasteful. Also, industrial designers suck dick.

>>106123325
>"fake weed" smells like bubblegum

>>106121025
I get that nicotine Vapes are good to help people get off of smoking but what's the point of putting it in Vapes for people who don't smoke? Do people really just look at the knowledge that they are going to be vaping an addictive substance and shrug and go for it anyways?
Then again I know full well what sugar is and I still eat it so....

>>106123318
Low energy density compared to normal cars
It drains itself
Battery tech is worse for the environment than just using oil because watching carbon emissions is a meme. Oil is not scarce and it does renew itself. Our role in nature is to free the carbon that's bound to the soil while plants do the opposite.
Power delivery is inherently lossy. At transformers, at inverters etc.

>>106124392
None of that shit matters when I, the user, save money in the long run

>>106113694
Needy baby, greedy baby.
Why are image needers so hungry and desperate? Make do with text.

>>106124623
Sorry you're so upset

>>106113564 (OP)
Koran.

>>106113564 (OP)
I remember vapes (e-cigarette) getting shilled as a healthy alternative to smoking. What the fuck happened?
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIUWXwIfyFc

>>106124669
>what happened
Zoomers

Impressive that nobody's just posted a picture of India yet.

>>106113564 (OP)

>>106123318
It's actually worse in cities because you will never own a home there and are completely dependent on renting access to someone else's charger. Someone in "bumfuck" can charge it in their garage in the house they pay half your rent for

>>106124718
Probably because India is not a technology.

>>106124766
That's why suburbs are the best

Vaping would die out in a couple of years if they killed the branding element.

Put all vapes in generic olive drab packaging, have the devices be as plain as possible, and keep them out of sight like they do with cigarettes.

When I go to the Paki shop and see all the multicoloured vapes on full display next to the counter, I totally get why 13 year olds are drawn to them.

>>106113578
what am I looking at
looks like an engine ecu table of something? and why is it bad

>>106113564 (OP)
I used to smoke cigarettes, then switched to reusable vapes like Vaporesso. I used the regular 50/50 nic salt juice. I don't know what they put in that shit (probably the nic salts, they have a stronger nic kick), but I noticed it caused my blood pressure to raise slightly. My normal BP is 100/70, but with vapes it was 120/80. Weird. Switched vack to regular cigs and now my BP is back to normal. I still plan to quit smoking alltogether. I really regret starting this nasty habit.

>>106125192
>I still plan to quit smoking alltogether. I really regret starting this nasty habit
You can do it
I've smoked for over a decade and I managed to quit

>>106125192
Good on you. My mother died a few years ago from lung cancer from cigarettes. I sincerely wish you the best in your quitting journey. It really is a nasty habit, and people don't look too far into the future besides their own pleasure. At least you have a good head on your shoulders and are trying to improve. Good luck.

>>106114438
terry davis was right. computers went to shit when they were made for people like you.

>>106116929
the entire world's population could stand shoulder to shoulder in LA alone and fit. how is that "too many people"?. i would say africa and india have too many people. not us whites. you have a basketball-american factually incorrect opinion on the matter. please continue letting media outlets do the thinking for you.

>>106125003
when i was 13 we'd call you a fag for even considering colored cigarettes

>>106126745
>thinking anyone cares what a 13 year old thinks of you.

>>106119733
>printing books is bad
how if nobody can fucking read?

>>106115007
>Cloudflare (literal antichrist) and all the other CDNs
Well, I just opened my old iPad Air so I could browse some shit online while in bed, and the fucking browsers didn't get updated past iOS 12.x, so it can't pass the "I'm not a robot" test most websites have. It's a goddamn paperweight thanks to that bullshit

>>106113564 (OP)

>>106120078
Everything in excess is bad, people who vape usually do thinking it's like a cigarette (a thing you have to smoke before it burns out) that never runs out, so they fill their lungs 24/7 with vapor and eventually get sick; if you take a puff every now and then you'll be fine. Vaping helps you fill that oral fixation need to have something in your mouth (heh) and most have some nicotine so you don't quit cold turkey, plus it doesn't have tar, arsenic, formaldehyde, etc.
All in all, far better than smoking actual fags, but not 100% risk free

>>106127231
You lost?

