Uh, the Nazis literally used US decisions to force sterilize low iq people as a defense at the Nuremberg trials.
WW2 was absolutely a case of the us being evil, and the Nazis being so much more evil that they had to be stopped, that doesn't mean there were not similarities, and we should definitely not write out that chapter of history the way we have
Could fusion is and always was completely nonsense, it was a design flaw of a measurement instrument that made people think it worked, even though everyone who worked in nuclear fusion immediately dismissed as impossible. There's a great book that covers the subject called atomic adventures, written by one of the guys very involved in disproving the idea
My mother, who is the stereotypical boomer that doesn't get technology, got upset with all the privacy invasion of Microsoft, and has been running Linux for over a decade
Jumping on your last point, I was in a local Game store and a woman who clearly knew nothing about games was birthday shopping for her son, she asked the owner what if he thought Superman 64 would be a good gift.
To the man's credit, in complete deadpan, he said "that game is absolutely terrible, it's the worst game on the system"
Definitely give it a shot. It's obviously different, but I loved it. My mom actually banned me from playing descent 3: vertigo, because she had vertigo and it made her sick
Uh, the Nazis literally used US decisions to force sterilize low iq people as a defense at the Nuremberg trials.
WW2 was absolutely a case of the us being evil, and the Nazis being so much more evil that they had to be stopped, that doesn't mean there were not similarities, and we should definitely not write out that chapter of history the way we have
You've clearly never heard of the dust bowl. This is exactly what happened
Could fusion is and always was completely nonsense, it was a design flaw of a measurement instrument that made people think it worked, even though everyone who worked in nuclear fusion immediately dismissed as impossible. There's a great book that covers the subject called atomic adventures, written by one of the guys very involved in disproving the idea
My mother, who is the stereotypical boomer that doesn't get technology, got upset with all the privacy invasion of Microsoft, and has been running Linux for over a decade
A knights table is one of the stupidest movies she's ever seen?
Wow, she's got a lot of stupid movie catching up to do
Why would you be ashamed of this?
It's everyone thinking that which keeps us from having decent candidates
Living in the US I confirm this assertion
It does, but it's essentially static weight distributed over the whole thing, rather than specific moving points if pressure
The time machine by hg Wells. The rich force the poor underground into manual labor until both evolve and the poor start eating the rich
Totk is the better game, but botw is amazing and I strongly recommend starting with it
Damn those are nice
I would eat that as cheese bread
Jumping on your last point, I was in a local Game store and a woman who clearly knew nothing about games was birthday shopping for her son, she asked the owner what if he thought Superman 64 would be a good gift.
To the man's credit, in complete deadpan, he said "that game is absolutely terrible, it's the worst game on the system"
Shit you're right. It's been too long
Definitely give it a shot. It's obviously different, but I loved it. My mom actually banned me from playing descent 3: vertigo, because she had vertigo and it made her sick
80% in the middle? What deranged metric did he use to come up with that figure?
Give me back my God damn full keyboard and headphone jack. (Phones)
Great games. Free space was almost mind blowing when I first played it as well
Sounds like a Donald Trump speech