Interesting. It's the same matter with emptying one's food court tray in the bin versus leaving everything on the table. Many people don't do it, some people do, and some people say it's wrong not to do it, but there's a counterargument: In my country, there are people hired to pick the trays up and wipe the tables, just as there are people hired to return the shopping carts. Since the system is already in place, returning the cart and cleaning your table, if systematic, would cost low-skilled jobs. Is it really the right thing to do?
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Etsy must have thousands of sellers, if not tens of thousands. It bothers me that they just got a single person to say what they wanted for the headline. There's something wrong about that practice.
Nobody needs a VR internet. Nobody needs Facebook to monopolize the VR internet ecosystem. It was a bad idea from the start, product of desperation over the social media site having peaked already and no clue where to go from there.