Big if true
this post was submitted on 16 Nov 2023
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They sell it to have less less themselves and achieve minimalism first.
when you're a buddhist but suffer from crippling competitiveness
"Take my stuff or I'll kill you"
Hey, maybe that's why the Buddhist monks train in martial arts so hard, so they can force everyone to take their less from them.
I prefer big large. They sell more huge
maximalism
I was about 25 when I came to the realization that the goal for the average person seemed to be to take up as much space on this planet as possible. Get fatter, buy a big SUV, buy a huge house, have lots of kids, whatever you can do to expand your footprint.
I want to eat the Sun; does this count?
You'd be dense and bright simultaneously. The sun is a figurative oxymoron.
But I thought the sun was a deadly laser. Is it also a figurative oxymoron??
"Big McLargehuge"
I like less more and less less personally.
You'd like to buy less more, but instead you end up buying more less. Or the other way round.
Biggie smalls, how could you?
RIP Biggie
Disgusting!
Alternatively: Minimalism is a ploy devised by the small industrial complex to profit in excess of less.
That's what OP is trying to say...We need to get rid of Big less!
Less is a bore
Sometimes less is freeing
Other times it can captivate you
Minimalism is just the opposite of compulsive hoarding. There is a right amount of stuff to own and obsessing about every single thing you have that you could live without can't be healthy.
Less is more makes so much sense now...
Same for software development. There's a trend to cut down on "complexity" and options. They call it "minimalist". I call it lazy ass developers.