@Mr_NutterButter
Yeah, noone's going to argue about that. Minecraft is the peak gaming icon, that is literally what your mom wishes gaming was all about.
It just came quite late into the gaming history. That's why people will still think to the older cultural events like WoW or Tetris. But yeah, minecraft is the obvious choice.
So, for my juniors, when I tell you "typing is not the bottleneck", I know what I'm fucking talking about.
It took me a couple of weeks to re-create 4 months worth of work. If I had to bet, I'd bet my second edition was *better* than the edition I lost.
So we come down to the day, and I am ready.
I'm not saying it's nothing to worry about.
It's *definitely* something to worry about.
I'm saying that it's not like that somehow defeats us. It's not like "it's all over" if that happens.
Shit's likely to get pretty bad before it gets better, but that's not the same thing as losing.
I’ve just finished The Serpent and the Rainbow by Wade Davis, & there’s an excerpt I can’t stop thinking about.
It’s about how ways of knowing are never neutral, never free. How every system sharpens certain understanding at the expense of others. And how, in pursuing clarity, we sometimes lose things and forget they were ever there.
A short piece from me, and the excerpt itself. Take your time with it. Let it work on you.
https://kristiedegaris.substack.com/p/i-can-no-longer-see-venus
I really hate how American Christianity has basically just turned into white nationalism. That's not what Christianity is supposed to be about.
It's supposed to be about going to church so you can gossip about your neighbors, and being weird about sex.
I finally saw the episode of South Park everyone was going on about.
It's probably one of their best ones in a long, long time.
Still ... poor Satan ... always getting into these toxic relationships.
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