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No one wants to bring home anything from your wedding
Movies need to stop casting the same 20 actors
Wikipedia is one of the best things on the internet and teachers ruined its reputation
Cars are way too fast, and accepting the risk is collective insanity
"They don't get paid enough to care" is a rotten mindset
Architects need to stop combining the kitchen with the living room
People dramatically underestimate the opportunity cost of maintaining friendships
Meat should be expensive
Most old literature is a slog, even the famous ones
Fruit should not be mixed with chocolate or cream
Gatekeeping is valid and the mainstream ruins subcultures
Modern gaming is losing its charm because of "quality of life" features
Thrifting was ruined by the hunt for cheap, not by too many people
Seinfeld was mediocre at best
3D printers are just a fancy way to make more plastic junk
Paternity tests should be standard procedure, opt-out instead of opt-in
Adopting "authentic" pronunciations of foreign words mid-sentence is insufferable
Floor-to-ceiling windows in high rises are awful
"Don't shit where you eat" is some of the worst dating advice
Open plan offices don't encourage collaboration, just passive aggression
People care too much about having a "dream job"
Spending money on experiences isn't superior to spending it on stuff
Vacations are a waste of money and time
Having rich friends isn't a good thing
Stop calling rich people successful
A relationship based on convenience is better than the true-love ideal
Living with your parents as an adult shouldn't be stigmatized
Saying "I don't like kids" is an acceptable phrase
It's immoral to have children, even if you'd be a great parent
Anyone who eats meat should have to kill an animal once
Pineapple belongs on pizza
Listening to an audiobook is not reading
Sweet treats are superior to savory food
Public speakerphone calls make you the villain
Traveling makes you broke, not interesting
Everyone should give up meat entirely
Yoga studios are just overpriced nap rooms with spiritual branding
Documenting your life online proves you are not living it
Owning a pet while working 50+ hour weeks is cruelty
True crime fandom romanticizes real violence
Most gym memberships are wasted money when running is free
Expensive skincare is mostly a placebo you pay for
Gratitude practices train you to accept less than you deserve
Morning routines are productivity theater for people avoiding real work
Socks with sandals is the smart choice
Green juice is just overpriced blended vegetables
Minimalism is privilege cosplaying as enlightenment
Mindfulness culture is dissociation rebranded as enlightenment
More possessions make you less happy, not more
Needing your phone off silent means you are addicted
Pajamas are perfectly fine grocery store attire
Fiction matters more to being human than any nonfiction knowledge
Deep ocean exploration is worth the deadly risk
Money buys happiness
Splitting the bill evenly disrespects people who ordered less
Expensive weddings are financial self-sabotage dressed up as romance
Financial independence is the only freedom that actually matters
The higher earner should pay proportionally more
Landlords are scalpers who deserve zero sympathy
No one should earn more than 10 million dollars a year
People should keep every dollar they earn
Charging interest on loans is theft disguised as finance
Financial advisors are overpriced middlemen you can replace yourself
Carrying a credit card balance is never worth it
Tipping on takeaway orders makes no sense
Inheritance should be illegal so everyone starts from zero
Renting is throwing your money away
Your salary is societys verdict on your worth
The stock market is gambling with better PR
Subscriptions trapped us into renting what we used to own
Parents who did not save do not deserve a bailout
It takes at least $10 million to feel rich
Organic food is marketing hype, not better food
New cars are the fastest socially celebrated way to destroy wealth
Private school is worth it if you can afford it
Low wage factories in poor countries are still a net good
Direct cash transfers beat every other form of philanthropy
Chasing your parents' lifestyle is a trap you cannot afford
Buying coffee out daily is a reasonable expense
Needing three income streams to pay rent is exploitation
Airport bottled water is the only justified price gouging
Being rich is inherently immoral while others starve
The existence of evil disproves a benevolent god
Humans were created not evolved
Revenge can be morally justified
Having kids for meaning turns them into emotional life support
Nothing matters more than romantic love
Talent is born, not made
Doctors should break confidentiality to prevent harm
People are fully responsible for their own actions
Intentions matter more than outcomes in morality
Freedom should only be limited to prevent harm to others
Rational self-interest built civilization, not empathy
Children belong to themselves, not their parents
Privacy and safety cannot coexist
