Showing posts with label bad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bad. Show all posts

Sunday, May 22, 2016

Amsterdam First Time Psychologist's Experience

"I checked out many of the souvenir shops, hoping to find one from France, where I was supposed to be. Looking for an anomaly..."

Wildly differing from the virtual prisons of London and New York, the pubs can serve alcohol at the early hour of 10am and prostitutes are available until after midnight. The tourist district is almost perfectly arranged, in a capitalist sort if way, with a misleading maze of shops housing the red light district that offers cannabis, sex and other sightseeing opportunities unavailable in the other, more offensive, regions of the world.

Monday, May 19, 2014

Proof Amazon Seller Ratings Arent True

One of the main selling points for online sales platforms is the availability of customer feedback. People think that if a merchant is bad, the unsatisfied customers will give them a bad image.

Instead, Amazon lets it's sellers filter out undesirable customer reviews.



Abstractly, because a negative list of reviews is resultant of honesty from the seller, a positive list of ratings and reviews can be seen as a sign of a company being untrustworthy.

Friday, March 14, 2014

Advertisement Paradox

If people are buying much less
because money is low in worth and
many things can be obtained for free
so companies provide free services and products that rely on advertisements to gain revenue,

 Why would anyone be expected to buy anything advertised?

Friday, February 21, 2014

Solution For Digitalization?


The expectation now is that by 2020 European nations such as France, England and Portugal will have riots and social uprising due to the effects of digitalization (computers taking peoples jobs to point of displacement of the majority of people).

Mass scale riots and rebellion would be good and very very bad.

This fear and reality of humans being displaced by computers is undeniably caused by rich devils, choosing to make themselves and their companies more money by saving it and making it easier with the use of computers.

One coder could create, every year, software instructions that would replace the utility of thousands of humans. 

Surely, one way to prevent this 'inevitable' scenario would be to utilise law. I'm no lawyer but I'm sure that there are ethical requirements for organisations to adhere to.

Surely, Unions can take companies to Court for unethical business practices. If a multinational company, that makes upwards of $10 Billion annually, desires to make 100,000 people redundant to save $2 Billion a year... Is that ethical? Do law systems allow this?

Sunday, February 16, 2014

The Main Problem With Search Engines

Did you mean <what you searched for>??

They think they know what you're thinking, when actually, you're telling them exactly what you're thinking. Like telling a man “Cheese and Milk” and him telling you about movies with those words related to them and other shites from TV.

Thursday, February 06, 2014

After A Bad Performance

After a bad showing one can feel that all is lost...

Yes you didn't do yourself as proudly as you could've, but that's okay. Most of what you did was really very good, its just that there was mistakes and you know that they ruined the performance.

Like everyone else, you didn't listen to what I said, possibly because it was me who said it. I told you to practice what you had to do until it was easy, as second nature.

You can take the apparent failure as a final knock down, one that knocks you out of the game, or a learning process. Everyone experiences failure in some way, its a part of success.

Keep going on, doing what you enjoy, but remember that you can and should always be working to improve. Surprisingly, improvement is really easy; all you have to do is do and improvement will happen automatically.

Friday, December 13, 2013

Bad Government Guideline / Principles



we = the government (obv)

We are more concerned about the corporations not the demands of the constituents.
The constituents are of lower priority than the corporations.

The demands of a multinational corporation must be met.
The requests of the people should be disregarded.

We are okay with the corporations negatively affecting the people.
We cannot allow the people to negatively affect the corporations.


If your government clearly follows these principles - You Have A Bad Government

Tuesday, November 05, 2013

Where Is The Good Grammar? Do writing Standards Matter Any More?


In English class at a homosexually charged 'grammar' school..

I was taught not to insert a comma before a ‘but’ or an ‘and’...
Also, I was taught to write 'he was neat and tidy. Regularly cleaning..' instead of 'he was neat, tidy. Regularly clea...'

Yet still, I see paid writers/ journalists/ cheekys doing things like this all the time. The editors condone it...

Monday, July 15, 2013

Positive Stereotypes (And Negative)

We all know that 'we should be against stereotypes' but many stereotypes are actually fine and dandy with the 'victims', --appreciated-- when positive.

Stereotypes: (noun) Socially common misconceptions and false generalisations that are typically degrading and damaging.

Friday, March 08, 2013

Do English People Hate England?


if not, then why are they allowing it to deteriorate and fall

Allowing millions of scrounging foreigners into the country, almost welcomed. Rejecting and ignoring the cries of those born here to regain the control and ability to improve this country. Proclaiming that their own English people are lazy and unskilled.

Sunday, February 24, 2013

Facebook Games Are Rubbish

As of right now...

Most Facebook games are 2D unoriginal copies of other, more successful ones with hhuuugly graphics and no fun to be had.

..to play this after you realise this isn't 3D
Since these games are not fun, you might be looking for a story. Look hard.

You reach a point in most of these games, usually after 2 or 3 hours of play, where to proceed you must pay for an enhancement (extra stars or items you need). This practice makes playing these games pointless and unsatisfying, being forced to forfeit playing due to insurmountable difficulty only there to make additional money.

I'm looking forward to the first quality 3D game that you can play in-browser on Facebook. Imagine a "Second Life" service that would connect you to realistic avatars of all your friends. By 2016, the average computer will be able to display Xbox360-quality graphics so this notion is a possibility.

Thieves!! make a good Facebook game and then money will be reasonable, until then.. facebook ain't a place to play games, I'm on Steam...