I forgot about cocoa, but I also don’t know off the top of my head what the beans inside the pods look like. You could be onto something.

I see what looks like a coffee bean up top, then at the bottom there’s pebbles, with crude & empty bowls in between. To me it’s a commentary on trickle down economics & colonialism, but who knows. I don’t even know if coffee is a Puerto Rican crop, so I am probably completely wrong.

Got a 9 year old, him & his friends are into Pokemon.

I bet your mom also told you you’re smart

Yeah, I don’t think it is, but it’s the end result that concerns me.

The UK is the testing grounds. After they figure it out, they’ll be rolling it out everywhere else.

Uhh the game looks awesome from what the trailer shows. I want to play it, and I’m already hyped for it. The combat also looks better than what it was in Horizon 1.

I honestly don’t care if they just copy games like this. I’m too tired of awesome concepts & IPs being completely misused & wasted by game publishers.

I’m hoping Tencent wins this one, because I wanna play the game. If they do win, I bet “Monster Hunter x Horizon + conventionally attractive characters” would sell like hotcakes.

Pretty sure christians get lots of hate on Reddit too. If you want a christian echo chamber just go to a church, not internet social media.

Edit: to be honest, a lot of us are on the internet just to get away from religious people.

Lack of diversity, imo.

If you’re (edit)NOT(/edit) into Star Trek, Linux, coding, or politics there’s not that much content. Which isn’t gonna attract too many new people, and is probably alienating to many of the new users checking out the fediverse.

I hate the ads & the Reddit app, but Lemmy feels like more of an echo chamber than Reddit does.

Probably also why eating outside on the restaurant porch/terrace is better than just inside the restaurant.

Maybe that’s why people hangout on porches & stoops?

Is that not just “trying to fit in”?

I’d wanna be able to fly, or teleport, or use magic, if I was in heaven, but I guess that means I have a good life.

I was hoping someone had calculated how quickly a snail that size would move, and you did not disappoint!

Which sucks because I did use to think that “Made in the USA” meant better quality.

That’s true, but we could subsidize the cost of labor too. People make a living wage, but the company pays less than that because government covers the difference.

Maybe the USA should heavily invest in the industry of the USA, just like China does, in order to keep up? No, then USian companies would have oversight & have to meet expectations, and we all know that they wouldn’t want that.

It’s not hard to admit you’re wrong, unless you’re overly prideful.

The deregulation & lack of inspections is probably so that the people don’t have as many legitimate reasons to demand higher pay.