Wait, is this even possible in 2? The board analysis tool didn't find it... Unless it's intended to allow white castling, which the puzzle didn't.

Would it be intentional, if you didn't know it would be harmful? Think of the insane bull that Clavicular was doing, taking toxic amounts of hormones to the result of going sterile. In my mind at least, he appeared to be mentally ill, and his intention wasn't to overdose (and therefore go sterile).

Would you call that intentional? If so, sure. All this is kinda quibbling with meanings, I don't think it matters a lot, but I wouldn't.

Nah, it doesn't crash, now you just have to perform 65,535 wishes for the genie.

Of course. You wouldn't want infighting within the class, now, would you? That's for the proletariat

I believe that "overdosing" doesn't have to mean "single lethal dose". It can also mean "persistently taking damaging doses over a long time"

You can legally kill anyone related to someone who has had Disney+.

Iirc, the wife died, the husband sued, and they tried to say the husband can't sue because HE had had the subscription a long time ago.

Each subscriber loses the right to sue for any of their loved ones.

After all, if they're dead, they can't sue you anyway

I require explanation, due to my country of origin not being the United States of America

This meme might be ironic, but, no joke, this is both fucking adorable and also kinda the point of life.

The little things that you like, that make your every day brighter. Just go and get them.

Nah, if this is built through the social process of "Ha dude, this would be so cool, tell me, what should I add?" I think it's perfectly plausible.

I mean... Recoiling in horror sounds a little bit like Woman Bad ^tm^ had something to do with it.

Being gender curious (or having Gender Imposter Syndrome) is a sign you're not entirely 100% SuperCis, but people's emotional reactions be complicated yo

Edit: As others said, there's also the "take unverifiable drugs from someone (friend or not) in a bar setting". And the "the post uses hyperbole for effect because memes".

Complicated indeed...

So, I don't trust them to have actually done what I'm going to describe, (and honestly I've just accepted that even with everything off, they're still giving me ads based on stuff I've only talked about and never clicked or written anything), but:

The programs that recognize specific phrases(Ok Google), are always separate from normal voice recognition (and much much lighter in terms of processing). So, if they weren't Google, they might have left the "Ok Google" recognition on, but not process anything else that the mic receives.

They're probably still listening in though.

~~You should also know that SLS is banned in the EU, so this post made no sense to me until I went to Google for answers...~~

~~I swear, sometimes it's hard to fathom the little ways you got it rough over there.~~

A Google listicle about "7 banned substances in the EU" or some shit, straight up lied to me.

SLS (Sodium laurilsulfate) is not banned, not even particularly regulated, in medicinal products, in the EU.

"The vast majority of SLS use is in oral products (tablets and capsules) where it rarely displays any adverse reactions."

It only is "not permitted", as a food additive in the EU, and there is a 2017 study which argues for its regulation in skin products, because of irritation.

I was careless on the internet, and the world is more complicated than it seemed at first glance. Story as old as time.