By that argument prehaps doctors should start prescribing Arsenic pills (because hey, anyone who doesn't read the side-effects/ingredients list is stupid and deserves it right?)Genocidicles said:So are you saying that blatant stupidity shouldn't be punished? The people who did this are why everything has a disclaimer nowadays.Aeshi said:So what I'm learning from this thread and its replies is that it's perfectly ok for other people to suffer if said people are "inferior"
Yeah, apparently. I get the feeling I'm surrounded by a lot of psychopaths sometimes.Aeshi said:So what I'm learning from this thread and its replies is that it's perfectly ok for other people to suffer if said people are "inferior"
It wasn't a hoax. that's the thing.Jumwa said:Yeah, apparently. I get the feeling I'm surrounded by a lot of psychopaths sometimes.Aeshi said:So what I'm learning from this thread and its replies is that it's perfectly ok for other people to suffer if said people are "inferior"
This was a cruel hoax, something done to hurt others for no reason. Regardless of how gullible one had to be for it. Or young (kids can have or grab their parents iPhone y'know?). Or even special needs.
Screw those people, right? They're inferior. Preying on them is how you get joy outta life!
If by "inferior" you mean "moronic enough to microwave their phone" and by "suffer" you mean "getting their phone destroyed", then yes.Aeshi said:So what I'm learning from this thread and its replies is that it's perfectly ok for other people to suffer if said people are "inferior"
Whatever makes you feel better about sucking more empathy from the world and leaving it crueler and less caring.Makabriel said:It wasn't a hoax. that's the thing.
If 4chan posted a video showing a drained iPhone 6, putting it in a microwave, and pulling it out fully charge I'd be inclined to be somewhat on your side.
But these people are the same that think articles from The Onion are real. These people aren't "special needs" or any other form of handicapped. Just gullible and honestly not that bright. The sad thing is that there are more and more of these types of people in the world and it's really kind of scary.
So yeah, if you are able to purchase a $5-600 phone and are gullible enough to put it in a microwave, I'm afraid you get some of the ridicule you deserve..
Whenever I get a prescription I look it up and check out what it does and all the side effects. If I think that is carries to much risk to liver or stomach then I won't take it. It is really simple don't believe everything you read, look things up before you try them. People constantly post stupid sayings and statistics which turn out to be totally bunk. Or publish false stories and then outraged by them. Hell I had a friend post a Pro Gun story about a girl defending her home with a shot gun. Which would be great, but it was totally bunk. Hey but these people who were dumb enough to do this may think twice next time before they just believe something.Aeshi said:By that argument prehaps doctors should start prescribing Arsenic pills (because hey, anyone who doesn't read the side-effects/ingredients list is stupid and deserves it right?)Genocidicles said:So are you saying that blatant stupidity shouldn't be punished? The people who did this are why everything has a disclaimer nowadays.Aeshi said:So what I'm learning from this thread and its replies is that it's perfectly ok for other people to suffer if said people are "inferior"
And your "punishing stupidity" rallying cry might have a bit more weight if it weren't for all the people going "I know people who use other brands fall for this as well, but it's funnier when it happens to people who use this one specific brand because I don't like them." (case in point, the person above you)
Sorry, I can't fake sympathy for an idiot who'd put their electronic device in a microwave. Nor do I feel pangs of empathy for someone who sticks their tongue to a frozen lamp-post, puts their hand on a hot burner, or loses their life savings to a "Nigerian Prince."Jumwa said:Whatever makes you feel better about sucking more empathy from the world and leaving it crueler and less caring.
That's actually alittle different, a doctor is someone you should be able to trust to proscribe the correct medication as that's their profession, one that wouldn't survive without the trust between doctor and patient. These people frying their iPhones are doing so based on an image from twitter, a quick trip to the Apple website would show that no such feature is advertised. Also the repercussions of losing a life is far higher than losing an electronic (and replaceable) device.Aeshi said:By that argument prehaps doctors should start prescribing Arsenic pills (because hey, anyone who doesn't read the side-effects/ingredients list is stupid and deserves it right?)