Moses did! See cause his face was glowing. Which he couldn’t show you.

All so that we can figure out that God is a magic talking lion

the second guy is just bein an aßhole

The Guardian referred to these acts as “hacks.” I think I know where the real hacks are – at The Guardian.

“Here’s my dating resume. Would you like references? I’m currently building your file…”

Dude, therapy means PEOPLE. Have you tried people?

The reason is that you can take the same people and slide the panels to the left iteratively.

I remember my DM in an early game pushing and pushing me to do something stupid because I wasn’t apparently good at roleplaying because … i didn’t do what my character wouldn’t fucking do. I cringed at him the whole time he walked me through it and then was so proud for getting me out of my routine.

I know how to act motherfucker it’s called dedication to a character, not do random shit to prove you’re “creative”

I’m sure the argument is wages. Lower prices means lower wages or less jobs.

Except… 1. not really, not in the long term and 2. it happens anyway

The first one, because people will die at a slower rate.

The second one, because the density will cause the trolley to slow down sooner, versus the first one where it will be able to pick up speed again between each person. Also, more time to save people down the rail with my handy rope cutting knife.

Ngl seems like a boring community

Discovering just how many vegetables are all brassica was a lot similar to when I found out that all real tea (black/green/white/oolong) is the exact same plant.

“I hate broccoli. And yet, in a certain sense, I am broccoli!” – The Tick

Went and named two of my least favorite seafoods

I predicted a year or two ago that at some point calculators will be referred to as AI.

We’re getting ever closer…

darwinian selection has nothing to do with aging. that’s religious right / 1920s robber baron bullshit.

What’s next, litter boxes in nursing homes? /s

No, it really has been statistically associated with such things as what kind of media you were exposed to. https://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/02/health/02real.html

But I’m guessing you’re around English speaking people most of the time

I’m guessing it happens most among millennials and gen z. Seems like dream norms are based on your youth.

Remember (gen x folks) when they used to say that everyone dreamed in black and white, but you’re like, nuh uh? It’s because boomers dreamed in black and white because they grew up on black and white TV.