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  • I think he probably got chatgpt to write it, I asked for an anti-cargo bike article in his style:

    As a sports enthusiast and a proud member of society, I am appalled by
    the growing trend of cargo bikes. These oversized bicycles are a
    blight on our roads and a danger to everyone around them.

    First of all, let's be clear: cargo bikes are not practical. They are
    slow, cumbersome, and can barely hold more than a few grocery bags. If
    you need to transport something heavy or bulky, get a car or a van.
    It's that simple. Why risk your safety and the safety of others by
    attempting to haul heavy loads on a flimsy bicycle?

    Secondly, cargo bikes are an eyesore. Have you ever seen one of these
    things? They're like a cross between a bike and a wheelbarrow. They
    clog up our streets and sidewalks, making it difficult for pedestrians
    to get around. And don't even get me started on the ridiculous
    accessories that people attach to them, like cup holders and
    umbrellas. It's all just a desperate attempt to make them seem more
    practical than they really are.

    Finally, and perhaps most importantly, cargo bikes are a safety
    hazard. They are difficult to maneuver and can easily cause accidents.
    Imagine you're driving down the road, minding your own business, when
    suddenly a cargo bike swerves in front of you. You slam on the brakes,
    but it's too late. You crash into the bike and the rider goes flying.
    It's a disaster waiting to happen.

    In conclusion, cargo bikes are a pointless and dangerous trend that
    needs to stop. We need to encourage people to use more practical forms
    of transportation and leave the oversized bicycles to the circus
    performers. Let's keep our roads safe and our streets clear of these
    clunky, cumbersome contraptions.

  • Obviously I abhor the idea of AI and am terrified of the fascistic potential it holds and the blindness with which we’re rushing toward it, but that’s funny.

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