Should mined his own business

If those are anti-tank mines then he should be just fine
- Indeed, those are anti-tank mines, absolutely harmless to humans.
  
  Weeell unless they're in a vehicle...
  
  Well, unless you're a big guy

Even better you mention you started it to someone "Oh isn't bad how Cheese Goblin dies"
- Probably the WORST spoiler I ever got was from the official Game of Thrones fb page! I was an episode or two behind and suddenly my fb feed had a post about [major character] dying in the season finale!
  On a positive note, that incident inspired me to read the books in order to minimize future spoilers, so lemonade was made 🤷
  
  When I was on reddit r/grimdank spoiled the madolorian for me. Why is a 40k subreddit spoiling a Star Wars series! The episode just came out like for a day.
  
  Same thing for me from a promoted link on Facebook from some magazine reviewing the show. Big episode happens, I don't watch it that night because I'm busy but I'm planning to watch it the next night. Promoted headline: "Ten Ways [Character who was killed in that episode] Could Come Back From The Dead Next Season." Aw, fuck me!
  
  Sometimes I wish I had read a spoiler so bad that I lost all interest in continuing the show. The eventual disappointment I would have been saved from...
- “My favorite character is X”
  everyone grimaces and the conversation goes cold
- Happened to me with a major TV show. SIL said “Oh, I didn’t know so-and-so is still alive.”

Can we agree that mines should deteriorate after a few years?
- How to do that reliably though. One bad mine that doesn't deteriorate might even be more dangerous since people don't expect it.
  
  It's usually more difficult to make it not deteriorate tho?
  The chance that it just doesn't go off seems way higher to me, which would be negligible, since they aren't used for precise strikes.
- Some do
  https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Area_denial_artillery_munition
- Some do?
  https://www.itv.com/news/2024-11-20/why-is-the-use-of-anti-personnel-mines-in-ukraine-so-controversial
  Some mines are designed to have a time limit on them and become inactive after a set period of time.
  However, other mines can remain active and dangerous for many years after the conflict has ended.
  According my linked article:
  US officials says the mines they send Ukraine will be "non-persistent", meaning they have an internal mechanism to shorten the lifespan of the trigger.
  The mines are designed to become inert after a set period of time ranging from as little as four hours to two weeks, officials said.
  They say the mines use an electrical fuse that requires a battery, and the mine becomes inert when the battery runs out.
  The US intends for Kyiv to use the anti-personnel mines in the eastern part of the country, US officials said, where Russian troops have made slow and steady progress against Ukrainian defensive lines.
  Ukraine has also made assurances they will try to limit the risk to civilians.

They had a character in the anime Solo leveling like this recently and they was one day from retirement too lmao.

The white lotus.