False. In some places this may be true, but it isn't true everywhere or for everyone. I have a high school diploma and some college and I struggled to even get an interview for months.
I have a job now, and I haven't been poor because I am lucky enough to have had money from family. But that isn't the case for everyone. Being poor is not a choice for many many people who are poor.

Well, you can't have angry customers trying to kill you because their lamp doesn't work.

https://youtu.be/6EkBp0bEIi8
The above is the video being referenced. It's a jump scare, so be warned.

Monty Python and the Holy Grail
https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0071853/

It should be noted that I actually enjoyed the building meme and I think it helped the site as a whole in a time when everyone was uncertain that this community could make it. Also, it's the shared experience of that meme that allows this one to be funny at all.

You're welcome

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/who-really-invented-the-smiley-face-2058483/
You can read a full article here for more information

He was hired to design the smiley face. He designed it in less than 10 minutes and was paid 45$ for it. He never owned the design because he designed it by comission. The company who obtained the smiley didn't bother to copyright it, and it gained widespread popularity. Another company modified it slightly, copyrighted the new design and made millions$

Nice Forrest Gump reference.
In reality it was designed by a grafic designer who was commissioned to do so. It was intended to make people smile.

Like, as long as the pet house is adequate to the pet's needs this is fine. I have known people who have barn cats (cats who live in the barn). The cats were perfectly healthy.
I don't think it's okay to keep a dog in a kennel constantly, but a dog who lives in a fenced in yard with a dog house, seems reasonable.
The woman who we bought our rabbit from has a building on her property that's basically just a large rabbit hutch. Its temperature regulated of course because this is Iowa.
The point is, not letting animals live in your house is not in and of itself cruel or wrong.

Gender is a social construct. Gender is the roles and expectations society has on someone, and is usually very closely linked to biological sex.
Even when we refer to them the same way, genders have varied wildly from region to region and throughout history. As has language. For both of these reasons what it means to be a man or a woman has changed greatly since those words have existed.
In a world of complexity and greater social progress I think its completely reasonable to see gender actually become less meaningful. Humans are inherently individualistic and grouping all humans into only two groups is going to make those groups difficult to quantify. For every rule there are exceptions.
I think in 50 years we won't see gender as meaning so much. I think in some ways it will become more like race. Some people will care a lot and there will still be discrimination, but many people will have a "it doesn't really matter" additude.

Yes. And they are referencing a British comedy movie that is poking fun at how arbitrary numbers of significance in religion are, by making the numbers not at all arbitrary and then treating them like they don't actually matter.