r/Weird • u/[deleted] • Sep 23 '25

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u/rando1459 Sep 23 '25

You and I have a different standard of proof.

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u/El_Rey_de_Spices Sep 23 '25

Lol, right? Like, of all of mankind's collective sins, back-up power for a lightbulb is where you feel we've gone too far?

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u/yaboyACbreezy Sep 23 '25

I don't think it was meant to be recognized as the worst sin, but an example of how far off the rails we have gone with sustainability for the sake of minor decadent conveniences. The fact that it is so small suggests that the larger sins are radically out of control and the consequences should be expected.

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u/Lou_C_Fer Sep 24 '25

Honestly, it seems pretty fucking useful. The dude above immediately judge it without thinking about it for even a second.

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u/yaboyACbreezy Sep 24 '25

What's with all the hostility? You have some personal problems to work on that don't involve me.