It makes you go blind.

Many campuses are like small, sprawling towns, with various buildings dedicated to different departments, dormitories, or common areas like libraries/cafes/etc. It's like a self-contained ecosystem where you can just live there as a student and have everything you need.

Dating too. You'll never have a group of so many single people the same age as you again, and college selects for people with similar life experiences and goals.

If there was one piece of advice I could give to young adults in school, it would be to not be afraid to start thinking long-term. There are lots of adults who graduate and get stuck in the work/home/sleep cycle for years, then wish they had prioritized this before it got more difficult.

Don't worry, you'll forget about it soon.

For the uninitiated

Bonus:

Death panels?

Believe it or not, that's also Frank.

I believe it. The whole appeal of fast food is that it's fast and cheap.

These are the subtle types of errors that are much more likely to cause problems than when it tells someone to put glue in their pizza.

These are engagement farming posts. Both reddit and Twitter are full of them, because both sites are now offering money to accounts whose posts get lots of upvotes/comments.

It feels gross and inauthentic.

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