ELI5: "Up to 100" means "<=100". So 0% still falls in that range. Could even be negative (counter-productive).
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At least you know it will never over-work. (What ever does?)
I guess if it over-performs you could always return it as defective.
Places where it would work well:
In packaging of toned milk:
"Max Fat content: 4%" can be "Up to 4% fat"
Similarly, in packaging of full cream milk:
"Min Fat content: 6%" can be "6% or more fat"
Upto x or more is just useless garbage.
As long as you have the ability to speak, the phrase 'Im up to 100% dead' will be true.
I don't remember what it was but I read something recently that said "up to 30+" and I had to reread it a few times
Yeah I've definitely heard "up to [amount] or more" used in advertising. Which is just completely meaningless.
That’s XCOM, baby!
I think this meme has the images backwards... He should be taking off the rose-tinted glasses, not putting them on.
(Yes I know they're sunglasses and not rose-tinted)
In John Carpenter's 1988 film They Live, Hoffman lenses are depicted as special sunglasses that allow the wearer to see hidden messages and the true nature of their environment. When the protagonist, Nada, puts on these glasses, he can perceive the concealed presence of aliens and view subliminal messages such as "OBEY" and "CONSUME," which are otherwise invisible to the naked eye. The lenses serve as a symbolic tool for revealing the film's critique of consumerism and social control.
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Xia already gave you the quoted explanation for why you're wrong, but everyone should watch the movie They Live, at least once. It's a riot of a movie.
Fun fact: the Southpark episode "cripple fight" with that long ass fight between Timmy and Jimmy, their fight scene is a near blow for blow reenactment of a fight scene in They Live, between Rowdy Roddy Piper and Keith David.
My baby has diapers that say “up to 100% leakproof”. It does not help my confidence in the product.