sukhmel

Good point, I wonder if elasticity of demand will be affected by the AI bubble bursting (I expect there will be a recession and demand will get less elastic, bit I'm no economist)

I still think there is some communication issue, but I re-read your original comment and I am quite lost about what your point was: you say Valve is monopoly BUT it's not evil (from another thread you linked) and you don't propose to dismantle it. So, what should the readers do with the newly acquired knowledge?

If you want to warn, then warn directly, if you want to call to action, do so. If you want people to just think for themselves, you will get nothing except people thinking you fail to make a point and arguing with you because they came up with that result by thinking for themselves

Yeah, I can't answer your question either, because I find it may be either hard or impossible to come up with an answer

They seem to ask how to phrase the same thing in such a way that you can't come and reply that their tone is condescending.

Much passive, very aggression, I find it hard to side with people this snarky :(

The original comment reads more like: they could've used an abstract conflict without specifics allowing to identify it

I would add: maybe that was intentional, also maybe they thought that the US were on the side of good in that case

this is tomato soup in a bread bowl

Well, now I want to try it much more

So, ceo has 20× the average in their company, wow

You got the point, but non-profit that doesn't usually exist on the brink of collapse or stops existing entirely

Cool, I think past midnight timetables is where this really helps a lot of people

Edit: also I completely missed the point of what was in parentheses in the original comment 😅

What did they make?

Historically, the style manual of the United States Government Printing Office used 12 a.m. for noon and 12 p.m. for midnight, though this was reversed in its 2008 editions.

I also remember there were some countries that have 12 AM mean noon, but I may be mistaken as I can't find a source

Since there are only 24 hours in a day, there cannot be a "24:30".

Japan has something to say about that: 30-hour day time — clock doesn't wrap if it's a continuation of a previous day