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And you may ask yourself, "How do I work this?"

Let's say that one is in the middle of nowhere. Every other place there is also in the middle of nowhere? If they make an exception with one place the rest of the people will sue for not having the same right. And where does the line get drawn? Because once you start with exceptions the next one will say the line has to move again.

Who builds those sheds? Does that person know what s/he does? Are those sheds build with the right material? Can it withstand fire? Is there enough safety to use them or are they death traps?

I can go on but I think you understand the point.

The housing crisis is not because there are immigrants. It's because the vulture funds are buying everything they can to profit from it.

You are the algorithm. It's like going out decades ago. You didn't have an app to tell you which restaurant, bar or pub was good. You had to go and see it for yourself. Here is the same. You see people and you decide if it's good enough to follow them. The same with communities.

Do you need someone holding your hand while you cross the street too?

So "you don't have to eat shit. Only drink piss"?

Are we sure that the people that complains about "what's an instance?" don't have an agenda?

You can follow hashtags and also block them.

Put a sheet of paper vertical and let gravity do its work. What happens? Then think about a BIG "sheet" that has gravity by itself. You end up with a ball.

Even if it's flat, gravity works in that direction (radial).

I think that doesn't account on the effect of gravity on the cardboard. That mass would crush the center of the sphere, making it smaller. So more material would be needed, and more pressure to the core.