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Why Lemmy/Kbin are fundamentally broken (and how to fix them)

Yeah the fragmentation isn't great, but people usually flock together. For instance, you have multiple subreddits for franchises like Pokemon, but over time people will only use the most active or the most specific sub (each PKMN game has its dedicated sub). Plus I believe I've read somewhere that communities could be merged in the future. So if we don't have two or more stubborn mods, that don't want to work together everything should be fine, probably.

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math is hard

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I think, it is the real world logic that makes it hard to grasp. If you divide something with something small it becomes bigger. Mathematically it's easy and makes sense, but it it's somehow not intuitive. Especially for young me :)

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The screen of your TV is as good as the screen of the TV being advertised on it.

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The other way around makes sense too, but OG has a strong point. Some ads show you vibrant colors, sharp images and smooth motion. And somehow these advertisements look better as what you’re usually seeing on your screen. They show you what your new TV can do you on your old set up and that is somewhat crazy. It’s like an illusion. Maybe I’m crazy or stupid because I’ve been there and thought wow that new screen can really produce some nice images although I was watching it on my old TV.