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Candy Crush Issues Reports

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  Florida Man (@FiftyShots) reported 6 minutes ago

  @GregChase @Noahpinion Re: the Ben Sasse "Candy Crush" clip that's going viral To the extent that people have become distracted from the important things in life by "little dopamine hits," I would put BBM and BrickBreaker in that category -- but the problem seems much more acute now

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  Half Street HighRise (@halfstreetHR) reported 7 minutes ago

  @60Minutes Create problem. Blame candy crush and wash hands.

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  Gregg Carey (@greggcarey) reported 7 minutes ago

  @fishstark @BenSasse Replacement rate in Sweden is lower than the US at 1.4. They have like 60 weeks of parental leave. There is a broader issue at play than candy crush or parental leave.

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  Skol Rant (@SkolRant) reported 8 minutes ago

  @Hockey_ftw Sasse is blaming culture that is *shaped* by policy that *he supports* — policy that actively harms parents and makes it more difficult to have and support children. He’s telling you it’s Candy Crush and you’re believing it while he’s the ******* problem.

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  Durin (@DURININININININ) reported 15 minutes ago

  @ukehotel oh yeah i only have pjsk and it stops working after ~30 minutes and either forces close or i have to close it, then open it, then close again, then wait a second and thennnn it will work again. and the only other game on my phone is candy crush. so it mightt be that

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  MichaelScarn (@m_depo34) reported 16 minutes ago

  @thomaslhorrocks Imagine believing the argument is that candy crush is the problem and not a placeholder/analogy for the overall problem of materialism… also blaming costs doesn’t hold water when you learn that poorer people are having more kids than the rich.

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  Big Sister (@big_sister) reported 19 minutes ago

  @60Minutes Lmao yeah the problem is everyone is playing Candy Crush. Certainly not the economy, shifting priorities and a generation of undesirable men propagandized by rw podcasters.

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  Ian ☀️🌴🎥 (@ian_90211) reported 20 minutes ago

  @BriansBeacon @60Minutes You also have to ask people why they're not having their second or third child or whatever. In my case it was fertility issues plus health issues plus finances that made us stop at one. Oh and Candy Crush obviously.

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  Daniel the DJ (@DanielG67128715) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Hammertimeeeee @pete_scanlon Hi 🐷! Hilarious that a stupid high school educated 🐷 is telling someone to “research” something. 🐷 are the stupidist members of society. Incidently, I don’t have a problem with this. It’s better that a dumb violent 🐷 be playing Candy crush than violating someone’s rights ACAB

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  Attitude with a side of freckles (@HazeyDaisey17) reported 25 minutes ago

  care, raise the minimum wage. You know, actual policies that create an environment where people can have children. A system FOR the people. Candy Crush isn't the problem. It's a government run by greedy billionaires who don't give a **** about anything other than ROI.

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  Don Carlos (@airfrosty) reported 26 minutes ago

  @shutupchelsey Not candy crush catching strays. Lmao so I’m supposed to be outchea ******…. Got it. Make it affordable, make it so that I can actually have time to raise a kid as opposed to working my life away.

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  Roy (@im_roy_lee) reported 28 minutes ago

  here's my two cents on this as a random gen z kid first impression: i only wanna see this sort of font when i open duolingo or candy crush, not 24/7 when im on my phone. feels too silly. when you're taking a swing so big as to change the entire default ux of an iphone, you need mass consumer adoption to win and can't get away with just being a prosumer tool so, here's my thoughts on every single proposed feature as it relates to me: - reading list: i read maybe 2 books a year, which is 2 more than 99% of my friends. - personalized weather: i rarely open the weather app bc i don't care that much and would never even opt for a "weather app widget" much less a daily notification about it on my home screen - drafts email replies: before starting company, i literally had ~zero use for my email, much less drafting emails of my own. i consistently wonder how useful this will be to non-prosumers as a primary data source - prepares you for meetings & trips: think this is personally more nifty than necessary, but this potentially seems like a more useful feature. ie if im going to the beach and never bought sunscreen, would it try and remind me of that? feels too good to be true based on current llms, but that could be cool - suspicious charges: i feel this problem is completely solved for me with just an email from my bank. my cards never get stolen - reminders: i never use the reminder app because i am too lazy to type in a reminder and arrogantly assume that i can just remember to do the thing - tracks your health: i'm most interested to see this. a problem i have with all "AI" health apps is that i don't wanna see a dashboard + score + chatbot; i want something that actually gets me out of the door and taking steps or going to the gym, which is definitely doable with llm - one tap intel on wherever you are: my particular use case i got excited about is that i would personally love some sort of agent that proactively suggests events i or a girlfriend might find interesting. tickets just dropped for a rave of an artist someone im talking to likes? i would like to know + buy i am very interested to try it, this is exciting and more net new than 99% of consumer ai tech i've seen

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  Ryan (@RyanHampton) reported 31 minutes ago

  People need to quit strawmanning this. The dude didn't say "if we get rid of candy crush the birthrate will explode exponentially." Now ,there are probably a myriad of reasons why you can't afford a studio apartment off your college degree and your parents could afford a house off of your non-educated dad's income. Part of that is probably because of the racket the government has turned higher education into. Your dad may have had more marketable skills despite his lack of educational affluence. It's possible to call attention to the problems of being distracted by cell phones and recognize structural economic issues at the same time. But it's also worth noting that the solutions to these structural economic issues often aren't what a lot of people think they are.

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  Jordan Manning (@JordanManning4) reported 31 minutes ago

  The US has the worst maternal mortality rate among high-income countries. Black women are 3x more likely to die from pregnancy and childbirth related causes. SNAP and WIC benefits are being slashed left and right. But sure, Candy Crush is the problem.

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  Bobby (@AlabamaBobbycue) reported 32 minutes ago

  Insanely funny for a few reasons. Primarily that no one <60 is playing Candy Crush, but also that the short term profit motive driven economy that his party has worked so hard to create has made it impossible for working people to afford a family. Great stuff, Ben