What is le point des montagnes?

Like it's great and all that we get to study this stuff in "science" class as younger humans, but like what's the point of that if we're just going to pollute on the way there to break our necks going down without motors anyway?

The answer is that without studying this stuff à l'école secondaire, je ne me rendrais pas à des places où j'ai déjà été, comme l'Université Dalhousie ou l'Université de la Corporation de Toronto pour étudier surtout de l'architecture stagnante (sinon saignante, sinon cinglante!)

Purple, I should go camping.

!Never will Purple stand 4 Philharmonic¡

What is the point of appointments?

No seriously, what the fuck is the point of this.

Why does someone else get to pick a date and time to waste my time on?

I thought we had agreed that appointments were my specialty: if I book an appointment with you, it's rather that I think it's a good use of time, from the moment I open my mouth to the moment where the appointment is over, days, months, if not years from now.

Why does someone who ruined their life in medical school get to ruin mine?

I think that whenever I start replying to my initial question with more questions, then I will soon complete my answer.

4, 11, infinity?

What happens when you put a semi-random number into Google and it's under 100 decimal places, if not 50, if not 30?

I went from FOUR results, to ELEVEN, to AI telling me what I was searching for.

So the answer to today's question is that yes, Google search are for all intents and purposes definitely infinite now; they did not use to be.

Used to be, when people went online, it was for a reason.

Nowadays, you NEED a reason to not go online, otherwise people assume you've been online at least once online today - at least I do, when I see 35%+ of a subway car filled with people staring at their phones for longer than a minute.

So the answer is not infinity; the answer is again, yes, there are an infinite number of search results available for perusal if you so want to waste your time.

What the AI does is save a bit of time there, but it didn't need to be this way. Now that this is the way it is, I still fucking hate Google and what they did to Blogspot and Blogger especially.

Enshittification of this place has, thankfully, been minimal.

What really is shitty is the lack of people replying to me because of algorithms.

Have a nice day, robots.