I am amazed that people still use Xitter.
Then they all die, because of old age.
Start to learn a language and join a speaking club of some sort. You will definitely meet some new (and open-minded, well mostly) people there.
Mouse and keyboard, optionally a Xbox Controller or similar.
But my least liked one? Probably any PlayStation one, I hate them all.
Does that count? :)
The industrial revolution resulted in climate change that makes it borderline impossible to be active outside in the summer.
Eh, not yet. For me it's much worse to be inside in a building without A/C, then being outside doing activities. You just need to be careful and do not expose yourself too much to the sun.
New tech made me hate IT. Especially shit like Windows 11 and AI.
I've lately tested AI if it can allow me to practice Russian in a natural sounding dialogue. While it didn't sound 100% human (it was too formal and technical), it was a good practice.
So I wouldn't say that it can't be used for good things.
Most 5-year-olds have hundreds of words in their vocabulary.
Sounds about right, and that's not that much.
Doesn't installing Linux on a Mac make it more usable though? Especially when using older Mac, that isn't supported anymore.
I know my little brother, which is 5 and half of the time I don't know what he's talking about. Although it's much easier to communicate with my cousin's son which is also 5. Still, saying that they are very effective at communicating is a huge exaggeration, since they can only say simple sentences.
There are no actual worms in the universe, only bunch of atoms.