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Cake day: May 6th, 2025

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  • I’ve thought about this at length and the conclusion I’ve reached is that people tend to lose ‘authority’ when they admit they’re wrong on a subject.

    Essentially, once you’ve believed something that was incorrect, your peers will be more skeptical of your beliefs in the future and they can always point back to “remember when you were wrong about x?”

    The stronger you’ve held this incorrect belief, the harder it is to admit you were wrong.

    If they never admit they were wrong, though, then they never have to deal with humiliation.














  • What’s sad is that web development is only a nightmare so websites can be worse.

    I genuinely believe it’s part of the concerted effort by the cabal to make us accept a ‘new normal.’

    They don’t want an environment where anyone feels like they can make a website. They want us to believe we need to spend years studying before we can do anything, and even then we can only do what our bosses tell us to.