well, he has literally been an alcoholic for decades and at this point had heart issues and Wernicke encephalopathy, he was literally not all there anymore.
Also as others have said, your personal experience is just that, your personal experience. It doesn't apply to everyone. His story is an unfortunate one, and it's clear that before he succumbed to his disease that lead to more illness he was an awesome, fun loving, inclusive dude.
He's been an alcoholic for awhile, I he was doing good and then his son died and he fell off the wagon a few years later, I don't really think he's been in the right state of mind since
I've been running with just an optional dns adguard url in my settings, this app is exactly what I've been looking for. So tired of having to go into my settings and pause the adguard just to click on a link that happens to be an ad that I'm actually interested in.
This is actually happening with certain things that are patented or prohibitively expensive. I.E. insulin. A LOT of more efficient eco-friendly tech has just not been adopted because it's patented and it wouldn't be cost effective for companies to switch in our profit driven capitalist hellscape.
I'm not being childish, you're being ridiculous. This is a library, this is a concept that already exists. You're thinking too profit oriented, not everything has to be for profit. This is so that people have access to these things now and for generations to come. Copyright laws compromising the internet archive will mean loss of data over the next few generations. There is already so much lost media from the internet era, and so little is being done about it, aside from the awesome efforts of the internet archive.
This isn't about profits this is about preserving data from our era.
There's more to this argument but it's already been said in this thread and I don't feel like typing it out, and I doubt you'd change your mind anyway.
Yes, you are misinterpreting my intent, what you're saying is exactly my point. Wealthier people have more access to education on these topics because it's usually not free, additionally usually someone of low income who is a parent will also not have that knowledge to give their children
Literally I'm saying the exact opposite of what you're assuming, if they don't get the proper help then they can't help themselves, sometimes
A friend of mine with inattentive ADHD liked Vyvanse when he was on it