The only reason I remain subscribed is for the resounding proof that there are in fact stupid questions.

Fascists, mostly.

1. Hello
2. Goodbye
3. Please
4. Thank you
5. Yes
6. No
7. Excuse me
8. Sorry
9. Help
10. What
11. Who
12. Where
13. When
14. Why
15. How
16. Which
17. This
18. That
19. Here
20. There
21. I
22. You
23. He
24. She
25. We
26. They
27. My
28. Your
29. His
30. Her
31. Our
32. Their
33. Name
34. Friend
35. Family
36. Food
37. Water
38. Eat
39. Drink
40. Need
41. Want
42. Love
43. Like
44. Dislike
45. Buy
46. Sell
47. Open
48. Close
49. Day
50. Night
51. Morning
52. Afternoon
53. Evening
54. Today
55. Tomorrow
56. Yesterday
57. Week
58. Month
59. Year
60. Happy
61. Sad
62. Hot
63. Cold
64. Good
65. Bad
66. Big
67. Small
68. More
69. Less
70. Many
71. Few
72. House
73. Room
74. Bathroom
75. Kitchen
76. Street
77. City
78. Country
79. Language
80. Number
81. Time
82. Money
83. Price
84. Left
85. Right
86. Straight
87. Stop
88. Start
89. Work
90. School
91. Teacher
92. Student
93. Friend
94. Help
95. Beautiful
96. Ugly
97. Easy
98. Difficult
99. Open
100. Close

Turns out there are stupid questions after all.

At this point it’s easier to list things that aren’t being “enshittified”.

The easiest ways for a corporation to increase profits in the short term is to increase prices, cut staff, reduce quality control, sell ad space or a combination of those. All of these result in inferior products.