What things do you think shouldn't have been invented?

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06 Feb 2021, 3:14 am

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Ideological Collectivism: The idea of dividing and conquering the human conscience by isms, ologies, ocracies, ists, new social movements, NRM’s (organized religion) and alternative subcultures into a state of echo chambers, groupthink, conformity and tribalism

Obscurantism (has occurred since the antiquity of humanity)

Public Relations (the Freudian Psychoanalytic form envisioned by Edward Bernays)

Gender Science/Studies

Nutritional Science (always listen to your body (unique physiological profiles that diversify from individual to individual) as opposed to domineering dietocrats, advocacy groups and the mainstream)

Globalization (all of its forms including multiculturalism, geopolitical science, international relations, supranationalism and intergovernmentalism)

The Diamond Industry (man-made diamonds are one of the few synthetic creations that’s morally and economically reasonable)

Plastic, Plastic, Plastic and Plastic…

Bisphenol-A, Phthalates and Parabens

PCB’s

Glyphosate and pesticides (e.g., Neonicotinoid)

Recombinant bovine growth hormone (rBGH)

Water fluoridation

High Fructose Corn Syrup (HFCS) (known as Glucose-Fructose Syrup in the UK)

Artificial Sweeteners (esp. Aspartame), Colours, Flavours (enhancers such as MSG), Preservatives (Potassium Sorbate and Sodium Benzoate) and additives (e.g., Brominated Vegetable Oil (BVO))

Chemical and Biological Warfare (Nuclear Weapons, Dioxin, Agent Orange etc.)

Geoengineering

“Energy” Drinks

Unfermented Soy, “Energy” bars, Cereal and “low-fat” products as “health foods

GM Crops

Biotechnological perversion of food

Greenwashing (e.g., CFL Bulbs, Biosolids, Biofuels etc.)

“Evidence Based” Policy Decision Making (oxymoron)

Direct-to-consumer advertising (DTCA)

Academic/Science Journal Paywalls ("science for sale")

Crystal Meth and Zombie “Narcotics” like Krokodil (Desomorphine) & Flakka (α-Pyrrolidinopentiophenone)

Processed Foods (but I do love sausages and bacon – cognitive dissonance I know)

Fast Fashion (mass automated production of very cheap clothes employed by slave labour)

Acrylic, Polyester and most synthetic fabrics

Macroeconomic Philosophy and “Conventional” Economics

International Finance, Private Central Banking, Fractional Reserve Lending and Usury (Compound Interest as a concept really)

The adulation of gold commodity metal as "God's money"

Credit Cards

Money Laundering

Cryptocurrency

Microtransactions

Neoconservatism

Neoliberal Globalization

Marxism

“Democratic” Socialism

Communism

Transhumanism

Fascism (Orwellian Totalitarianism, Cultural/Economic Imperialism, Neo-Nazism, Racial Supremacy etc.)

Jingoism

Biblical Creationism

Televangelism

The Monarchy

Scientology

Unmeritocratic Power Structures (e.g., Feudalism, Hindu Caste and the macroeconomic system)

Nepotism

The False Dichotomy between Materialistic Consumerism and Scarcity based Minimalism (both boring and soulless)

Democracy (I don’t believe it exists)

The Parker Brother’s idea of promoting necromancy into a board game

The “Problem of Evil” concept (I don’t believe there is a pure good (we all have our own inner personal demons, but I believe in the existence of pure evil)

Trophy Hunting

The Tide Pod challenge (telling the generation of people who fall for this that they contain gluten would be the best way to discourage them (not to antagonize genuine gluten intolerance (NCGS) and celiac sufferers on this forum).

Man Made Disease Creation

Mass Psychiatric Drugging of children (esp. Ritalin)
Digital Identity/Human Microchipping

Speed Dating

Online Dating

The Porn Industry

Beauty Pageants

Palm Oil

Hershey’s Chocolate (absolutely disgusting :eew:)

Chewing Gum

Gerrymandering

Parking Meters

Human Cloning

Windows Vista

Google Chrome

CGI

Autotune

So-called “music” - Hip hop, Garage, Rap, Bubblegum, Teen pop, Dub-step, Modern R&B, Boy/Girl bands (anything mainstream nowadays)

SMS language

Social media networking

Lip Sync

Orange Fake Tans

Modern Art

Popular Culture (e.g., materialistic consumerism or consumer culture)

Mainstreaming of Geek “Culture”

Reality TV

Soap Operas

Digital Learning (esp. Zoom)

Shoelaces (why, why, why)

Pop up ads

Photoshop

Tattoos

Body Piercings

Botox/Breast Implants

Alcohol, Alcohol, Alcohol and Alcohol

Neckbeards (nothing greater has been used to dehumanize autistics and aspies)

How do neckbeards dehumanize autistics?, how are shoelaces bad?, and how are energy drinks the problem?



