That was mentioned in the article, Re: Silicon Valley Start-up.

Uber’s business model is dependent on actively ignoring standards of ethical behavior.

It’s reassuring to know that is the reason and it is not because you are trying to be a professional writer and it makes you look like you haven’t had much practice beyond freshman or sophomore high school English.

It’s impressive to see Worx is still using that stock photo.

It’s impressive to see Worx is still using that stock photo.

If you weren’t already considering that, then perhaps consider unenrolling from your FSA/HSA.

If you weren’t already considering that, then perhaps consider unenrolling from your FSA/HSA.

Don’t like, bother to do any research on this beyond shooting Nintendo a quick email. Nobody cares why this might be occurring. What they really want is an update on the stock levels of all the major retailers from which they have already attempted to purchase the product.

It’s crazy, right? You would have to do something wild like consider Behavioral Economics to even begin to understand this!

It’s rather ironic that you make a wildly sweeping generalization here based on what is likely to be one of those most outlying observable populations which you could survey, and thus prove that you are actually very much a part of the very issue you seem to be campaigning against.

I was going to point out a rather simple error in the first sentence, but upon observing the creative structures found in the rest of the article, I am just going to assume this is some kind of Avant-Garde interpretation of writing style that I am not familiar with.

...we have apparently decided that it is wise to have no standards at all

I know Automod as a topic might be tough to get an image of, but you lead with a picture that doesn’t even have a chat window?

Are you going to write this article every week now? You posted essentially the same thing a week ago. From the links you have embedded, you have been reposting this for quite a while.

Yeah. I got it, thanks.

I did.

I would reply with a childish rejoinder and claim that it is, in fact, you who are spoiled, but you seem to have already thought of that possibility.

Well if you don’t have an internet connection, how are you posting this right now, cause we are on the internet! Mind blown!

That’s not “alternatively,” at all! That’s literally what Amazon Prime Video does!

You tried all the services available on the platform and none allow local download?

That’s weird. I am not even particularly interested in watching it, but there are huge ads for it, and recommendations for it every time I open the Prime Video app.

Just because it was studied scientifically does not make it science.