Not all knowledge is inherently useful; some knowledge may lack practical application, relevance, or purpose, especially within certain contexts or timeframes.

Not all knowledge has application, the human mind has bandwidth limitations (ignoring capacity), knowledge is contextually sensitive, and some knowledge is actively harmful (e.g. misinformation, distraction).

The one you use.

What happened to the "nothing to hide" argument? It was eviscerated. It is not a good argument.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nothing_to_hide_argument

Success is a combo of luck and work.

And connections. Grow and lean on your network, fellas.

True, and the name calling is directed towards the individual's actions.

Fight bigotry, friend.

I never let my daughter [insert any action here].

You could make a religion out of this.

Edit: This is a reference to a joke.

super easy

Barely an inconvenience.

I’m going to hold you responsible for defending them from criticism they need to face.

These men already face the criticism, that is the driver pushing them further to become abusive and self-abusive.

What you are suggesting is cornering an animal, and then saying "Hey, we should corner it more because it's acting aggressively." and then acting surprised when it attacks you.

We need to offer these men a healthy way out which is culturally appropriate.

ROLLING THROUGH THE WEEKEND WITH A BIKE THAT'S REALLY BRANCHING OUT IN THE WORLD OF TRANSPORTATION! AWOOOO!

Don’t think most would be happy at that

Aren't the workers in the majority? I think most would be happy with that.

There are plenty of examples of things that "just work" which are poorly implemented.

For example, my life. 😜

All heirarchy is bad

Unless it's democratically elected hierarchy, right?