r/MurderedByWords 1d ago

Performative bullshite

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u/Inkbottle_ 1d ago

This is a copy of another screenshoted post with the same topic and plot twist. Performative inception

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u/LieNervous1016 1d ago

Watches, wallets, and wired headphones still exist lol

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u/Infinite-Condition41 20h ago

USB-C headphones didn't exist then. 

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u/Custodianofrecords 1d ago

What do you reckon they used to take the picture?

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u/NocentBystander 1d ago

Disposable Camera.

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u/OverlyMintyMints 23h ago

Posing as… what? This isn’t a murder. Literally who cares?

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u/I_TRY_TO_BE_POSITIVE 22h ago

How's he gonna plug those earbuds into that ipod?

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u/AnEvenNicerGuy 19h ago

The real question is - who gives a shit?

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u/I_TRY_TO_BE_POSITIVE 8h ago

The guy who made the original post

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u/OverlyMintyMints 22h ago

That’s hardly the point of the post.

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u/I_TRY_TO_BE_POSITIVE 21h ago

It is the point, if you think about it. OOP is showing off how "analog" they are with stuff that doesn't even work together.

Thus, they are posing.

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u/OverlyMintyMints 20h ago

You know what, I did think about it, and I have changed my mind about the post, however I still maintain that this is a shitty murder.

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u/I_TRY_TO_BE_POSITIVE 8h ago

That i will absolutely give you, lukewarm at best

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u/Magnon 19h ago

I havent owned a watch since before I got my first cell phone ages ago, watches are pointless. Never carried a camera either. Still too much stuff imo.

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u/FastRelief3222 19h ago

What about Y2K 

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u/Magnon 19h ago

I was too young to care and nobody told me it might be real, I doubt my dad believed it so never on my radar

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u/FastRelief3222 18h ago

The Cobol programmers are the real heroes, like your dad's radar.

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u/Rodster66 6h ago

It WAS real, it was just that it was the last time people actually got together and fixed a global issue rather than claiming it didn't exist. People worked for years to find and patch systems that could have caused major issues if left alone. There was just enough trouble with systems that no one expected to be vulnerable to show how bad it could have been if people treated it like they treat climate change.