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90% of the current world complexity is to cope with broken pinky promise

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How?

Remineralizing chewing gum , something like this all natural https://www.tryunderbrush.com/

Or teeth gel from dentists that you use for a month or so , they work but they’re full of fluoride

Humor is just intelligence having fun with the absurd.

Can confirm that life becomes magical when you actively do that

Have you realized the magic of childhood wasn't just the lack of responsibility, but how present you were?

Yeah, Facebook is still very much “the internet” for a lot of people in certain countries. Believe it or not, for some, it’s the ONLY online experience they’ve ever had.

It was marketed as a “let’s democratize internet access” initiative for developing nations, pushed by local telecom operators with silent Facebook’s backing. The numbers never really added up, so it’s pretty clear that Facebook was heavily subsidizing those deals. That’s why internet plans that only allow access to Facebook products are up to 80% cheaper , they made sure their ecosystem became the default.

Makes you wonder if this was about connectivity or just locking in entire populations to Facebook’s version of the closed internet. The only solution out of this would be to actually democratize open internet access for them Via Satellite , or for the decentralized networks to start working on low accessible low bandwidth products

Most social media platforms never really focused on making their apps work on low-bandwidth connections like Facebook did, which is a huge deal for a lot of people in developing countries. Americans are just the loudest online, so it feels like we’re the main users, but a big chunk of Facebook’s audience comes from places where facebook is the only option .

And if this user count includes WhatsApp, it totally makes sense WhatsApp is still the essential #1 messaging app in Europe and tons of other countries.

Oh wow it totally went over my head that Meta was directly involved in that , they basically created a closed internet that only has FB products (Facebook Basic , whatsapp basic ) in multiple countries around the world since 2012 and it’s still the case today , just imagine the effect of 13 years of that