>>106127110
>21% of adults are illiterate
How is that possible?

>>106127257
I use a NT operative system, no.

>>106124495
>penny wise and pound foolish
EVs burn through tires much faster, and you'll have a nice catch up expense when it's time to replace the battery. You may still be at a net savings over ICE but that doesn't even matter, because needing 30+ minutes to recharge your car on a road trip is straight retarded, especially in the summer (or winter if you get snow). You can fill an ICE car in 4 minutes and have 400 miles on tap ready to go. Who cares about the money, what's your time worth? But it's your life anon buy what you want

>>106127287
Thats not a thing and I didn't ask.

>>106127285
You mistook the real problem. Those counted as literate are by majority (54%) on the intellectual level below the 6th grade. Might want to read the image again.

>>106127285
Being American will do that to you.

>>106124224
Nicotine has a lot of nootropic effects, also most supercentenarians are avid smokers. The real issue is that the tobacco industry started to cut cigarettes with a bunch of toxic substances which makes them more addictive and very toxic. A lot of the tobacco industry also owns a lot of vaping companies and disposables are also filled with a lot of the same toxic stuff.

>>106123318
>or living in bumfuck where there are no chargers
anon, 99% of geographical america is "bumfuck nowhere". I live in Oregon and there's places here where it's difficult to get even gas after midnight. EV owners basically have to plot their entire trip in advance, and if any of the chargers aren't available, they're basically fucked.

>most people don't do 300+ miles per day so they just charge at home anyway
it doesn't really matter that most people don't, it's that they are instantly limited to that range. 60-100 mile commute for work isn't uncommon, so that's already half the range gone right there. On just a 110 charger, it would take THIRTY HOURS to charge back to full again.

>>106127305
>Thats not a thing
It is. Look at any retail selling pre-builts, inside school, hospitals, banks, etc.
> Didn't ask
You did and, no, i am not lost, since use Windows.

>>106125143
Just a retard angry the manufacturers lock down their car electronics and some people have the tools to jail break them but won't give them away for free.
Probably also thinks carburetors are easier to work with despite never tuning one in their life.

>>106127338
Thank god for cigars and cigarillos

>>106127308
Yes, I'm sure it's a major problem, but I'm really more interested in how it's even remotely possible to have that many people counted as "illiterate".
Who are these people? What do they do? Does the state provide tard wranglers to help them apply for neetbucks?

>>106120699
>Humans were omnivores before agriculture, y'know.
No, we're a species of carrion eaters.

"It is interesting to note that humans, uniquely among the primates so far considered, appear to have stomach pH values more akin to those of carrion feeders than to those of most carnivores and omnivores. In the absence of good data on the pH of other hominoids, it is difficult to predict when such an acidic environment evolved. Baboons (Papio spp) have been argued to exhibit the most human–like of feeding and foraging strategies in terms of eclectic omnivory, but their stomachs – while considered generally acidic (pH = 3.7) – do not exhibit the extremely low pH seen in modern humans (pH = 1.5). One explanation for such acidity may be that carrion feeding was more important in humans (and more generally hominin) evolution than currently considered to be the case [...]" - ["The Evolution of Stomach Acidity and Its Relevance to the Human Microbiome" (2015)](https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0134116)

>>106127345
Nope to both

>>106128064
You're fucking retarded for several ways.
One, that was only one of the hypotheses they suggested in this paper.
Two, being a carrion eater is not mutually exclusive with being an omnivore.
Three, that you decided to correct someone about this when you don't even know what an omnivore is, apparently.

>>106126745

>>106118952
weak

>>106129713
>still believes nicotine is a a bad evil substance and it isn't a beneficial (for some) nootropic after you remove all of the burnt tobacco additives

do some research before calling out others, for anything, moron

>>106129820
Weak and whiny. Nobody needs stimulants.

