So basically... it's totally useless. Companies do not care about saving money in any way that makes sense.
So now I mostly just build design systems and work with devs.

I make the product actually usable. But on paper. The first time. So that companies do not do it the old way. Which was, release something mediocre, spend the next 5 years slowly figuring out and fixing basic problems that could have been solved faster, earlier. And then, I maintain the usability.

*Whispers*
I love you in every language Billy. Don't worry.

He's my fking cinnamon apple.

Even today, the flu kills 40,000 people in the USA every year. Disease is not a joke. Just because disease has left the recent memory of the upper classes doesn't mean it's not still lurking and waiting for us to slip up. Germs are living things, they want to survive and evolve. Like we do.

Death was just much more close to home until the 1950s basically. That's why in the USA we loved science so much at that time. It was literally saving millions of lives by being able to do safer surgeries and make vaccines.

I got this vintage book from the book fair and it was a fiction about a man's life. his dad went out in the rain one summer and got sick and had a cold from then on for YEARS and then died because train travel stressed his body too much. And the main character was like "average Tuesday I guess".

There we go. 1,001.

Lol thank you :3 ♡

The hardest part is I am very tired and I have 3 dollars.