This is probably the case; the NDAs Trump uses are actually unenforceable because they are far too broad in scope.

I would suspect that she is suing for publicity in preparation for a book/show tour. We’ve seen the NDAs that Trump has people sign over the years and they are far too broad in scope to be enforceable. I’m sure whatever lawyer is advising her has made her aware of this, although I could see simply going to suit so…

Good points.

She really seems confused by whatever that thing in the sky that she keeps looking up at.

Sure; if there is something you think is off about it, you should probably point that out as it is likely simply miscommunication. I don’t see anything particularly startling about it, as far as it goes.

It is treated as a defacto career, not an actual one, which is where I think is a large source of problems originate from. Certainly, it is a degree but it doesn’t seem to be the primary path into high office; the predominant path appears to be law degrees and lawyers by profession. Certainly there are careers in the…

I’m tempted to, as a country, get away from this citizen-farmer-politician idea we’ve had around since 1776. I think we should start treating politics as a career, partially because it de facto is now and partially because the complexity of modern politics necessitates lengthy experience; the pay should scale up…

You can hear it in all of the rhetoric that those type of homophobes have concerning sexuality; most of them will warn you about the ‘dangerous temptations’ of the ‘homosexual lifestyle’, which is just bizarre. If you are heterosexual, you don’t really find anything tempting about gay sex and vice versa; external to…

This is... bizarre. You make mention of thinking that regular roads build up like this but that simply isn’t the case; resurfacing efforts will typically begin with milling off the surface layer and follow up with replacing it. Simply piling up asphalt over and over would result in an engineering nightmare; the fact…

Ideally, after you’ve gone through upgrading the hamlet decently, you can somewhat stop treating your characters as meat to throw in the grinder for the pursuit of cash and focus on building a team. Or, more accurately, building a couple of teams. You always have to keep in mind that the RNG can strike at any moment…

CaptMonkey is largely right about how to approach the game. I would also recommend reading guides to get a better understanding of the mechanics. I just plateaued for months where I was maintaining the town but I couldn’t really advance because I constantly had several things on fire.

There are a variety of mods to dial back the difficulty by varying degrees; it seems like a popular mod to make, for some reason. I would recommend ratcheting down the difficulty incrementally until you find a balance between challenging and not-frustrating.

Yes, it was.

I played it for a long time with many restarts and, after I had wrung all of the enjoyment out of the gameplay, I applied mods to drastically reduce the difficult so I could explore the endgame within my lifetime. Overall, I enjoyed the game but I don’t have any particular desire to return to it.

Sooo... is there going to be a fix to make the main game beatable?

I still remember the hours spent mining in the Inverted Library for Crissaegrim, the best weapon in the game.

Are there any good LPs of Binding of Isaac? I’m wrapping up unlocking everything on the iPad and I really enjoy the game, so I’m not looking for something focusing on gameplay so much as the content and is entertaining.

Is there going to be an article about any AV stuff?

It seems relevant to point out that Trump is not a successful businessman. Going with any reasonable estimate of his net worth, he failed to beat the market, meaning that he would have more wealth now had he simply invested his money and gotten average returns. The only thing that Trump is in this regard is a…

Not to mention Dr. Oz, countless other snake oil peddlers, and all sorts of harmful woo.