OK cool, so you see how it’s probably actually the majority that understands the physical/digital trade-off, and they’re ok with it.
OK cool, so you see how it’s probably actually the majority that understands the physical/digital trade-off, and they’re ok with it.
Dyskolos@lemmy.zip 2 weeks ago
There also are many many people doing things that have bad outcomes and are fine with it, because they just don’t see the implications. I mean, half of the usa voted for trump.
GoatSynagogue@lemmy.world 2 weeks ago
Or again, they are well aware of the implications and are fine with it.
Half the USA voted for a guy with dementia in 2020.
Dyskolos@lemmy.zip 2 weeks ago
The USA often shows their general high education in those things. And when should they inform a real opinion about anything when they have to juggle 3 jobs to survive? Which totally is intended.
But “being fine with it” and REALLY understanding the long-term implications of whatever they do, are two kinda different things.
I don’t even know why it pisses me off. I rent nothing and own what I wanna own/have. But most people can’t. The vast majority of this silly planet is poor and will soon own absolutely nothing except maybe a T-shirt. Not even a fucking console game.
GoatSynagogue@lemmy.world 2 weeks ago
Most people are ok with not owning copies of movies or music when they are easily and readily available for super cheap whenever they want them. Games are much the same these days. Habits and priorities have changed.