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Speaking of a voice in the wilderness, any way we can stop saying stuff "is broken?" It's glib, imprecise, far too easy to say, and is becoming cliché. It's p
by rdiddly 10y ago
Speaking of a voice in the wilderness, any way we can stop saying stuff "is broken?" It's glib, imprecise, far too easy to say, and is becoming cliché. It's provocative kind of like clickbait. And it's self-evident - Everything exists on a continuum of "brokenness" a.k.a. entropy and is therefore at least partly "broken" at all times.