Your fucking around about the licking part right?

I think its missing a comma, cause its common for shaggy phrases to end with “right scoob?”

I thought the same thing you did at first though.

Yeah but big tech is also the customer. So it doesnt make sense. How will they make money if the only way to do so is to trick other giant tech companies into buying and using your product?

Well one of us is triggered thats obvious.

What helps me is having the perspective that people change from moment to moment, and we don’t see enough moments in a row to pick out a pattern generally. Even if I see the same names, it helps to treat them with new eyes everytime. Also makes it easier to catch someone on a bad day but then have a nice conversation the next.

You know the part you quoted is specifically talking about negative comments coming from people who work in the gaming industry right? Not the people who buy the games but the people who make them.

The rest of your reply is irrelevant because you are attacking a strawman.

It depends, in some areas that part where you either accept by default or choose another option is part of court. In my area they clear out everyone who is taking the default judgment at the beginning and then go through the rest one at a time.

Oh you are in for a treat. I spent time in the local jail when I was much younger, and was surprised that some of my fellow inmates were in there for some absurd things. The two that stick out are:

1. Driving without a license - apparently if you do this more than once, good chance they will just take you jail and impound your car, and if you can’t afford bail you wait until court, which is weeks or months.

2. Unpaid child support - I actually have no idea the logic here. You have unpaid child support, so we will put you in jail, charge you 30$ per day to be paid upon release for “housing”, and guarantee you have no way to earn money.

The bail and housing fees are not actually specific to those crimes, it applies to all crimes but really compounds things in some situations.

Depends what your goal is.

If you are trying to change that persons actions specifically, it likely is a lose lose, because they will make more of the same content about the response.

The goal here isnt to actually stop the youtuber from doing anything. The goal is to offer a different firsthand perspective from inside the company, and I think this message does that.

Now anyone that hears about the initial YouTube video, will also hear about the response, and the average person is likely to believe the studios version over a youtuber.

I think saying nothing would distance the company from its fans to some degree, and putting out some PR spin would backfire immediately.

Gotcha thanks

Right thank you for the clarification.

I think people were upset the show changed so dramatically half way through but I really liked the whole thing. Some really good actors in it and the first season has a lot of mystery to it

That sounds like the seasons of Westworld after season 2.

That sounds like the seasons of Westworld after season 2.

Why do you think the world sucks for half the population? You must be making an awful lot of assumptions. I mean, I barely know if my neighbor is having a hard time let alone 4 billion people who I never see.

I wouldnt personally, I don’t drink, but ive taken them to restaurants and they just were bored no matter what. Sometimes the choice is leaving in the middle of dinner or give them something to keep their attention, especially when they are so young its hard to keep their attention with conversation.

Yeah I wouldnt do it myself but I wouldnt judge anyone for it either.

Well, maybe when my kids have kids, I’ll feel comfortable enough to judge them for it lol but otherwise, no.

Well good for you that you have no chores to do ever. How blessed you must be. What else should us dumb parents do better to manage our times so we can be as amazing as you?

Thats not a critique of parenting its a critique of screens. Which isnt exactly settled. For example my wife and I work in tech, all of our toys are technology of some kind. Its hypocritical of us to tell our kids they shouldnt be on these things. Responsible use has nothing to do with the technology itself, and varies widely from family to family and location to location.

The barbarians weren’t any different than the romans. Same thing as Americans calling groups terrorists so we can kill them.

The only thing collapsing is nations that value money more than anything. They don’t fit into the current world, and certainly not in the future.

If you are so tied to the notion that your worth is based on your wealth, I’m sure you would feel despair.