t3wggs

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   by t3wggs 6y ago

   You're welcome! I don't think the answer is supposed to be "Nope". I don't think you are supposed to answer the question posed by headline. I think it's one of those articles where thinking through the question
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   by t3wggs 6y ago

   Most restaurants aren't completely automated yet. You can order on your phone or at a kiosk, but someone still makes it and someone still hands it to you or puts it on your table. Until technology improves, those jobs are still needed
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   by t3wggs 6y ago

   Sure, one restaurant going away won't change anything (though it would mean a lot to the regular customers, and to the employees). That's true for anything though. We could close one hospital, or shut down one power plant, and lif
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   by t3wggs 6y ago

   People need food to live. Not everyone can cook. Not everyone has a big kitchen or a place they can store food. Good food is important to people's quality of life. It provides comfort. It brings people together. It's a cornerston
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   by t3wggs 6y ago

   Why was this a category to begin with? Are there people who "like" pseudoscience? Or is Facebook sophisticated to know which topics are pseudo-scientific, but not ethical enough to stop making money from it.