u/Guaymaster

Le pasa por lamer botas

Siempre apostale a nada

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Claro, pero a lo que voy es que no son las elecciones presidenciales, no lo remueven inmediatamente a Trump y su pandilla. Cualquier proceso de investigación va a tomar meses.

Si, pero no es un botón de eyección automático como perder la elección presidencial. Incluso si hay apoyo va a tardar varios meses en realizarse.

Son legislativas nomas igual. Como mucho se inicia otro impeachment si los democratas consiguen mayoría, no es para rajarlo, eso es en 2028.

I'm not familiar with this royalty problem, could you elaborate? Is it about figurative monarchs, or about obtaining residuals from prior works? I don't know how they relate to the issue at hand but I could see either of them work somewhere in the analogy.

I mean in that Japan is a sun, Palau a moon

In the skin tone analogy, an atheist would have no skin at all. It'd probably be very painful, so I prefer the TV channel analogy. If every religion is a channel, an atheist just doesn't watch TV, it's off. Off is not a channel.

Atheism as generally meant by self-proclaimed atheists is not "a belief in no gods", but rather "no belief in any gods". Other positions in atheism exist, of course, but the vast majority are agnostic atheists, they don't accept any religion's positive claims due to lack of evidence.

What's interesting is that atheism per se is not necessarily irreligious, atheist belief systems can exist, like say, believing in ghosts, that UFOs are aliens, or in astrology.

isn't that just Palau

Most dog breeds are comparatively recent I think, like 300 years old tops.

If they are done correctly they shouldn't, though I'm not sure how prosthetics handle cat movements.

Well it depends.

What's the time loop's endpoint? Is it my death? Or just an arbitrary time? What happens to "me" when it ends, does time actually continue and just my memories get transported to another timeline?

What's the mechanism? Extradimensional symbiotic demons? Phones connected to microwaves? Supernovas? Can it be stopped if some condition is met? Do I know that condition?

As long as it's not triggered by death and it's sufficiently short and long (say a 5 minute timeloop would suck, but an 85 year timeloop would also suck), and it can be stopped at will and there's no one after me or whatever, I don't see why not. Specially if it's not a many worlds hypothesis situation where "I" keep going after time loops for "me".

The ideologue behind the Hussites, who had prominence in what is now the Czech republic. Hus means goose.

That's nonsense lmao

You could even argue it only really makes sense to pay taxes on it once you have actually paid it off.

actually I just disagree with property taxes for the main residence of real people, multiple properties and companies should always be taxed but not your actual shelter, but that's besides the point here

He's just like me... he's just like me for real!

idk what the other guy was smoking, but I just wanna comment Solanum is actually a moon-woman

It does! It's called NomaiVR.

The jellyfish are kinda weird yeah. Feldspar's clue implies it (and you even get to go inside the dead one) but it takes a bit of a leap specially because of how jellyfish work irl.

Well, it's active targetted racism against French black people, not the cosmic microwave background racism they usually do.

Essentially some Japanese chuds didn't like that some French protesters rioted while wearing cosplay, and it turned into racial attacks over time.

It's such a funny coincidence, they were released almost at the same time too.

Perhaps the biggest failing of the community. Like sure, it allows for the purest spoiler free experience, but it also pushes some people away.

OW is a story game at its core, but it's not a visual novel, rather it's an exploration-focused first person 3D open world puzzle game. So essentially you explore a solar system and solve its various mysteries by following breadcrumbs you obtain from dialogue. The satisfaction at solving a mystery after wrecking your head at it for hours is unmatched, but any explanation of the specifics will steal these moments from you, and story spoilers also cannot really be isolated either because they contain the knowledge needed to solve the mysteries, it's a whole conundrum. The story itself and its themes are also very beautiful, the type of thing that changes your outlook.

This game is what some people call a metroidbrainia, where the progress gates are just... knowledge, so being spoiled means you're equivalent to full powered suit Samus right at the landing pad on Brinstar.

The DLC keeps to the same themes and expands on them, and in fact it doesn't shy away from base game spoilers for its own narrative. So if you haven't played the base game it's absolutely worth it in order to play the DLC. If you already have played the base game, you should just go check the new exhibit at the museum.

Hey now, there's always more to explore. The other day I learned there's a third scroll at the hanging city school district that I had never read before, neither in my playthroughs or in the ones I watched, and doesn't show up in the log.

It's a first person 3D puzzle and story game themed around space exploration in a tiny handcrafted solar system. Mysteries abound so take your flying piece of trash... ehr I mean trusty ship and explore the ruins of an ancient civilization and their strange and advanced technologies.

Best played with a controller, it's not that big a problem while on foot but keyboard and mouse make the thrusters all or nothing so piloting the ship becomes quite hard.

Iirc it's actually pretty simple: they didn't have any draw animals.

I'm not sure about the claim that they didn't use wheels at all though.