>>106129423
>being a carrion eater is not mutually exclusive with being an omnivore
Your chronic encephalitis has failed you. Again.

>>106129820
>bought into the new nicotine marketing
You're addicted to the dopamine hit of nicotine usage. Your body feels pain every time your blood nicotine levels drop below 25% of your post-use peak. You feel "more alert" when vaping because your body can return to "normal" functioning for a short while after you've satisfied your nicotine craving. You've eliminated "all the burnt tobacco additives" but you don't understand all the effects of all the chemical slop the chinks put in your vape, but you don't care because you're blinded by a dependence on nicotine.

>>106127639
Are you baiting? It's minorities obviously. I also know some blue collar boomers that are pretty smart and successful guys overall that cant read. Ran away from home or skipped school type stories

>>106127183

Don't forget that parents and tard wranglers use these things as a surrogate parent. With tard wranglers I get it because how is Melvin supposed to speak, but parents? Using electronics instead of parental guidance is how we got Chris Chan, and look how that turned out. Also, you realize most adults on the net are this guy. You don't want your kids anywhere near him, right?

>>106127183
Good thing you can sideload a new browser with updated certs, right?

>>106130400
>It's minorities
Well, I found a map where Congo manages an 81% literacy rate, but on that same map the United States gets 99%, so I can't really use it as evidence here.
Anyway, if we take the earlier claim of 79% literacy rate at face value, saying that "it's minorities" doesn't really answer any of the questions. What do these minorities DO? How do they live? What does it look like if you don't know how to use a smartphone, in a society where owning one is comparable to owning shoes?

>>106130754
They work blue collar jobs where they can work with their hands and there is minimal reading required to get the job done. Or retail, food service. It's not that hard to imagine. What % of medieval europe was literate? Im sure they can read a basic sentence and know how to navigate a phone because its primarily touch based. I dont use IG anymore, but imagine all the people you see in the comments that type words like "tho" "yt pipo" "dey" "fax" and consider that many or most of them aren't typing that way ironically. And sure, you can add whites to the mix, they can be illiterate too whatever

>>106130918
>What % of medieval europe was literate?
It was very low right until the discovery of the printing press, after which it started climbing. They just didn't have anything to read.
>all the people you see in the comments that type words like "tho" "yt pipo" "dey" "fax"
In medieval Europe you'd probably be considered literate even if you couldn't spell. Like, we're still talking about people who communicate with written language, even if they're really bad at it.
That does basically explain the 21% figure though. It's just measured with a stricter limit for what's considered "literate".

>>106131071
yeah I'm sure it has to do with how they define "illiterate". In my head, and my impression after going to public school in the US and taking the standardized testing, it's more like being able to read through a chapter of an easy book without rage quitting, not just knowing all the letters of the alphabet. people don't have much reason to read anymore unfortunately. you can basically get by with words. I can't read most kanji, but I can get through a day in Japan with decent speaking skills and motioning to things.

Also, for illegals from south america, many don't bother learning English at all, or only get up to basic spoken. And most come from the poorer/more rural areas in their original countries, so that's a big chunk of the country and probably a big chunk of the statistic. Which brings me back to my original point, and is supported by the pic's list of the 3 states with lowest literacy, NM, LA, and MS, which all have high hispanic or black demographics. Conversely, the states with the highest literacy have relatively high white %. Maryland is a bit of an outlier I guess, good for them

my stupid gay lame state government banned these. at least we still have kratom.

