Wouldn’t it be a weird quirk of the Universe/Sci-Fi, if the main thing holding back Time Travel wasn’t making time go backwards, but figuring out how to navigate the problem of absolute/relative position in the universe for various points in time?

Question to all those knowledgeable people out there. Can any of us do this? How hard is it?

For a quick and ez answer [as an Asian person - I got minimal skin in the game] The context is never the same.

Hopefully you understand the Black repurposing of the n-word, and it’s hateful history, but let’s explain what I mean about context.

When a black musician puts the n-word in a song, it’s a reflection of shared…

It isn’t true. Butchers and hunters know that a quick death is best seeing as adrenaline ruins the taste of meat.

But don’t take my word for it:

On the other hand, I or my kids are MUCH more likely to grope someone or make out with two guys, than, say, disembowel someone. In a practical-actions sense, [depending on your interpretation of child psychology], it makes more sense to censor overt sexuality than violence.

Isn’t there an out in that you can give up your citizenship? Like the trade-off is that the government will feel a bit obligated to support you abroad and allow access to its services domestically. You’re not paying for nothing.

Well, I think there’s a magic combination of the following factors that makes games of chance into gambling:
- Monetary cost and reward paired with risk
- Expectation for “Fun”, or incentivizing behavior
- Coercive/deceptive tactics
With this combination, we might be able to make a distinction between predatory…

Isn’t this significantly better than going into the phone store to do it or relying on advertising, which is what many, if not most, phone purchasers do?

I agree here. I think it’s also a bit easier to finnagle a secondary as a “Reminder” or “To-Do” chat/list/whathaveyou, so that it’s easier to mentally categorize which sort of messages go where - definitely using a secondary app makes things so much easier mentally categorize

I think it would be cute if the Star Wars stories were named by a theme, i.e. Ship Names or Call-Signs. So then the Han Solo movie would be titled after the Millennium Falcon, or a contrived in-movie call-sign for the Falcon.

I mean,
A) Vegas is a poor choice for proving your point, considering the massive amounts of blind spots, whether through neglect of private-public partnership or simply just because private organizations want it that way.

B) There are so many huge cities in Asia and, to a lesser degree, Europe, where this works to…

FWIW, Programming jobs in East Asia don’t pay as well as they do in America, at least at the entry level.

A source I just googled up: http://www.worldsalaries.org/computerprogrammer.shtml

The XB1 controllers are functionally similar but substantially more expensive than X360...?

Kinda makes sense to focus on the latter.

The team behind Bravely Default is making -

welp, there goes another $60 from the wallet...

Don’t most of these rules apply in some way, shape or form to most facebook groups where you don’t intend to be ‘that guy’?

At the time, I think many people blamed the severe drop in quality on the Writer’s Strike, which happened around that time. I don’t know how valid an explanation this actually is, but that’s how I rationalized it.

As I understand it, WWII is glossed over either intentionally [due to books not going in depth into the nature of the war], or unintentionally [there is a lot of Japanese history to teach and remember. Obviously the modern era comes at the end, and when there is not much time left in the school year, it gets rush…

I mean, I get that the war sucked for those involved, but, Japan had a super-cool policy at that time of invading their neighbors and extinguishing their cultures, and, at times enslaving others.

This paints a picture of the loss of civilian peace and life, but, at some point, I really have to kinda ask how complicit…

I feel that the time that you get a new job.

Nearly everything can be framed as political. Most of us eat meat, contribute to global warming, interact with people off other demographics and pay some amount of taxes. Most of us likely have opinions on these points. Very few of work jobs that are directly derived from…

I feel like I’m missing something.

Isn’t it normal at most workplaces to feel like discussing your political opinions at the office is and was never a particularly good idea? Doubly so if they seem contrary to those of your superiors?

I feel like I missed the bus somewhere or something.