> but even the way we talk about technology today. You need to use X, do Y or you're "not going to make it" / "escape the permanent underclass". It's bleak.
That's just how people market things these days, preying on desperation and fear of missing out. It's not how normal humans talk, I hope.
That's just how people market things these days, preying on desperation and fear of missing out. It's not how normal humans talk, I hope.