chillBurner

Hmm, maybe... but tbh, I'm more of a collective leadership thing myself, since I can't always rely on myself all the time, even in personal life so 🤷

Democracy, like mostly anyone. But it depends on anyone's conception, here.

Idk, maybe like all U.Sians traditions, this was an Old-World British thing Americans preserved, since it's a more direct term of the English language, more direct than Day then Month

so unless it's a special day, if not holiday, for U.Sians like 4th of July, by default, Month then Day

goddamn it, they deleted it. Apparently, they use Tor and it works on lemmy.ml. What a compliment

I'm confused how you accessed the outside Internet.

Just to ask, tho, why do you post from the instance sh.itjust.works?

Chocolate chip, without mint, in baskin robbins.

I mean you don't have to go with the analogy fully, but yeah, that's a deep answer, I suppose.

The same reason why you don't simply eat boiled meat, but mainly eat it in a stew/soup.

It's not exactly a flavor town experience with boiled meat, innit?

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

How would I die by this?

"How to Convince Your Parents to Let You Have a YouTube Account"

The labor market is indeed regulated by that supply and demand. That is a foregone conclusion. However, that doesn't guarantee necessarily higher wages and thus higher quality of life, proportionately speaking.

That itself is a struggle over whether "general profit", after accounting for wages, is reinvested for the social needs, such as housing, food and water, education.

Assuming that "general profit" (savings) + wages (needed for laborers' means of subsistence) = value created.

And assuming wages are sufficient enough for higher quality of life.

But put into the equation the landlords, the shareholders, industrialists that dominate our world by virtue of owning the property that shapes it, who want to depress wages, if it means more "general profit", and direct their savings towards more capital accumulation

You're saying we won't have to wait 2-3 years between each season? And they aren't going to split the season into parts? Unheard of in the streaming era.

In a sense, haven't we kinda did?

2021's 1st season was far from 2024's 2nd season.

And the 2nd season can argued as a split of part 1 away from part 2.

In this case, i'd argue it wasn't much anything special.

Good slop tho...