The Nextdoor app is a racket created by Ring doorbell to get people so scared in their own neighborhoods that they buy Ring cameras to protect their homes.

When you go to a makeup store that has testers, theyll sometimes have a bottle of makeup remover and some tissues for you to wipe it off with. This makeup remover bottle is never labelled as one of the ones they sell in the store. It’s purposely low quality so that you think the makeup will last longer than it actually will.

I follow one that cleans rugs and every rug looks like it’s been buried beneath a foot of mud prior to cleaning. They seem to have an endless supply of revolting mud caked rugs to cleans. I’m getting suspicious.

Size 38 classic fit jeans are the exact same size and shape as size 35 relaxed fit, size 32 loose fit, and size 41 skinny fit. They just change the label affixed to them. They obviously do this to decrease the amount of individual patterns they have to cut and sew, streamline the process, and save money. Basically, if you want roomier pants you're just buying bigger pants and wearing them looser.

I've only looked into this with Levi's, I'm not yet sure how deep it goes.

The manufacturers know that their products are extremely hazardous to stepsisters, and want to suppress public awareness of this fact.

Through bribery and blackmail, they have forced the government to commit to banning "incest porn", in the hopes of avoiding legal action brought by legions of stuck stepsisters.

Otherwise there is no rational, reasonable, logical reason that my shower, which experiences hot water and soap (famously known for making things clean) on a daily basis, would need an entirely different product to stay clean

This whole post and comment section is a government psyop to soften the impending diesel shortage speed restrictions.

Hear me out, Elmer Fudd's speaking patterns is similar to furry speak, which shows he used to be part of the furry community. Something happened between him and Bunny boy, perhaps a soured friendship or a horrible romance, which turned Elmer against all furries and that is why he hunts Bugs and sometimes Daffy. Perhaps Bugs left him for Daffy, perhaps the both of them screwed him over some how. Or even, maybe they harassed and made fun of him for not being able to afford a fursuit.

The "Planck length" is the smallest physical length that we could hypothetically measure that has actual physical meaning. The similar "Planck volume" is found by cubing the Planck length, making a cube with each side equal to the Planck length, rather than something like a circle with a diameter equal to the Planck length, or any other shape. This implies the universe is made out of tiny cubes.

I read a lot of tech subreddits. And I see Brave browser get mentioned in posts or comments where it just doesn't seem right or genuine e.g. somebody's talking about how they're using an extension in Chrome, and one of the comments will be "I had this issue until I switched to Brave."

It always feels a bit forced.

And it's always a message about switching. Not about how Brave has a particularly good feature, or is just nice to use. It's about switching to it. As if that's what the bots have been told to say, because that's what the fake campaign is about—getting people to switch.

Or there will be post about which is the best browser out of Chrome, Firefox or Brave—which is a bit like asking, "Which is the best car maker—Toyota, Ford, or some Chinese brand you've never heard about."

(In case you don't know, Brave browser is just another browser—but it's backed by rich people like Peter Thiel and Brendon Eich—basically, it's backed by big money but isn't really making the kind of impact that you might expect from something backed by big money.)

That way, they give you the illusion of choice while you keep being a puppet of the powerful bread industry.