It's many things coming together.
It's governments not regulating properly, capitalism demanding infinite growth, and consumers mindlessly consuming which creates demand.
There's lots of avenues for change, and we should follow all of them at the same time.
Interesting I thought the last episode was the perfect ending. Cause it's so grounded. No cheesy happy end, no sensational bad end, just a very grounded "yea shit happens in live and you gotta keep on living and deal with it", cause that's how live actually is for most people.
Oh ok I never realised people cared about that I thought it was only about getting rewards and like high scores on your posts.
How have I been using Reddit for 10+ years without knowing this? XD
Where in the EU would that be the case?
AFAIK a legally binding contract only happens once you actually exchange money for a product. That should be true pretty much all over the world as long as there's actual laws/customs regulating this process.
Any prices/offers or whatever else you might see in or around a store are in no way legally binding no matter how believable the prices are.
Otherwise anyone can just run around with a 10/20/50% off sticker and force any store to sell them whatever they want for much cheaper.
Fully expecting no one in this thread to ever have heard of them: Made in heights Love their music. Unfortunately the duo got into a nasty fight about rights and royalties and split up. They're only really available on YouTube anymore.
But isn't there a karma system? At least I'm seeing points on posts and comments and that's what karma is/was on Reddit right?