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People live in and depend on that waterway. Just because it's beneath your standards doesn't mean it isn't vital. You're giving "let them eat cake" energy.

• slaw 5mo ago
  You shouldn't live in a sewer.
• fl4regun 5mo ago
  I can assure you nobody in the world "lives in" nor "depends" on reddit to live.
  • sltkr 5mo ago
    Explain how that's different from Hacker News?
    • slaw 5mo ago
      There is no hope for you if you don't see the difference between HN and the sewer of the internet.
    • fl4regun 5mo ago
      I also don't "need" nor "depend" on hacker news to live. We're talking about websites like they are vital to living, that's not real. They are not. The closest thing to a website someone actually "needs" might be a government website (to report or file taxes maybe) or a bank website (assuming no brick and mortar locations near you). Let's not use words like "need" and "depend" to mean much lighter things like "is convenient" and "frictionless".
      • rexpop 5mo ago
        People need and depend on social relations, and those relations need a medium.
        • fl4regun 5mo ago
          Social relations do not require internet access. Social relations can be make through it, but it is not pre-requisite.
  • rexpop 5mo ago
    Everybody lives in and depends on our shared social substrate.
    • slaw 5mo ago
      Yes, sewers are useful.
  • latentsea 5mo ago
    I do. No other friends and I hate Discord. It's sad, but some people are.