Shouldn't you have known?

I think that was back in 10.14, but I seemed to have stopped counting some time before that.

For me it was when I'd hit enter after typing the query, only for the search bar to remain on screen for several seconds so much longer than it was engineered to.

I fell back to the Dock after that. Launchpad kinda helped a little bit.

Someone ruined it.

It would be inspired by AI, not created.

What if Quaker called their line of naturals "QUA-QUA-NATURA"?

*QUA

I wonder if I should try Quaker.

They can't wait for me to get the bowl in my hands to try it so it suddenly became more important for me to see that bowl instead of the logo. #howtimeshavechanged

mmmmmmmm, sloppy goodness.

Amazon is recommending that I purchase slop.

"AS SEEN ON TV" was an appropriate touch

LOL

Something might be "curing" instead, and, they may be recognizing for the first time why there's even a term in life for something that's considered "normal."

Before then, disorder controlled life.

Anyone properly adhering to the plan won't rely on considering "the high" to be the cure, because medications are not produced or taken for the purpose of getting high, and people who need the actual substance to function could not even notice that those effects are producing "a high."

The person who isn't chasing the high for recreational purposes won't ever need to justify how it makes them feel in order to continue obtaining it.

The person who is chasing that needs to learn how to lie. That gets caught up in the "chase."

This is what differentiates someone who physiologically benefits from using certain medications apart from someone who is specifically chasing the high that the medication ingredients are known to elicit in any human.

That flag is so red it's electric lime green!

No y'all can't

I, walking repeated steps on my feet, am immediately made to be less important than the extra two steps it takes to slow your metal behemoth to a safe speed if you're even at all caring that someone is walking.