only if a magnet sticks
That’s simply untrue.
Many stainless pans have an aluminium core. Aluminium isn’t magnetic, but is very inductive.
Some stainless pans are made of 316 stainless steel. It, too, is inductive, but not magnetic.
I have non-magnetic stainless pans that cook beautifully on induction.
Ikea 365+ stainless is good value, induction-compatible, and IME lasts for decades despite abuse from careless housemates.
A good stainless steel weld is VERY unlikely to ever break or need repair. My welded stainless pans are decades old.
OP, ignore this person.
Many stainless pots and pans work just fine with induction hobs - including lots of older stainless cookware from the years before induction hobs were popular.
You are not making sense.
The U.S. already witnessed the damage and chaos of a Trumpster Fire presidency.
After 4 years of progress under Biden, it voted for more damage and chaos.
Americans are humans, and humans are all too often short-termist, irrational, and destructive.
If that is what they meant, then that is what they should have said.
But it isn’t what they said, and therefore presumably isn’t what they meant.
Having studied formal logic, I’m well aware of what a tautology is. It is a statement logically equivalent to A = A.
Relevance here: a bad outcome is a bad outcome (regardless whether it happens now or later).
Some old people are the ones who pioneered climate research, renewable energy, de-growth, and environmental activism!
Without them, no-one would understand what exactly has gone wrong or what can be done about it.
Learn to distinguish people based on their individual actions (for which they are responsible), not their involuntary characteristics.
sometimes change needs to happen for better or worse
No, change for worse is never a good thing.
Arguing otherwise is arguing against a tautology.
Gosh, you’ve posted this misinformation twice under the same OP. It’s just not true.