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06 Feb 2021, 3:17 am

Crispy bacon. What a way to murder a perfectly good piece of meat, something that is supposed to be nice and chewy now has a chorosive hard to bite into chip like taste.



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09 Feb 2021, 1:25 pm

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There's an awful lot of stuff being discussed in here that occurs naturally and therefore wasn't invented, simply experienced or observed, and named.

How could anyone avoid inventing deserts when deserts weren't invented in the first place?

You're right I wish there was a way to change the title because this went from things that shouldn't of been invented to things that shouldn't exist.



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14 Feb 2021, 5:06 pm

funeralxempire wrote:
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Artificially produced music especially pop country music which really isn't country music at all.


Define artificial.

Manmade.



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14 Feb 2021, 5:13 pm

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Gerrymandering. It undermines the intention of truly democratic elections.


gerrymandering is voter suppression

Gerrymandering is redrawing districts to get votes.



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14 Feb 2021, 5:18 pm

Jensen wrote:
Nuclear power. The atom should never have been split.

hahahaha



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16 Feb 2021, 4:25 am

North Korea and its ideology of Juche.



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23 Feb 2021, 8:14 am

Knots in extension leads.



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28 Mar 2021, 3:34 pm

Seaworld.

If you end up in San Diego, San Antonio, or Orlando. Skip it, you will likely thank me later.

I have no problem with wanting to see animals, and I actually like a good amount of animal sanctuaries and zoos, because there are certain species of animals that do better in captivity than in the wild, and animal sanctuaries do really good things such as keep endangered species safe.

But with Seaworld, it isn't good for animals, and besides there is far better stuff out there to see animals, such as whale watching where you get to see animals in their natural habitat. I've been to animal sanctuaries, national parks, and whale watching, and Seaworld sucks in comparison to all three of those. If it isn't bad enough there's a soak zone in Seaworld as if people wanted to get soaked by water filled with trash and waste.

For penguins, they did have them at one point, I would rather save up for a once in a lifetime vacation to see Antarctica, where you actually get to see a penguin colony and where there are guided tours, and Seaworld will also suck in comparison compared to that. So in conclusion animal sanctuaries, national parks, and ecotourism, are all far better options.



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28 Mar 2021, 3:42 pm

Mine:

Smart Phones
Corporatism
Money making schemes(scams, dumb investments, banks charging ATM fees, etc..)
Organized religion
itchy socks
Cable News.


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28 Mar 2021, 5:13 pm

King Kat 1 wrote:
Mine:

Smart Phones
Corporatism
Money making schemes(scams, dumb investments, banks charging ATM fees, etc..)
Organized religion
itchy socks
Cable News.

I agree about all of those except smartphones.



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28 Mar 2021, 5:15 pm

Dylanperr wrote:
funeralxempire wrote:
Dylanperr wrote:
Artificially produced music especially pop country music which really isn't country music at all.


Define artificial.

Manmade.


All music is man-made unless you mean the songs of birds. :?



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28 Mar 2021, 5:46 pm

Corsets. I would have died if I was born before the 20th Century. I would have killed myself because Trans people were hated back in those days.


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28 Mar 2021, 11:19 pm

funeralxempire wrote:
Dylanperr wrote:
funeralxempire wrote:
Dylanperr wrote:
Artificially produced music especially pop country music which really isn't country music at all.


Define artificial.

Manmade.


All music is man-made unless you mean the songs of birds. :?

I mean't artificial by sounds that come from drum machines as opposed to real drum sets.



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28 Mar 2021, 11:27 pm

Dylanperr wrote:
funeralxempire wrote:
Dylanperr wrote:
funeralxempire wrote:
Dylanperr wrote:
Artificially produced music especially pop country music which really isn't country music at all.


Define artificial.

Manmade.


All music is man-made unless you mean the songs of birds. :?

I mean't artificial by sounds that come from drum machines as opposed to real drum sets.


But drum machines are handy tools for the home recording artist. It's a lot handier than having to set up and mic up a real drum kit. I prefer being able to record music to not being able to record music.

Vintage analog drum machines have their own unique sounds that make them preferentially suitable for certain types of music. Entire genres owe their existence and sonic identity to the various Roland drum machines. The musical landscape over the past 30 years without 808 and 909 kick drums would be a different and much less interesting place.



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29 Mar 2021, 12:48 am

funeralxempire wrote:
Vintage analog drum machines have their own unique sounds that make them preferentially suitable for certain types of music. Entire genres owe their existence and sonic identity to the various Roland drum machines. The musical landscape over the past 30 years without 808 and 909 kick drums would be a different and much less interesting place.


I really liked the sound of the Linn LM-1 drum machine which was used by people like Chaka Khan and Hall & Oates.
The drum machine that Steve Winwood uses also really suits his style of music.