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If you applied this level of extrapolation to US-based OSes, you'd conclude that Windows XP users have never seen green grass or a blue sky in person (they even
by geofft 6y ago
If you applied this level of extrapolation to US-based OSes, you'd conclude that Windows XP users have never seen green grass or a blue sky in person (they even call it "Bliss," an obvious attempt to play with the emotions of a despondent populace) and that Mac users can only dream of experiencing a proper day and night cycle, a tragic effect of smog, light pollution, and a culture of working indoors under artificial light.
- idownvoted 6y agoIf, except I didn't. A great barrier reef, a Saharan Dune or a pack of whales is exotic, but something most of us can see at least once in our lifes if we wanted to.
- rland 6y agoNot the great barrier reef, thanks to our lifestyles.
- idownvoted 6y agoYes, our lifestyles are the problem. Nothing to see here in North Korea. One could even argue that we can learn a lot from them about how to save the Great Reefs
- wizzwizz4 6y agoThat's not particularly inaccurate, but I get your point. Two things being true doesn't mean that any story you spin linking them is true.
- frostburg 6y agoThat's more or less accurate (but more related to free time than location, I think).