Yes, my view point is also the most reasonable.

The really annoying part is YouTube gets all their content for free, while every other subscription video service pays for content.

I’m a bit libertarian leaning myself, but I do believe capitalism requires moral constraints on external, societal costs that are not included in market forces (e.g. environmental pollution).

In short, capitalism’s greatest benefit it is also it’s greatest issue: it delivers most efficiently exactly what people want, but without any evaluation whether those wants are beneficial.

Adding to others: Mountain biking, camping, hiking, rc planes, model rocketry, travel, fishing

Or get into a niche intellectual or academic endeavor: finance, investing, philosophy, what is truth, of course light-heartedly (/s)

To add, I think ebikes will be much more commonplace commuting wise. They’re already fairly affordable.

Absolutely agree. I haven’t used it myself but hearing it describes makes me think theyve made a categorical defining product, much like the iPhone was to smartphones.