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All these people look at their "smart phones," and think we're living in the future. That we've made so much progress as humans. Nah. That's bullcrap. Humans are still apes -- apes that can press buttons. Not much has improved. In fact, it's the opposite.

All these people look at their "smart phones," and think we're living in the future. That we've made so much progress as humans. Nah. That's bullcrap. Humans are still apes -- apes that can press buttons. Not much has improved. In fact, it's the opposite.

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You do know that LED light bulbs exist, right? You don't HAVE to install a LED fixture with a non-replaceable lighting element.

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And some of them are actually pretty good. I buy them at the dollar store and they work just fine. In fact, they look a lot similar to the old incandescent bulbs, but they don't break as easily and last quite a bit longer. I know because the landlord -a nigger - doesn't maintain the building and I'm the one replacing the bulbs. But the other niggers in the building keep climbing up on things to take them whenever they feel that they deserve them instead of buying their own.

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Contractor here, I love LED bulbs..cool to the touch, last long, nice smooth light, invented by a White man..

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Cost $1 each and don't shatter, work just as well in cold weather which is something incandescent lacked because, you know, physics. Remember when they were pushing CFLB even though they are filled with heavy metals which are toxic and shouldn't be put into the garbage stream because of groundwater pollution? LEDs were available at the same time. And the light was a sickly dull white which strained the eyes, which can effect other aspects of the body because of eye strain causing mental distress which can lead to lethargy, headaches, and other maladies, and lack of UV light which the human skin needs to absorb in order to metabolize certain essential nutrients, such as vitamin D.