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Political arguments that differ from the mainstream and that could only happen on a platform which is both anonymous and has a hands off approach to moderation and monetisation.

Promiscuous is a pejorative term because the act itself is socially seen as negative. There is no way of describing promiscuous behaviour positively, so the choice of word is irrelevant.

"Creator of Linux", just in case Linus Torvalds doesn't ring a bell

If the solution to "inequality" is creating another inequality which harms far more people, then it might not be a solution at all.

It's much harder to keep a conversation in a dating app when you know you're 1 of 50 men sending that girl messages, and knowing that many of those other 49 men are more attractive than you are, so you're practically losing your time.

Of course you can... The cheap ones are like that.

I remember having one of the digital ones too, and the UX was terrible (took me a few days to understand it). It had like 12 buttons of which you only needed to use 3 or so. It also had a speaker that would beep every time I pressed a button, and it was LOUD, I felt like I was waking up the entire neighbourhood every time I microwaved something in the middle of the night. If I had to choose an adjective to describe the entire affair it would be "stupid".

It's probably your IO, not your CPU.

That makes it impractical and useless to sell for different prices; if a digital good costs 50€ in Germany and 20€ in Italy, both Germans and Italians will buy it in Italy. Companies are therefore forced to sell it for 50€ to everybody. That hurts Italian customers.

So what you're saying is that the single market is also used to siphon jobs out of all but the poorest countries so companies can get away with paying peanuts. And that's supposed to be good?