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2 weeks agoThis Hate-Fueled Dating Trend Isn't As Bad As It Sounds
People form relationships by bonding over shared dislikes and petty grievances, making mutual negativity a new metric of compatibility.
Current developments show that smartness cannot only be a technology-driven urban development. This may answer technical questions of a smart future, but the social and societal aspects of living together are generally not addressed. The social compatibility of technological development, which also includes housing that meets the needs and financial possibilities of users, falls by the wayside, although this claim is repeatedly formulated.