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it is more like: You gatekeep your bike, you keep it behind a gate, you don't let anyone else ride it. Your neighbor got a nicer bike for Christmas, rode it b
by WillPostForFood 7mo ago
it is more like:
You gatekeep your bike, you keep it behind a gate, you don't let anyone else ride it.
Your neighbor got a nicer bike for Christmas, rode it by your house and now you are sad because you aren't the special kid with the bike any more, you are just regular kid like your neighbor.
- DaRealGraybeard 7mo agoJesus that's brutal. Accurate. But I feel attacked ;p
- _zagj 7mo agoYeah, if you studied and mastered all of the various disciplines required for fabricating a bicycle, and then fabricated your own by hand and offered to do likewise for others, sometimes in exchange for compensation, sometimes for free (provided others could use the bike), only for some machine that mass produces bikes to (informal) spec that was built by studying all of the designs you used for the bikes you made to suddenly become widely and cheaply available.
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- senordevnyc 7mo agoYeah, and that machine that replaces you was built by engineers. We can dish it out, but we can’t take it.
- kalskjUQh 7mo agoNo, both bikes are owned by a $trillion corporation who collects a monthly rent.