Ethical veganism and being pro-choice are fully consistent
Individualism benefits society more than collectivism does
Emotional affairs hurt more than physical ones
Marriage should come before children
Strict parenting produces more successful adults than permissive parenting
A work spouse is emotional cheating
Living together before marriage is non-negotiable
Splitting the bill on dates should always be mandatory
Looks matter more than personality
You are morally obligated to leave once love fades
Lifelong monogamy is the only legitimate relationship model
Infidelity is an automatic dealbreaker, no exceptions
Wanting kids is a legitimate dealbreaker in relationships
Staying friends with an ex is almost always a mistake
Refusing a prenup is emotionally immature, not romantic
The person who cares less holds all the power
Money problems end more marriages than cheating does
Always tell someone if their partner is cheating
A relationship without physical attraction is doomed to fail
Work friends are not real friends
Men and women can be just friends
Parenthood is way more romanticized than it deserves
True love always fades with time
Successful relationships demand complete honesty, no exceptions
A good relationship beats a good career every time
Small talk holds society together, not deep conversation
Your friends hating your partner is a dealbreaker
Staying together for the kids teaches that love is obligation
Marriage is an outdated institution
Men should always make the first move
Being bothered by a higher-earning partner is a red flag
Refusing to get a pet is a valid dealbreaker
Love at first sight is real, not lust
Every friendship is transactional at its core
Soulmates are a destructive romantic myth
Daily good morning texts beat any grand romantic gesture
Opposites attract is a myth
Unconditional love is a myth that traps people in toxic relationships
A chaotic partner beats boring stability
There is no right time to have a baby
Waiting for marriage is outdated advice
Religion causes more harm than good in the world
Society owes everyone a home no matter their choices
Ban social media for anyone under 16
Social media has done more good than harm
Animals deserve the same basic rights as humans
No subject is too sacred for a joke
Animal testing for human products is morally indefensible
Borders should not limit human movement
Vaccination should be mandatory for everyone who can safely get it
Wealth inequality is the system working exactly as designed
Tipping culture is corporations outsourcing employee wages to customers
Self-checkout is unpaid labor for corporations
Abolish most laws instead of creating new ones
Privacy is dead and we are happier for it
Suburbs are designed to trap you in a car
Hierarchies are essential for any functioning society
Plastic packaging must be banned immediately
Every revolution just replaces one elite with another
Charity is rich people buying absolution for their exploitation
Social media platforms should be legally liable for harming minors
Victimless crimes should not be crimes
Colonizing other planets is a dangerous distraction from fixing Earth
Unconditional housing beats every current homelessness system
Prisons as they exist today are fundamentally unethical
Social media should never censor legal speech
The food system discriminates against the poor
Meritocracy is a lie that makes inequality feel earned
Designer babies are inevitable and no ethics committee will stop it
AI will make humans obsolete within our lifetime
Mandatory team-building activities are workplace torture
Unlimited paid time off policies are a scam that cuts vacation time
Calling employees family is corporate manipulation
Staying at one company your whole career proves loyalty, not stagnation
Refusing to discuss your salary helps companies underpay everyone
Unpaid internships are exploitation dressed as opportunity
Side hustles are just low wages disguised as ambition
Banning remote work is proof of bad management
Passion for the mission is just cover for exploitation
Startup equity is a lottery ticket masking poverty wages
Commute time should count as paid work hours
Any job doable remotely can be done overseas for less
Pay should rise with inflation automatically, no negotiation required
Degree requirements for entry-level jobs are classist gatekeeping
Overtime culture is poor management, not dedication
A resume should never exceed one page
Results define your worth at work, not hours logged
Remote work killed mentorship and junior employees pay the price
Wanting work-life balance admits your job is meaningless
Most meetings are just status updates that should be emails
Productivity culture is a scam that manufactures more work
Office dress codes are class gatekeeping disguised as professionalism
Success is 90 percent circumstance, hard work is a myth
A mental health day beats pushing through burnout
Taking your full lunch break makes you more productive, not less committed
Burnout is the system working exactly as intended
LinkedIn ruined networking by turning it into personal branding