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[UNSOLVED] Ana's Song (Open Fire) by Silverchair in c/[email protected]

Most Americans couldn't locate Ukraine in a map before the war started in c/unpopularopinion

[–] Mojo 11 points 3 months ago (3 children)

Why does that even matter?

They shouldn't ban TikTok in America in c/unpopularopinion

[–] Mojo 2 points 3 months ago

I don't think they should ban it either, but for what I've seen, they should better moderate some of the viral challenges or "life hacks" that end up with children injured or dead. I know some of the onus falls on the parents, but TikTok doesn't seem to care at all

Most people in the modern age can live without a car, but they are too lazy to do it. in c/unpopularopinion

[–] Mojo 9 points 3 months ago (1 children)

It's about time for the horse and cart industry to make a comeback

An opinion downvoted to hell is actually a good indication that the opinion is indeed unpopular. in c/unpopularopinion

[–] Mojo 4 points 3 months ago (1 children)

Sometimes I feel like "Hot Takes" would be a more appropriate name for this community

Apple, Kagi, Duolingo, Opera, Vivaldi, Arc Browser, Netflix, Steam, and Spotify are great examples of companies that have a masochistic users. in c/unpopularopinion

[–] Mojo 2 points 3 months ago (1 children)

Japanese and German for android

Apple, Kagi, Duolingo, Opera, Vivaldi, Arc Browser, Netflix, Steam, and Spotify are great examples of companies that have a masochistic users. in c/unpopularopinion

[–] Mojo 2 points 3 months ago (6 children)

I get where you're coming from and agree with you, but is there a good alternative to Duolingo that's comparable and respects their users?

Who in history (either present or in the past) do you think has had the biggest positive impact on humanity? in c/[email protected]

[–] Mojo 3 points 3 months ago

Yeah ok sure, either way it still sounds petty to me.

Also, you can just say you don't know the answers to my questions it's fine, I'm not really surprised.

Who in history (either present or in the past) do you think has had the biggest positive impact on humanity? in c/[email protected]

[–] Mojo 4 points 3 months ago (2 children)

Um, speak for yourself, I didn't choose anything.

However, you dodged my point. Do you honestly think a "loving God" should torture his creations for eternity for not worshipping him? That doesn't sound evil to you? Also, are the people from other cultures that were around before Christianity in hell?

What media sources have you outgrown, when, and why? in c/[email protected]

[–] Mojo 9 points 3 months ago

Gaming consoles for me.

When the PS4 came out, I couldn't justify spending that much for a device that doesn't have the amount of utility as a PC, nor are the games retro compatible. I'm a PC gaming convert.

Who in history (either present or in the past) do you think has had the biggest positive impact on humanity? in c/[email protected]

[–] Mojo 4 points 3 months ago (4 children)

I find it problematic that you say it's a death we deserve. God is all like, "worship me or be tortured forever!" That's kinda toxic to be honest, and doesn't sound like love to me.

If the order of events were different, what might we be calling smartphones? in c/[email protected]

[–] Mojo 7 points 3 months ago

This is the correct answer

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I think there should be a consensus on how people should vote on posts here, and that consensus should be made into a rule that gets put in the about section of this community and/or a pinned post (self.unpopularopinion)

submitted 4 months ago by Mojo to c/unpopularopinion

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I'm not sure if this is unpopular per se, but yeah, I don't think people on here are voting in a consistent way and that makes it confusing to know which posts are actually unpopular opinions.

I have seen people say something like "nice unpopular opinion, take my upvote", but the votes don't reflect that sentiment when a truly unpopular opinion is posted and it's heavily downvoted. Also, in reverse, posts that appear to be agreed-upon popular opinions are massively upvoted.

I think a good number of people on here downvote opinions they don't agree with, which is a reflex I can empathize with, but doing that might discourage people to post here. So, I think people should upvoting posts you don't agree with.

And I think that it should be posted clearly for people to read and refer to in the about section of the community. I think maybe it should be a pinned post too (at least for a little while) because I don't think everyone reads the about sections.

TL;DR — For the sake of clarity, there should be a posted rule that basically states: upvotes mean you don't agree with the opinion and downvotes mean you agree. So, if you agree with this post please downvote it.

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Anyone here wanting to join a sub similar to a Reddit one, but it's not here and you don't want to make it because you don't wanna be in charge? (self.lemmyworld)

submitted 1 year ago by Mojo to c/lemmyworld

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Yeah, sorry about the run-on sentence title, but I hope you get what I'm saying