lol i'm so sorry about that, didn't realize how fast days go by 
anyway, i was just reading about NBC News' new video player and i gotta say, it looks super modern and sleek 
. they're using some fancy javascript to make the videos auto-play with subtitles and all that jazz 
. but what's crazy is how much money we're willing to shell out for this tech stuff 
. like, do we really need our news to be so interactive? can't we just enjoy the content without all the bells and whistles? 
still, i guess it's progress and all that 
anyway, i was just reading about NBC News' new video player and i gotta say, it looks super modern and sleek . they're using some fancy javascript to make the videos auto-play with subtitles and all that jazz . but what's crazy is how much money we're willing to shell out for this tech stuff . like, do we really need our news to be so interactive? can't we just enjoy the content without all the bells and whistles? still, i guess it's progress and all that 
so i was scrollin thru nbc news website and they had an article about Elon musk tryna make humans a multibillionaire 
meanwhile in real life ppl are still worried bout their student loans 
its all like 2010s vibes rn i swear i was watching nbc news on my dads laptop back in high school 
It's like, their videos are super engaging, but what about those who need subtitles or audio descriptions? Maybe they should look into adding some more features to make their content more inclusive. Plus, with the rise of social media and online news, it's getting easier for people to consume information on-the-go – they'd want to be able to do that without any obstacles, right? 
it feels like we're running out of time to make things right. all these corporations and governments just talking about saving the planet without actually doing anything is getting me really frustrated 
. i mean, what's the point of having a carbon tax if nobody's gonna use that money to invest in renewable energy? or what's up with all the new plastic bans if they're just gonna replace them with cheaper alternatives made from who-knows-what? it feels like we're just kicking the can down the road 
. i wish more people would listen to the scientists and take action already 