I think u/onetimeuser is suggesting making individual posts, grouping links in each post by topic. that might help get more traction. Could be wrong, though.
I guess I should do some kind of blog and post there, but it's a lot of effort.
said the person who scours the 'net for interesting gaming stories and then makes a huge info dump everyday. 😜 (sorry, had to bust your balls a bit there.)
okay, full disclosure; I've never played more than a few minutes of half-life, but I played the absolute shit out of golden eye on N64, and holy shit, I'm getting serious golden eye vibes right now...
Broken people.
All I can think about is this tidbit from a website that's been on the interwubs for decades...
Cults are full of the weak, weird and emotionally unstable. Not true. Many cult members are very intelligent, attractive and skilled. The reality is that all sorts of people are involved in cults. One of the few common denominators is that they were often recruited at a low point in their life — more about that later.
well, societies are built on a foundation of stability, so that's possible. Dunno if it's true though.
I hope I don't come off like a dick here, but that seems like more of a semantic argument than a useful one. either way, you're still deceiving yourself, whether or not your deception is successful.
ex-cons are the real victims
nothing new under the sun...
not a problem, I too have an overflowing email inbox, lmao.
ah, thank you. I was answering the question, but without that context, the judge's statement sounds...sketchy...
She has since set up a charity called Next Chapter Scotland, which aims to “help anyone who has been involved with the criminal justice system to navigate the stigma and discrimination that they can face throughout their lives”.
aaannnddd there it is... the reason for the article...
Not exactly what I mean, but when you absorb a lot of political content, the concept of lies and deception is definitely on your mind, and I guess my brain just started to get curious about it.
aside from the morality of it, the concept is definitely fascinating to scrutinize.
oh, I wasn't being critical. I'd never thought about it that way is all.
it's something to ponder is what I'm saying.
nah, lmao.
This goes back to the early to thousands for me.
...plus over the last 8 years, i've started paying attention to politics, so that might play a role.😁
Thank you for confirming my bias on this issue, lol.
Jokes aside, I appreciate you expanding on what I said and hopefully making it more approachable to people less autistic than me. 😁
no arguments on the morality.
it's good to understand the mechanics, though, even if you avoid falsehood yourself, others do not.
sidenote: it's also true that often the truth hurts worse than a lie.
interesting approach.
fascinating.
...but what does any of that have to do with the price of tea in china? lol
3.c. Alterations or removals done in order to change the intent of the dialogue (i.e., Fire Emblems IF’s removal of the 26 boxes of dialogue in exchange for 4 boxes of “…” to signalize a conversation between ninjas) shall never be done. If the original dialogue was not made to have a comedic tone, the translation should preserve the non-comedic tone and vice-versa.
...I have mixed feelings about this one, honestly. The Ghost Stories ADV Dub was comedy gold. If they have an option to watch it with the original dialogue, I'm okay with , for lack of a better word, an "outtake dub" being included.
well, that's something I actually agree with him on.
Fun bit of trivia: there are three major console developers on the market, and none of them started out in vidya. actually, now that I think about it, only one of them started out with a focus on electronics hardware...
That's a good argument. I'll have to chew on that one, thank you!