/b/ - Random

>browsing on the internet trying to find content that I would like
>come across content that I seriously do not like
>rant about it
it has happened to you, has happened to me, and may happen again

What is honestly the establishment's endgame of doing this? To just alienate as many voters as possible right before an election season when voter enthusiasm is already nonexistent? It just does not make any sense to me. I get their official reasoning behind it which is it being a "security risk" and being used to peddle "disinformation", but they can't possibly actually believe that banning tiktok is going to make people trust the government again. It's going to have the opposite effect if anything. Why would they just do this? I could maybe see it being a way to force a soylicon valley monopoly but would it even be effective?
For the record I hate tiktok, I haven't checked it since like July, but this is the first time in history an app the majority of the US population uses is just getting taken away from them.

>Forget about this website for 6 months because it's been abandoned by the admin and is constantly raided
>Come back
>It's being raided and nothing has changed
Oh for fuck's sake even tumblr is better than this

Post your MOST favorite animals. EPAULETTE SHARKS are GOOD creatures, and AREN'T loved ENOUGH.

we need one for the girls

I'm not even talking about nuclear war or similar psychopathic shit moids might do.
I just can't help but notice, how whenever a country goes through industrialization, and women no longer rely on some filthy scumbag to make a living, the birthrate drops below replacement.
Genuinely makes me wonder if moids are too inherently disgusting for our species to exist.

Have you ever accidentally met someone who uses cc in person before? I have by chance and it made me realize how small the world can be (or how many people actually lurk here)

How many users here went into STEM? Doesn't matter if you actually ended up making a career out of it.

Especially interested in seeing how many engineering majors there are because, for whatever reason, just about every engineering class seemed completely devoid of women at my school. It seems like the majority end up going into life sciences or pre med, personally wasted years poking around with bacteria in microbiology just to end up 'producing' (AI does most of the work) low effort mass produced content for some tiktok dude who pays me way more than this junk is worth. Feels like I sold my soul.

What's your major? Did you end up where you thought you would, or did you basically just end up spending a ton of time and money for a wall decoration? Would/will you do things over again and study a different field?