Weird to think that there is some percentage of this world that still goes to BestBuy, GameStop, and watches ads on TV and that its big enough to be worth marketing to.

Honestly this feels like a product that Chat GPT probably came up with in the first place.

Edit:

So I asked Chat GPT "Whats a product that doesn't exist yet that would make me rich if I sold it?"

This is number 2:

“Digital Memory Prosthetic” – A Wearable That Records Everything You Hear and Summarizes Your Day
What it solves:
People forget names, conversations, tasks, and ideas.

Capabilities:
Auto-transcribes your day (meetings, errands, conversations you permit).
Summarizes the day into a personalized journal.
Finds moments later (“When did I promise to follow up with Sarah?”).

Why it’s huge:
If it’s private, secure, and optional, it becomes the next evolution of personal productivity—basically “external memory.”

They actually claim to have already stopped this war (this is one of the "wars that Trump stopped").

Not only that but also somehow failed to find a full sized pistol and silencer while searching the bag for explosives, which is pretty alarming.

Nazis doing Nazi shit isn't shocking to anyone.

Funny take given the resurgence of standalone mp3 players and handheld gaming machines, all with 3.5mm jacks.

Those were all supposed to be dead too.

Which is funny because that is one of the things that LLMs are particularly bad at.

I assume its bond rates, which actually inversely reflects economic confidence in the US. This is like a person celebrating that their credit cards interest rate went up because bigger numbers are better.

I mean, the whole world was better when the internet didn't define the mainstream zeitgeist. And I say this as a person who was on the internet a LOT during that time period. Being separate was the best thing about it.

All the crazy shit you hear now still existed then, its just that no one really cared about unless you wanted to.

I really miss some of the extra content we got with physical media releases. The commentary tracks had some real gems in lots of shit.

I mean really, they are just executive orders. They have no strength of law and no due process. The next president could literally undue every executive order done by the previous one by just issuing an executive order that does exactly that for no reason.

Pardon's aren't exactly the same thing as an executive order because they have an actual constitutional and legal basis.

So did Trump sign all those Jan 6 pardons himself?