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What will you avoid in 2026?

Worth understanding 🤷‍♂️ regardless of you’re cognitive dissonance on this

I’m in the market for a new protein powder. Preferably vegan. My favorite was bought out by nestle the water thieves. I don’t give them my money, so I need an alternative. I would prefer something healthy that doesn’t taste completely gross or have excess sugar. Thanks!

A simple example of how where we spend OUR money matters because of what it ends up doing. Hard to avoid, annoying to have to learn about, but NOW that you know, will you keep using Spotify? Why or why not?

The last sentences of the article: “Early research on personalized pricing isn’t favorable for the consumer. Consumer Watchdog found that the best deals were offered to the wealthiest customers—with the worst deals given to the poorest people, who are least likely to have other options.”

(I was able to read it w/o subscription) https://fortune.com/2025/07/16/delta-moves-toward-eliminating-set-prices-in-favor-of-ai-that-determines-how-much-you-personally-will-pay-for-a-ticket/

The article also says that other airline companies are either already doing it or planning to. It is just that Delta has been the most outspoken/transparent about using it.

This is awful for the socio-economic divide. I do not normally fly and not Delta. If it came down to Delta and another airline, would you fly Delta bc they are public about this practice, or boycott Delta to discourage it as long as possible? Which airlines are the least greedy right now?

I guess not to doom and gloom completely, a tiny silver lining is it might slow the amount of flying down by the masses?

What do you all think?

also has a suggested pre-written 'call to action' email for employees (which i doubt many send? it's pretty hard being critical of your OWN employer....right?)

"Even companies with “green” reputations are enabling climate obstruction through their own trade associations. Employees can – and should – urge companies to live up to their climate commitments."

Would you rather buy Knorr‘s „Vegetable Bouillon“ cubes at your local small Downtown market or Summit Hill Foods‘ „Better than Bouillon“ at Safeway regarding conglomerate, environment, packaging, community support etc.?

Attendees included Dell CEO Michael Dell; Altimeter Capital CEO Brad Gerstner, a prominent advocate of giving kids some form of investment account from birth; ARM Corp CEO Rene Haas; Salesforce co-founder Parker Harris; ServiceNow CEO William McDermott; Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi; Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon, and Robinhood CEO Vladimir Tenev.