Not necessarily, there are plenty of people who argue in bad faith or refuse to accept logic in the first place. Failing to ‘win’ against someone like that doesn’t indicate that my position is wrong since they weren’t open to an actual debate in the first place.
If my opponent is debating in good faith and presents an argument that I cannot counter, then yes, I am generally willing to adjust my view.
For a particularly recent example, I think Maphra’s cover of Doomed by Bring Me The Horizon is fantastic.
Encouraging people to get the depopulation (emergency use authorization mrna) shots is also disqualifying to me
the unforgiveable thing to me is the lack of basic first-principles reasoning and also an inability to read scientific journals criticially.
Really telling on yourself here lol. If that was your takeaway from research around the vaccines then you lack the very competencies you find it unforgivable to lack.
Yes, it’s fuckin yummy
I think it has more to do with expanded computing resources allowing for devs to skip optimizing their code since it is no longer absolutely necessary to get something useable.
Then why bother commenting?
I don’t see how someone else changing their last name has any appreciable effect on my life. If it makes them happy, I guess I’d be happy for them?
Either going for food or playing board/video games together!
A calendar is not an inventory management system.
Idk, not sure I really want to live in a post-apocalyptic world. Life is already hard enough as is.
That’s exactly where I learned about it! They ran it as a worldbuilding tool for the Ethersea campaign.
Not exactly what you’re looking for, but this reminds me of The Quiet Year:
The Quiet Year is a map game. You define the struggles of a community living after the collapse of civilization, and attempt to build something good within their quiet year. Every decision and every action is set against a backdrop of dwindling time and rising concern.
The game is played using a deck of cards – each of the 52 cards corresponds to a week during the quiet year. Each card triggers certain events – bringing bad news, good omens, project delays and sudden changes in luck. At the end of the quiet year, the Frost Shepherds will come, ending the game.
The game occupies a niche somewhere between a ttrpg and a board game.
Basically how I feel about Poppy.
She’s done a few collabs that I really enjoy, like End of You with Courtney LaPlante of Spiritbox and Amy Lee of Evanescence or Suffocate with Knocked Loose.
I don’t think she’s bad or anything, but I just don’t really jibe with her work.
States of the Great Lakes. We’d be midwest nice™
Purchasing card. It’s a special credit card that companies give to employees to make purchases when they cannot issue a purchase order or it is otherwise more convenient to use a credit card for a transaction.