Especially hard to stop an app when mods get banned for criticizing it.

If it was really beneficial to the consumer, Apple would have been advertising it before they were legally required to tell people about it.

Yeah, great standard setting by apple, supporting their users by intentionally slowing down their phones to encourage them to buy new ones.

Is the standard to attract class action lawsuits?

Lobbying straight up makes bribery legal for career politicians. How could it possibly be easier than that?

I figure it's similar to why humans get the urge to throw things since that was our main hunting technique for a long time. We have entire sports built around it and just about everyone gets the urge to toss paper in the bin instead of just dropping it.

I figured it'd be the opposite since potions are so much stronger in bg3. The ability to throw potions makes anyone a bit of a healer, multiattack even lets you throw two. Plus, being able to use one as a bonus action let's people take care of themselves a bit better.

It also helps that the default cleric (Shadowheart) isn't life so someone would have to specifically roll one.