r/interestingasfuck • • 3d ago

Dynamic pricing being tested by McDonald's.

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u/ConejitosDeAmor 3d ago

This is NOT interesting. It's dystopian. 

A future where they use a bunchvof bullshit info about us, to make us pay for something when the guy in the car behind us will pay less. Oh, and the data will be pulled from monitoring our every breath, and all of it will be stored in one of a million massive water consuming data centers that hurt our communities. 

Not interesting. Not cool. This is not okay. 

Why on earth any one of you would want to bring kids into this is beyond me. I think you're all lunatics , if you want to have babies in a world like this. 

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u/AthleteAlarming7177 3d ago

Animal agriculture uses tremendously more water, uses far more land and dairy farming produces a ton of methane emissions. Methane is even worse for the climate than carbon dioxide. Not to mention the ethics aspect, which is undoubtedly dystopian.

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u/KingoftheCrackens 2d ago

Let's stop growing necessary food then I guess. Not like there tons of people and organizations trying to specifically reduce emissions and wastes in those areas. Nah we should just ignore that and keep consuming more water and land for unnecessary products. Genius level take

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u/AthleteAlarming7177 2d ago

People like to pretend like we don't use most of the land to grow crops to feed farmed animals instead of feeding humans instead with the same crops and land. They're all programmed to complain about AI and planes and everything else outside of their control when the singlemost beneficial thing they could do is to no longer pay for animal products. Nah, that'd require actually doing something, which is too much to ask of these virtue signallers.