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pfisch
2y ago
Use every sale period available to you and not as weekly sales. Make custom 14 day sales. Add steam cards to the game asap. You should start doing this right after reading this comment really. Also you should lobby steam for a daily deal so
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2y ago
Did those societies feed and clothe billions of people?
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Oh, I didn't realize he freed twitter from the clutches of censorship...
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2y ago
How much time did he get on fox news? How many new followers on social media? This is the game they are playing. The attention game. Just like the kid who misbehaves so people pay attention to him. This is what social media has done to our
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2y ago
Last time I looked at these the lighting was in the textures, also the meshes were asymmetrical and insane. Not usable by a game dev studio.
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2y ago
Anyone who has raised a child knows they hallucinate constantly when they are young because they are just doing probabilistic output of things they have heard people say in similar situations and saying words they don't actually unders
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2y ago
I just don't see how it is any riskier than what we are doing right now, flooding the atmosphere with CO2 and watching the ocean acidify.
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2y ago
No one is offering incentives of the magnitude I'm talking about. If the incentives become big enough they will work. "Some countries offer child benefits, such as the UK, where the first child receives £21.80 per week and each ad
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2y ago
Seems like we could deflect 1% of sunlight with existing technology. I don't get why we aren't doing this. We are already terraforming the globe, so we might as well do it intentionally.
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2y ago
You could definitely convince people to have more children by offering significant tax/money incentives.(2k/month per child would certainly be a policy that had a very significant effect on fertility.)
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2y ago
Those things happened under Trump though. He did the stimulus money and shut down the economy.
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2y ago
How does the system know which tower to broadcast from though? Surely a pager message isn't transmitted from every tower everywhere.
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2y ago
Because ultimately it destabilizes nations/democracy when individuals are able to acquire too much power. That is the end game of extreme inequality.
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2y ago
I own a snoo. We use it every night and we don't have a subscription to anything.
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2y ago
You don't have to pay the subscription to make it rock. The subscription just tracks sleeping hours.
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2y ago
That's fine, but the snoo isn't a scam. It works really well, and is far superior to any other bassinet on the market. If you value your sleep the snoo is worth it, and frankly I suspect there is a significant consumer base that w
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2y ago
That is not true. Show me another self rocking bassinet like the snoo. Also the snoo does not require the app at all.
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2y ago
There is no fee to make it rock. This just isn't true.
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2y ago
huh? People are going to buy cars. They will be electric or they won't. Either way, people are going to buy cars.
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2y ago
Throwing out Chevron really significantly eroded the power of the executive branch.
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2y ago
Do it! Stop talking about doing this stuff and just do it.
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2y ago
I mean it seems like a good investment so why not?
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2y ago
That was almost 100 years ago. I'm talking about 20 years ago here.
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2y ago
We could shut it down, but we don't.
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This isn't a 1st amendment issue. Before social media things were generally better and we didn't have big groups like qanon or people storming the capital trying to end democracy. Back then we did have centralized authorities doin
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2y ago
I've seen proof on twitter before. People showing the downvotes on corrections of demagogue posts. Twitter is littered with high profile false information with no community notes. So the system isn't working.
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2y ago
Community notes seems to get stalemated as soon as any demagogue starts saying things that aren't true. The demagogues followers make it so the community note never appears.(Just look at all the false stuff elon musk has tweeted.) Our
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2y ago
>Maybe the answer here is to actually have a social safety net at the national level, instead of trying to shuffle people around in exactly the same way that hasn't accomplished anything useful since before the Dust Bowl. This is no
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2y ago
To a place with cheaper cost of living. There shouldn't be any homeless people in California. It doesn't make economic sense. They will never be able to get back on their feet again. Tons of homeless people gathering in any place
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Also decriminalization doesn't solve the fentanyl problem. That would require regulating drugs and selling them legally.
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