Criticism Is Cheap. Contribution Costs Something.
Why criticism is easy and contribution is hard, and why the people building things deserve more respect than the ones just pointing fingers.
Why criticism is easy and contribution is hard, and why the people building things deserve more respect than the ones just pointing fingers.
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A sarcastic, laugh-out-loud dating analogy comparing modern relationships to a used car lot. High mileage, warning lights, and everyone's a model on the lot.
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