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b_tterc_p
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b_tterc_p
7y ago
Just put it on a plate
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I’m not aware of any Nintendo titles that didn’t already do this. This is good in theory but I don’t think it really matters. People are innumerate. I enjoy a few gacha games that are conducive to F2P players. My sense from reading random r
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I really like the idea that there’s a big organization of workers who handle our alien information store, and the only person who gets to use it is the president.
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> In most other countries police has an active role in settling disputes using empathy and compassion, instead of just arresting people and locking them away. This sounds false to me outside of some Western European areas but I don’t hav
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I’m not sure how you imagine communicating such things to a child. Do you have a flip chart with full frontal nudes in red and feet pictures in orange? It’s not like there’s anything more prohibitive than “absolutely not ok”. Both are beyon
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1) I would assume your entire social network is well documented. A lot of conversations include one person looking something up before or after the conversation. Most conversations don’t come up randomly. That can probably signal that you m
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Messenger app initiated a conversation between me and a random friend so we could talk about our 5 year friendship anniversary. Couldn’t fathom who thought that would work.
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Steins Gate is probably the closest answer to this (in which the time travel mechanism can only send back information) and is my favorite time travel mechanics system. Timelines diverge into their infinite possibilities but in self consiste
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Convex perhaps?
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I feel like most people would put pictures of children’s feet in the absolutely not ok bucket
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At what point does the rice just die from too much heat?
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Hmm At first that sounds like a weird theory to me, but on second thought it’s quite reasonable. China has some long term goals, for which a more divided and more poorly controlled US would benefit them. But Trump is a strong immediate thre
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I meant to imply the consumers of his stuff were most likely virtue signaling. Not he himself. Your phrasing implies that dismissing someone without engaging someone is a bad thing. On the contrary it’s recognizing that most people’s opinio
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Afford means different things for necessities and luxury goods, so, semantics
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Is rideshare an industry standard term or is it just clever?
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Say you (as the US) wanted to keep the same level of trade between the US and China- and the tariffs rose and the yuan fell in such a ratio that this remains true. The net outcome is good right? The US gets slightly more tax (larger % of a
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If I ask you to hold my drink, you’re not allowed to drink it. Banks have rights to do certain things with your deposits, but it’s not theirs. They can’t decide to pay salaries and deduct the amount from the deposits. Custody isn’t title.
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I think this guy is making content that is easy to praise but in reality not very interesting- and has (hidden?) sponsor ads to boot. I think it’s pretty gross to read something to learn of a strangers life and be told to buy WeWork service
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This is the kind of thing that one may get shamed for calling garbage, but it seems like he is just trying to make a clone of Humans of New York and make money by hiding ads in what’s supposed to be heartwarming human stories. Yes, this pos
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I’m not familiar with any savings accounts that dont permit you to take money out whenever. You might mean CDs, which will, as per the agreement, assess a fee against you if you take it out early. But you still have title to the cash whenev
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People with savings Those with a lot of money invested in the domestic market can do ok if the rise in imports offsets it.
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No, because you don’t have the right to use $1 at any time. In a bank, Person A gives the bank a dollar, the bank loans out (let’s say the full dollar for simplicity) and, some steps later, the dollar is out back into the bank (let’s say pe
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Brex sounds like it’s headed for bankruptcy based on the article. They’re unprofitable now, and have incredibly risky clients sitting in front of what feels like a looming recession.
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it seems illogical to spend a lifetime making decisions on incomplete information and then foregoing the last one. I mean I get that people make their own choices. I just am confused that more people aren’t interested in having a death of t
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You seem to be asserting that believing a conspiracy theory does not make you mentally ill. That’s true, but not what I’m saying. I’m saying conspiracy theorists are overwhelming just mentally ill to begin with. There was a great piece a wh
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Most conspiracy theorists are just mentally ill. Take flat earthers. Most of them suffer from extreme distrust and paranoia and tend to believe only foremost anyone who tells them they’re being lied to. Saying that mentally ill people who b
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I would rather suffer pain as a baby than permanent brain damage from anesthesia. It’s not a simple choice.
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> I'm a bit torn because I'm firm realist and I believe no matter how bad life is, it is the only thing that has a value for you because it's the only thing you have. I find this to not be self consistent. you would trade
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The comparison to solitary is an interesting one I hadn’t considered.
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I used to run games like this on forums. Groups of about 30 players doing actions over email 1-3 times a week, mostly in split up subgroups with forum wide responses that explained the complete state of the game whenever they found a means
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