All Latin languages have mass nouns and most others do, too. Who refers to water as a plural? Air? What they lack is pattern recognition. "Everywhere I see this word, it’s singular, but I don’t notice things no matter how often I see them so I’m putting an s on the end "

The issue here is more likely having no idea what RAM stands for and thus not knowing that it’s a mass noun in the first place.

David Brooks has been writing opinion pieces for them for ages, and he’s the biggest apologist for fascists I’m aware of. He pretends so hard that he’s a pragmatic centrist, but his real message is always just that we should all just behave while the rich rob us blind, which they are morally correct to do.

Remember how there’s also a giant second city underground that’s barely scraping by, and the people running the utopian city are trying to eradicate them? Yeah, not a very bright take on the movie.

Anything cheaper for the consumer means less profit, which means less money for bribes, which means conservative governments are against it