Everything in life is about monetisation now. A single joke comment and people try to build a brand around it to see how they can maximise monetisation.

Maybe I’m getting too old to understand how internet culture works now, but people paying money for a meme coin based on a sexual comment and seems insane. Her podcast seemed to have some character and she could have made an “honest living” by cultivating that personality rather than trying to dip into any possible cash grab. It also sounds like she’s surrounded by vultures trying to capitalise quickly using her.

Can’t believe the click bait headlines the BBC uses now.

Are mince pies good for you? No. But the turkey and veg are, just avoid frying things in goose fat.

The Mars bar for smooth brains

Ship of Theseus?

I’d argue the soul of the iPod is in the motherboard and click wheel, and these are still retained. It is indeed the same iPod.