That’s so weird, because Trump essentially cut funding to NASA and now the Artemis Program is completely in jeopardy. But even have to be cancelled altogether.

Buzz Aldrin voted for that.

Or… Once he’s gone and things settle down for a bit, he’ll only be remembered through a couple of weird memes.

I don’t trust the intelligence or rationality of people anymore to believe they’ll learn from this.

Yay, yet another once in a lifetime financial crisis.

Nobody at the company probably ever used one of those pens. They broke or got stuck way more easily than just a regular pen. Which… Is honestly a pretty apt comparison for AI.

It’s fine to do your own thing if it effects nobody else.

I already have Total War Warhammer III. Etrian Odyssey is not the kind of RPG I like. The Dino farming game seems very… Juvenile.

You know, out of all of these I might only have a use or be interested in, the crab Dark Souls game. Very weak month.

And yet, no one party has all the power. A party is always forced to make a coalition to form a government, and we’ve seen how the right wing is woefully incompetent at doing that.

There is no open world that is too big. They can only be too small.

However, the quality of an open world is not predicated on the size of the open world, but rather what is actually in it.

And this doesn’t mean that open worlds must be drowning in content, as the quality of the content itself also matters, and certain worlds that are large and empty can still be interesting due to its traversal being good, or the sandbox nature of a large empty world.

Some of the worst examples of open worlds are the kind that are just filled with isolated little fetch quests; busywork that’s all marked on the map with no element of organic exploration. Or the kinds of open worlds where nothing actually happens “organically” without the player starting it.

The best kinds of open worlds are the ones that emphasise exploration and/or have background systems governing the world in some way (i.e. factions that interact with each other without the explicit involvement of the player).

Ah! The Somebody Else’s Problem field! Someone actually knows it!

Sometimes I feel like I’m the only one in the world who read the books.

Just blaming god again for all the unexplainable stuff. Only instead if god it’s a simulation.

Oh I love it when artists do this. Similar vibe to that one Gumball episode where they ran out of budget.

This.

Excuse me, but birth control is not just a pill, it’s the entire process that includes putting on a condom. And it’s expected of guys to use condoms.

Besides that, there are pills and procedures a guy can do as birth control.

Any LEGO game can be good if it’s your first LEGO game. None of them are badly made, with the exception of a few, but they’re all made the same way.

If you’ve played one…

I wouldn’t put the LEGO games on that list. Traveller’s Tales just basically copy-pasted most games, to the point 3 were releasing within the same year.

It made them horribly bland.

*Most licensed games suck. There are some good ones.

I mean, Hideo Kojima tells stories that are a little convoluted and has layers of metaphor in them… Kinda like The Matrix, so he’d have been a perfect fit.

The ozone hole was caused by a different man-made chemical. After 10 years of use, which caused 3 generations of problems, the ozone holes are slowly, very slowly, closing.

Has nothing to do with greenhouse gasses, however. And Earth’s global temperature is still rising.

It literally cannot be ignored anymore.

“You don’t miss the water until the well runs dry” has never been a more true expression. People expect that if something is going wrong here’d be immediate and apparent consequence. It seems like a vast majority of people completely lack the skill of extended foresight, where one can look at a current situation and see how it can accumulate into a worse situation later.

A great example of this was my mom during COVID-19:

“All this pandemic talk is just nonsense. I’m not seeing people dying on the streets, now, am I?”

If the effects of climate change aren’t immediately apparent with some big global disaster happening overnight, then it’s not a big issue or simply not real.

If eating something that causes long term health risks doesn’t immediately make you sick overnight then it’s not a big issue or simply not real.

Apples and oranges are often used as two things that cannot be compared, but there is so much that can be compared between the two. They’re both sweet tasting fruits toy can make juice from. They both have tang, at different levels and depending on which strain or what ripeness. The trees they grow on both have leaves, roots, bark…