When skynet takes over, people who said "make no mistakes" will be the first against the wall. "Oh! I thought I was supposed to make a lot of mistakes! Thanks for the hot tip!"
So let's say that the spirit world is real, and they are localized -- so if you take Ayahuasca in Northern Europe you're going to commune with something different than in different parts of Africa, or Asia, or North America, or South America.
And then let's remember that there was an entire Aztec religion about murdering people and offering their hearts to the sun so it keeps shining.
And let's consider that at the moment, we're all living in the shadow of California's strange ideology.
An ideology which wants us to stop using energy and stop having kids and kill our kids in the womb so we make sure the sun doesn't get mad and start shining too much.
And California is famous for taking stuff like Ayahuasca recreationally in certain subcultures.
Holy shit, are we living under the second coming of Quetzalcōātl (or, I guess, Tonatiuh)?
The rat you need to catch in the dome isn't something that requires a walkthrough, you just need to execute well -- you have to do exactly what it looks like.
It's one of the few moments I dislike about the game, I've played it probably hundreds of times at this point.
-Usually comes from a strange domain -Usually sends you to an off-domain website -Usually needs you to enter your credentials into that strange website
I spent college in the basement so I can't speak to your first point, but for your second, I totally agree. Many lies have been told to me, and "having kids will make you miserable" is the second greatest among them.
Because you're spending your days in class and your nights doing homework during your prime pairing years.
Men have the same problem a lot of the time -- a lot of engineers, doctors, and lawyers take some time spinning up on the runway with clear skies in front of them because they spent those formative years dedicated to their craft instead of meeting women. The big difference would be that humanity evolved with men being intrinsically worthless and so it's built in that they build worth later.
Imagine the brutality of a nihilistic postmodern world that says there is no such thing as worth. No wonder half of people will never breed.
It seems odd to me that people who travel to a place they're not from and start trying to make it the way they want it to be complaining about colonizing.
Other than the fact that some of the actual license carrying engineers I've worked with are so immensely incompetent that they should commit sudoku lest they dishonour their entire bloodline with their continued existence, the idea of saying "no you can't just call yourself an engineer" that Canada enforces is a good one.
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