The network effect: If everyone you ever message is there and stays there, it's hard to leave...

Exactly. I think you're referring to the Pareto distribution and/or Zipf's law

This is the way

Meanwhile companies like Shein encourage their customers to wear their cheap synthetic clothing a single time and then throw it in the garbage as a sacrifice to the gods of super-fast-fashion

Yeah, I was a exaggerating a bit, but the waste of clothing and environmental damage is real. I saw it in a documentary. And Shein's website is (or used to be) full of greenwashing.

In the German documentary I've watched a few years ago it definitely looked like their business model was selling their customers insane amounts of cheaply produced clothing by encouraging them to change their outfit super-often, hence the terms fast fashion. They even pay influencers to promote this wasteful trend as "Shein hauls"

I wonder why that script could fill more than a dozen books. Must have been really long and complicated!

Chew you havisfaction a singleicious satisfact to snack that up?

Critique that looks exactly like a prompt

You actually know why, so you wanna justify

Ripping ______'s head off

Now I want to know about the world's actual longest drum solo

Dancing clown, young and swown, only seventown

Reminds me of that South Park video game where Jesus hides inside a church. When you find him he says "You found me! Next time won't be so easy!" and runs away chuckling

And swag

-berbatch

Consider buying and/downloading your favorite tracks to make an offline library. In my case it was totally worth the effort. I get to keep it forever, everything plays instantly and I need no subscription or internet connection. Also I can still pay to stream for a month from time to time.

Commonly referred to as B.B.C.

Bad habits are usually caused by a larger underlying problem

Talent = affinity + trained skill + effort

Usually.

For example.