>>106123318
>Be me
>invest in a 50000€ EV minivan instead of a 21000€ Diesel minivan
>Owns a printing press ~25km away
>will likely have to go to town or around county every day for deliveries
>expected ~100km mileage a day
>EV is 250km range
>not comfortable but will be enough to get around
>if any trip outside of regular range will take some planing

>two days after purchase breaker trips
>mfw cant have dishwasher and washing machine working while car is charging
>have a family of 6, 3 kids have their own computers
>guess ill have to upgrade our service at extra cost to make this work

>5 years pass
>low battery indicator turns on on a daily commute
>mfw batteries get worn with use
>barely has enough capacity to get me through the day
>battery was 80% of purchase value of vehicle, meaning basically no resale value
>old half price diesel minivan before that served 13 years before its chassis started to rust
>ask my mother that i gifted it to after i decommissioned it about it
>still turns on on the first try
>55L tank lasts about 2 months with her requirements

Same with eating vegan food, although it sounds better on paper, its actually much more expensive than the established option, and requires a lot more attention and foresight than with traditional cars: most people really dont feel like doing that.

>tfw a year nicotine free next week
No clue how anyone can ignore how badly high nicotine vapes rape your blood pressure and resting heart rate

>>106113564 (OP)
like almost every technology especially new technology this is obvious

>>106132394
all real gs have enlarged hearts

>>106130141
Sorry you're too retarded to understand what an omnivore is.

>>106123318
Imagine if like half of gas pumps just didn't work when you pulled up. Or you went to the gas station and the only pump there filled your tank at the rate of one ounce of fuel every 10 minutes.
That's the state of electric charging stations here

>>106132394
Nah, I think you're just fat and out of shape.
My resting heart rate is 55 and my blood pressure is normal and I smoked for 20 years and been vaping for 2. But, I'm otherwise healthy, lol!

>>106113564 (OP)
react or spa websites
smartphones
digital currency

>>106113564 (OP)
electric cars, and modern cars in general.
they are just one giant remote controlled surveillance botnet full of backdoors and "subscriptions" at this point. you aren't the driver, you are merely a passenger.

>>106128064
>>106120699
evolution is fake and gay

>>106127342
>On just a 110 charger, it would take THIRTY HOURS to charge back to full again.
Practically no one who has an electric car doesn't also install a 240 charger
Again, all of the arguments against electric cars are weird edge cases

>>106122582
Yeah. Because they import a billion people to drive wages down.

>>106132772
>Practically no one who has an electric car doesn't also install a 240 charger
A LOT of people live in apartments where this isn't possible nor feasible.

>Again, all of the arguments against electric cars are weird edge cases
these are not edge cases retard, this is literally reality for a large majority of Americans.

>>106128064
Test this theory out eat rotten flesh filled with flie larvae.
Make it your whole diet. Feed live animals to your dog and eat the leftovers.

>>106124766
Someone living in bumfuck only has job opportunities working at dollar general or taco bell and they can barely afford rent even at a ridiculously cheap price.

>>106113673
Farming is actually not bad. Shifting cultivation ,Planting tubers roots etc are literaly guerrila army vegetables. Its the grains that make you easy to tax and enslave. Whats even worse than most grain is padi rice fields.
High labor ,predictable time when it ripes , any army can see it from far away.

>>106132394
It’s my teeth mostly, my dental costs have nearly immediately halved this year after quitting

>>106113564 (OP)
Geekbars aren't even bad as far as vapes go. They make single use disposables with touchscreens and BT. You can play games on them, make and receive calls through your phone, etc.

>>106133839
Just stop caring about your teeth looking unnaturally Hollywood white and have a nice protective tar layer keeping bacteria from attacking them.

>>106134769
That makes it like ten times worse. Not only is it promoting a useless addiction, but now you're focusing more of your time on it.

>>106113656
this is turbo sovl, it's planned obsolescence oled that made the world worse

>>106125143
Looks like pops & bangs tune

>>106132918
>Test this theory out eat rotten flesh filled with flie larvae.
When I eat prosciutto crudo, I'm eating the mummified flesh of a pig that died more than a year ago. Tastes great!

If you really think you're a herbivore, you need to start shitting while you're grazing, like all herbivores do.

>>106114360
I like the lights in the balls.

