But considering sliced bread is treated as an amazing invention (at least the phrase "best thing since sliced bread" would have you believe that) then maybe whoever invented sliced bread was also responsible for inventing sandwiches.
As for what people did before sliced bread? I've seen people tear pieces from a bread loaf and use it to soak liquids, so I assume that was the method used for all uses of bread.
That's what they're saying I think? First they saw Germany, then they would've seen America? Though idk if those people were immigrants or the second generation of immigrants
A lot of people don't think Andrew Tate is wrong so I don't think that's a great argument (or at least that's what appears to be on places like insta, etc)
I am not in the US and not locked into a contract and neither is anyone I know IRL but nonetheless we do upgrade at the same cadence. As for the people who upgrade their phones yearly, unless they're keeping the old phones in a locked box I think it is not that bad if those old phones see use as an upgrade for someone else (either given or sold as a second hand device) or even if those phones run duty as a makeshift device.
I personally think it only becomes a problem if it's literally e-waste or if the majority of people were upgrading yearly (which is again because it'll lead to the first problem but felt like putting it separately too). If it's playing some role in the world it's okayÂą in my book.
(1: I wonder if people who use their old phones as a secondary device (eg: a music player for running)) ^(are creating e-waste or not. As in if it would've been better if they used only one device for both purposes and either gave/sold the old phone or didn't buy a new phone in the first place. After all one could make the case that battery degradation would make them need an earlier upgrade)
Yep, it's a global community, we need to move towards that slowly, but when people can't stop hating their own countrymen I am not holding my breath for that goal
Not that we have solved the problem of despots and dictators taking over countries either, so it really is a long way to go
I keep seeing the complaints, but do enough people actually upgrade yearly? Because anecdotally (including online communities in this) I have seen most people claim that they only upgrade every 3-5 years and I think that's sensible as an upgrade cycle and will only get longer now if my own feelings match the general populace.
I personally have found myself needing an upgrade every 3 years on average and think I'll find a way to go longer with phones which don't lose security updates around the exact time the battery starts swelling on my old phone (my previous reason for upgrading and seems to be happening again)
Idk about you, but I paid less than the max it shows for the price in my country on the Play Store. It may be down to localised pricing or maybe I paid during some promotion.
Car wreck, trains already got too much bad pr