Wait, no one's mentioned the automatic garbage collecting?

Perhaps small office spaces in areas with many employees could be a solution. For example, you have the opportunity to go to a local workspace for your company on a weekday, but have no obligation to do so.

Exactly.

And this isn't helped by the fact that reading internet text generally leads to misinterpretations of the authors intent.

Note, from the article in the second example:

> "Then ASK FOR WHAT YOU WANT!"

Likely, the person who wrote that text was not angry, nor frustrated when writing that, but it very much seems that way to a reader.

What else is intended by the capitalization? To me it means shouting and I don't do that unless I'm mad.

Many people just use it for emphasis.

This is very cool! Maybe you could add Puerto Rico as well.

I'm personally not a fan of casting aside a tool as something never to be used (especially as a matter of principle).

I personally do not use debuggers, but I can see why they might be used, especially to step through someone else's convoluted code.