Almost everyone I know chooses to not learn some random common skill. Not sure it's typically reasonable to call it "learned helplessness"

Depends where you live. I have friends who aren't comfortable driving, so hence never drive.

Nothing wrong with that, better than accidentally killing someone someday.

But if you live somewhere without decent public transit and/or cycling infrastructure, you may not have a choice :/

Yea sadly the kid was an aggressor here

But the cops should be using tazers or something non-lethal to deal with this kinda altercation

Being better than Elon is a pretty low bar but, I suppose I'd agree he passed it

Not necessarily how they're viewing it.

Once if was free, now it's $150,000+ with the possibility of that increasing anytime

Idk much about this company but I'm assuming $150,000 is nothing to them.

But I suppose it's the precedent this sets, not the fine itself

I'm doing my best to constantly listen to new music every week to keep fresh and malleable in my taste

I'm not opposed to paying for services I enjoy/find value in, and from companies I don't dislike

Twitter does not pass these guidelines

The cable is the weakest link of Earbuds for durability.

IEM's with replaceable cables are readily available and getting very cheap & good these days (e.g. Moondrop Chu 2, Truthear Hola, etc)

Work tech retail, a lot of young people don't know shit about any tech tbh

Everyone hates ads but no one wants to pay for it lol