BaumGeist
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- Comment on This will be YouTube in 2025 2 weeks ago:
In the year 2025
if man is still alive
if woman can survive… - Comment on 25 years ago, Mad TV was shitting on Steven Seagal before shitting on Steven Seagal was cool 4 weeks ago:
Sorry for seeing some media and commenting about the similarities between it and situations I’ve experienced firsthand in my offline life
Now for another observation you won’t like: this type of person is not representative of the entire country, and it’s weird that you jumped to that conclusion
- Comment on 25 years ago, Mad TV was shitting on Steven Seagal before shitting on Steven Seagal was cool 4 weeks ago:
If this isn’t an accurate representation of a large portion of Americans.
They see themselves as the badass hero stopping The Scum from fucking up everything around them, when really it’s just these guys fucking up everything around them in their thirst for vigilante justice.
- Comment on On special today - Weiner Snipple 2 months ago:
thanks for the red circle, otherwise i’d be illiterate and unable to see the only thing in the foreground
- Comment on Google search has gotten worse through the years and it only still exists because its a monopoly 2 years ago:
I just recently started noticing a new brand of SEO that keeps plaguing my search results at work (I avoid Google at home):
Anytime I search for answers to a question all the top results are these sites that are visually plain, written at a low level of reading comprehension (in very basic english), divided into sections that are one or two paragraphs each headed with a similar question to the one I searched. Sometimes there is a list of all the questions somewhere on the page, sometimes the answers are helpful, and it's usually the article that Google has pulled for the "Featured Snippet" or the "People Also Ask" questions.
Technically they do answer my questions, but I took notice because it feels so much like a page engineered for page views that it feels wrong and I like to verify sources before just accepting some random answer that "The Internet" gave me.