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That’s fine since the point of the post is all about self-governing, as long as you aware that you’re doing the socially accepted right thing, It doesn’t matter what others think.

Living in a society requires you to accept some social contracts, it is not really a choice at some point.

To have 100% free will, not living in a society is a condition.

While the moment mentioned doesn’t present any immediate problems, it opens up the “well since he put the cart wherever he wanted I can do the same” mindset, we humans learn by example, not all people will stop and acknowledge where and why they are leaving the cart there, they will just do by convenience, we are built this way.

Putting the cart in the correct place is a social agreement, that forgo the convenience of a few to give it to the most.

Imagime if literally all carts were everywhere on the parking lot (an extreme), it would be utter chaos and make massive inconveniences (like people having to remove it from a parking spot to park their car).

The silver lining is, not all conveniences work in all scales.

Dude the context of the current post IS shopping carts, you can use the argument for most minor inconveniences. It’s okay to be a dick and don’t do said thing, honestly and non sarcastically, but don’t be a hypocrite.

“There are no situations other than dire emergencies…” I’d count heavy asthma as a dire emergency. There you have It.

Going beyond the spell usecase might call for a d20 tho

a bum gun, lmao

Yes, and it gives you (or the bot), a score.

If you don’t meet the score, is highly likely that you are a bot.

You can have a superficial an yet interesting read on the topic on the Google re-captch dev docs.

Sometimes it’s hard to detach It, specially dealing with web dev.

The browser expects JS, since JS was made for the browser, so you make a front in JS. But now you need a back, and hey, you already have all models and repos in JS, might as well make the back with JS.

It’s a vicious cycle. Honestly, JS is fine for either if you are component enough (ie. not using stuff like “is-number”), don’t get the hate on It.