Society is not the governor of science. To become addicted, a chemical from outside of you must enter you, that causes the addiction. No chemical enters you via social media. You already have all of the chemicals, and your own actions cause the release of them. A society cannot officiate whether that is true.
Tell me you know ZERO about biology. Oof. You just did.
I guess we grew up differently
Cigarettes have been age restricted to 16 since 1883, and to 21 since 1920. Alcohol has been age restricted to 18 since 1960 and to 21 since 1984. So unless you're a 200 year old vampire, no, you did not.
She sued McDonalds because the HOT cup didn't warn her HOT coffee is HOT. You can't protect people from their own stupidity.
Except that's not what happened at all. https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Repeating false things without researching them might make you stupid though.
I can buy cigarettes, alcohol, and any number of things that can become addictive. Yet things like alcohol addiction are still the user's responsibility.
Cigarettes, alcohol, and the like are not made freely available to kids.
Is that it is tied to my phone and NOT to my car.
If a map service wants to take payment to make a business show on their map, that's fine. Good, even.
I disagree. Look no further than what Yelp does to see this is a terrible business model for the consumer and the businesses. It's only good for the tech company.
You have to pay Yelp $250+ a month so that competitors ads don't show on your page and that you are listed #1 for your own brand name. If someone is searching for you and you don't pay, you may be #7 on the list for your own brand name. It's mafia tactics.
I know! Because it's my birthday too! Happy Birthday Bill!
MacOS, Linux, etc. The more people to move to those platforms will also entice developers to make more software for them. Ditch windows. It's what the word needs.
"without special Apple accelerators"
This is just flat out not true.
But... even if it were the main reason, why would fault Apple for making something that makes it's user's lives better? Your whole argument sounds like "Well, Tommy can only win the race because he runs every day and works out and I don't. If he didn't work out he wouldn't beat me." Your argument is just childish.
I guarantee it.
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That same event and party is happening again this May. Time Rift and NVM are again both sponsoring VCF Southwest.
No law was broken
Not true. This would be like buying fake coupons from the printing company that makes the coupons for Whole Foods. It may be a coupon printed on the same press that made the real coupons, but its still fraud none-the-less.
I think the deal here is that she bought the labels... but did not have an actual license to go with them. Might as well be buying fake $20 bills.
This would be the equivalent of selling stolen cars, that you don't actually have a title for.
Where I live there is one ISP. Spectrum. The cost of 1Gbit service is $129 a month. The service sucks. It's always having outages.
Where my brother lives, they have both AT&T and Spectrum. Both carries offer internet for $59 a month to his house.
We need more ISPs. More competition. Less mergers.
No one tell you when you can and can't use it.
Go play that DVD in front of a live audience and charge admission, or even free. Then get back to me after the MPAA comes knocking.
You'll find you still don't own it. You own a restricted license.
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