Social media?
More like… The regular media. RIP journalism

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The closest I could come to “touch grass”

And now you’re pretending like you don’t actually care, despite going HARD about this earlier, acting like a card carrying eugenicist.

Cry harder, and paste in a couple more emojis ⌚⌚⌚

You flippantly say, convincing absolutely nobody.

Great job 🤓👍

“I’m not gleeful about disabled people facing challenges” he says as he gleefully mocks people for caring about challenges that disabled people face.

Leave your mom’s basement. Touch grass. Talk to a real person.

This is a stupid take and you should feel bad.

The fact you are acting gleeful in response to an image of a completely unnecessary hurdle for people with physical display suggests that you’re probably a bad person to be identifying those on high horses.

Again, I’m not trying to make the world of cars more realistic. I don’t care that they would have evolved differently, that’s not something from the movie. I’m not interested in imagining how the movie could have been different.

Cars is a movie where cars are people
We are people
Cars exist in our world
Imagine that’s what we were.

But trying to extrapolate from nonsense movies is the fun part!

Let me rephrase, I’m not trying to make the world of cars more realistic, I’m trying to imagine “what if we were as relatively fragile as cars are”. What if our normal every day activities like walking were as risky to us as driving is to a car.

Hmmm… You’re right that cars don’t crash as much as people trip. But they still crash a lot

And while if a cheetah trips while running it’s fine, if a car crashes at its top speed, it will completely come apart. Heck, if a car crashes at highway speed, it’s typically still absolutely destroyed, and highway speed is only gonna be like 1/2 or 1/3 its top speed, so that’s the equivalent of jogging.
A big part of this is the fragility of cars vs their speed.

That deleted scene is… It’s… Well that raises so many questions about their universe. I’m just gonna ignore that part lol.

Specifically just speed, I suppose.
Not any of the other perception/durability powers that typically come with it.

And not crazy flash-like super speed, just the speed of a car.

It’s been a while, I admit.
But the premise is simple enough that you don’t really need to remember much of it

That’s what I’m saying!
What would society even look like if even a light jog was such speeds that tripping would result in a gruesome death? Bumping into someone would tear off limbs? In the movie they’re so casual about it.

I feel like they’re different orders of magnitude. Like it’s one thing to enjoy watching people do risky things, and it’s another to enjoy watching something where at least one person is going gruesomely die in front of you during the event.

Like… During the Bad Times of NASCAR, a few people would get seriously injured or die in a season, and it caused a huge commotion where they introduced new safety measures (eventually).
But cars were smashed and torn apart nearly every race.
It’s be like if in a typical game of football, there was greater than 50/50 odds that someone would get drawn, quartered, and disemboweled on the field during the match.

But that’s not really the part I was focused on, that was an afterthought.
The real focus was imagine if people jogged at such speeds that tripping would result in gruesome death. What would society even look like?

They don’t think it be like it is, but it do.

I’ve usually seen it in response to a criticism of the people for enjoying the thing

I says

The ways of this amazing maize maze will make you praise for days til you’re in a glaze haze

I reread the thread and I still don’t get it.

Pretty clearly the post wasn’t about bidet users, because bidet users taking a long time to use TP isn’t noteworthy at all, so people replying that they use bidets is deadly boring.

What other context would I be missing?

You stocked up for that?