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This is how I feel about most "things I hate". Despite my strong feelings towards them, there's a reason why they are the way that they are. Almost always it co
by von_lohengramm 3y ago
This is how I feel about most "things I hate". Despite my strong feelings towards them, there's a reason why they are the way that they are. Almost always it comes down to my interests & priorities not aligning with reality/everyone else.
- int_19h 3y agoIn this case I would argue that the interests of most people don't align with the "reality", but it is the way it is because it aligns with the interests of those people who have the most power to affect it - in this case, top executives and major shareholders.
- contravariant 3y agoTo some extent hating stuff that frankly has no reason to exist is by definition temporal, it only lasts until the thing rightfully stops existing. To really grind someone's gears they'd need to hate something that cannot simply go away.