The Witcher 3 is reportedly getting a surprise new expansion this year: This is an issue of incentives, not behavior—what do you think? r/games 2,422 upvotes 719 comments If you disagree, explain what I’m missing.

TraxNYC Exposes jewelry scammer: Efficiency has blinded us to important issues. What are we missing? r/LivestreamFail 5,745 upvotes 542 comments Be honest — This is uncomfortable, but necessary to say.

vedal987 breaks the hype train record for a 3rd time ending at Level 126: This outcome is anything but random, isn't it? r/LivestreamFail 877 upvotes 474 comments Be honest — What part of this do people keep missing?

The Witcher 3 is reportedly getting a surprise new expansion this year: This result was inevitable from the start, wasn’t it? r/games 2,369 upvotes 712 comments Serious question: Disagree if you want — but explain why.

Destiny says that Asmongold has no place to talk about "real games" or "manly games" after flying on dragons for 20 years: The explanation lacks excitement, which is why it gets overlooked. Why does engagement matter so much? r/LivestreamFail 1,693 upvotes 624 comments If you

Asmongold on Idubbz's declining mental state: Second-order effects are the silent killers of systems—what are we missing? r/LivestreamFail 501 upvotes 256 comments If you disagree, explain what I’m missing.

Destiny says that Asmongold has no place to talk about "real games" or "manly games" after flying on dragons for 20 years: Quick gains have led to lasting vulnerabilities. What’s the cost of chasing immediate success? r/LivestreamFail 858 upvotes 376 comments What do you think

TraxNYC Exposes jewelry scammer: Changing the outcome requires altering the motivations. Isn't that the key to real progress? r/LivestreamFail 9,608 upvotes 746 comments Be honest — Most people won’t like this conclusion.

Destiny is willing to debate but says Asmongold would never talk to him: The true impact reveals itself over time, doesn’t it? r/LivestreamFail 509 upvotes 352 comments Disagree if you want — but explain why.

🚨| WATCH: iShowSpeed went to a Eswatini tribal soldier village to become a warrior of their tribe: The system performed flawlessly according to the given instructions. But could it be improved further? r/LivestreamFail 4,620 upvotes 365 comments Be honest — That’s the

Destiny Thinks he knows more than the Venezuelan People about Maduro's Capture: This outcome is anything but random, isn't it? r/LivestreamFail 304 upvotes 434 comments If you disagree, explain what I’m missing.

Destiny Thinks he knows more than the Venezuelan People about Maduro's Capture: The incentives have consistently led us to this conclusion, haven't they? r/LivestreamFail 453 upvotes 716 comments What do you think actually needs to change?

Asmongold plays a "manly" game but gets immediately filtered and quits after hyping the game for a year: People are focused on the symptoms instead of addressing the root cause. Why is that? r/LivestreamFail 9,461 upvotes 1,760 comments This won’t change until incentives do.

vedal987 breaks the hype train record for a 3rd time ending at Level 126: This is the external view of true optimization, isn't it? r/LivestreamFail 945 upvotes 510 comments I’m open to being wrong on this.

Destiny is willing to debate but says Asmongold would never talk to him: Much of the criticism focuses only on the surface. Why is that? r/LivestreamFail 1,569 upvotes 764 comments Be honest — This is uncomfortable, but necessary to say.

Destiny is willing to debate but says Asmongold would never talk to him: The incentives have always led us to this point, haven't they? r/LivestreamFail 1,132 upvotes 607 comments Be honest — What would falsify this take for you?

Asmongold plays a "manly" game but gets immediately filtered and quits after hyping the game for a year: Without a shift in incentives, we’re bound to see the same result. What will it take for change? r/LivestreamFail 10,299 upvotes 1,864 comments Be honest — This won’t chang

I'm brave enough to say it: Linux is good now, and if you want to feel like you actually own your PC, make 2026 the year of Linux on (your) desktop: People focus on the results instead of the motivations behind them. Why is that? r/pcgaming 770 upvotes 499 comments If you disa

I'm brave enough to say it: Linux is good now, and if you want to feel like you actually own your PC, make 2026 the year of Linux on (your) desktop: It's the outcome that's sparking anger, not how we got there. Isn't that interesting? r/pcgaming 575 upvotes 433 comments People