>>106113673
The Neolithic Revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race

>>106132772
that you have to install one off your own cost to be able to use electric cars makes them a much worse experience than combustion engine cars

and no, having to go to a public charging station, which has not accommodations, and will take at least half an hour to get some charge doesnt make it any better.

>>106135508
Not really, it's only got a few basic games like 2048 and the novelty of making a call or reading a text from your vape wears off in about 5 minutes

>>106138099
Missed the entire point of my post, but whatever.

>>106138562
No I didn't. After the first 5 minutes it's just a normal vape with extra ewaste when you're done.

>>106138567
The discussion is over.

>>106138579
lmao whatever you say bud

>>106113564 (OP)

>>106113673
farming really was a clear early sign of how abundance is meaningless when we let a few take control of it
we could live in a literal paradise with all the resources at our disposal, yet the more we produce the more we need to work and the less we take advantage of it
and then we did it again with the industrial revolution
and then we did it again with computers
and now we're doing it again with automation
we do have great entertainment now, though, can't deny that. I am thoroughly sedated

>>106113564 (OP)
Thumb drives used to have a physical locking mechanism to prevent data from being written to it. Taking that away was a shit idea.

>>106138893
Don't SD cards have this still?

>>106113656
No, i hate to say it but CRT’s were worse. Those shits were radioactive and had plenty of feedback and interference.

>>106138920
Yea they do

>>106114343
>Granted I don't know shit about making circuits or wiring
get a mech. literally just a battery and some copper bits touching

>>106116615
Anyone saying not to have kids is a brainwashed millennial jew. They fear seeing more white families. It’s literally their biggest fear. I know them at the BOCA WEST COUNTRY CLUB

>>106122874
youre close but not quite there
>blaze solo tank
get a nitrous rda with squonk mod
>cotton ropes
get muji cotton squares
also kanthal wire is dogshit for handwrapping, nichrome is much more malleable.

>>106130081
Slavery was a mistake. Why were rednecks so adamant to keep the slave trade. It’s like they wanted to bring in as many niggers as they could to this country.

>>106139079
Slavery was fine. Emancipation without continuous, total repatriation wasn't. Overthrowing Jim Crow wasn't.

>>106113656
Don't worry anon. I did the math and we woukd only need about 4.6Mhz refresh rate oleds to get an accurate recreation of a 240p CRT. At that refresh rate the screen cohld draw one pixel of a full frame at a time just like a 60hz crt does. Leaving other pixels black and creating that weird optical illusion of perceived improved motion clarity.

>>106136249
i love my pops and bangs

>>106140732
And since CRT's were built like fucking tanks they'll probably still be arou d until that tome comes

>>106122582
>(((rich people)))

>>106113598
I just want to go back to post dial up but pre smartphone internet and stay there forever

>>106123318
>I haven't heard a good argument against electric cars
because there are none. Its hands down the best option out there for transportation and its not even a contest. Even when you get a used car for free from a relative the cost of gas and cost of maintenance just doesnt make it worth it.

>>106142944
>cost of gas and maintenance
i literally pay more for insurance than I do for maintenance, it's really not a lot for a machine with fucktons of moving parts.

>>106120078
1. It is very likely to be.
2. Yes, if you have nicotine. Vapes can put more nicotine into your body than cigarettes at a given time.
3. You would have to buy liquid/nicotine/flavor/coils.

Still better than cigarettes one would imagine. Problem is if you have no self control, suddenly you're hooked 24/7.

>>106114915
Honestly, the way I see it, microplastics are either going to be found to be completely harmless and just a new anomaly in human anatomy or will be the latest equivalent of asbestos and mesothelioma (and many other cases).

>>106142944
The material cost of making an electric car, plus the type of battery, can be just as harmful to the environment as a gas engine. Also most parts of the world don't use clean enough clean energy to support charging stations. Source: I pulled it out of my ass.

>>106139079
Jewish Profit. Gotta get that cotton for those coins.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_views_on_slavery

>>106139145
>thing was fine
>inevitable consequences of thing were not fine

>>106113564 (OP)