Lead for “ingredient X” is too spot on, made me chuckle.
Lead for “ingredient X” is too spot on, made me chuckle.
It should probably read: “You can choose to subsidize medical treatment for the rest of the world, or die.”
If the system was muted, and I saw two vertical lines I would assume that meant “press here to pause.” The state of “the thing” to me has nothing to do with the symbol on the button.
How would you then, reconsile the the state of "the thing"on system that had individual buttons for functions such as play/pause/fast forward/rewind/record/eject/etc? Would the thing be playing and paused at the same time?
The post appears to have been edited. It originally said something like “Everyone subconsciously associates…” Key word being Everyone, which seems to have been corrected so kudos to the OP.
So on to your point no, I do not think so. Please read again.
I associate the pause symbol (two vertical lines) with “press here to pause.” I associate the playing symbol (sideways triangle) as “press here to play.”
Tldr: no
I mean, even if the laborers own the means of production, they still have to labor. So finding a “job” you love would still be a viable goal. Or am I missing something obvious here?