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@D1gitalTrap Literally just recency bias combined with a bias towards games with active support. A game still having updates coming out does not make it better, it makes you think it is by keeping you in a state of "Ooh! New thing!"

i'm sorry tf2 fans and gw2 fans.... but you guys aren't in the same conversation as the other 3 🥀

@PalmyrPar Literally everything but MDs and, if they were actually real, psychological doctors. Those are the only two professions where route memorization of facts is important. Everything else is just learning how to produce outcomes through physical actions.

There are a ridiculous amount of professions that obviously should’ve been kept to master/apprentice learning methods rather than transferred to the university structure.

@Rhine2RioGrande Do Catholics not have fellowship after every Sunday service? Do Catholics hear "go to church to find a spouse" and think it's someone walking up to you in the sanctuary, during the service, and asking you out?

@vaccumdream Ah, you see it's simple; visual novels aren't video games. They're illustrated ebooks, and watching someone else "play" them would be an illustrated audiobook.

I lowkey never really understood this argument cuz sure ur not a fortnite fan if u never played fortnite but like. Its perfectly reasonable to say ur a fan of a visual novel like ddlc after watching someone else play it fully

@OVTweetmarck I swear, I'm not a liberal, I just get extremely high liberal scores on every single fun little online philosophy test I ever take. They're all tricking me with wording or weird/vague contexts or something.

Hmm

@JadeAtrophis @OVTweetmarck How'd you end up that much of an existentialist?

@OVTweetmarck Very unsurprising results

@BigDickBarclay Does it actually affect people that much? Because being serious, pretty sure I'm not too stupid for subtext, I just don't think much about movies & such. But whenever I do, or get told about a piece of subtext, my first thought is "people allow THAT influence their decisions!?"

@tinytrtle It’s one of the most important weapons that our side has decided to ignore for long enough to where we’ve basically lost a war we didn’t even know we were fighting. But that’s why I am an annoying stick in the mud

Okay guys. Can I be a party pooper stick in the mud about the new RySlop? Or is it too soon?

@BigDickBarclay I'm too stupid for subtext and the world would be a better place if everyone else was too.

@tinytrtle No subtext there. None whatsoever.

@BigDickBarclay He wasn't doing it for the group, he was doing it for his friend. In his final message to Earth he doesn't linger on how "Rocky's entire planet will die" he lingers on how Rocky faces a possibly slow death from a source that's unidentifiable to him.

@tinytrtle Cool. All in service of an outside group and not his own people.

@BigDickBarclay Ok but the whole point there is the character development. He becomes braver throughout the movie (spacewalk to grab capsule, taking off helmet in tube, going outside of ship in planet's atmosphere), culminating in what he believes to be a certain death sacrifice for a friend.

The whole plot of the book/movie is that the protag is selfish and refuses to sacrifice himself for his people but HEY WAIT A MINUTE I made a new friend from an outside group and they are pretty smart and cool. Better sacrifice myself for them instead. JUST KIDDING the outsiders are SOOOOOOOOO smart and noble and cool they just live in paradise with no rock on rock violence and they will take care of me for being such a good boy.

@4minutes4peace @CaptainCons Says a guy actively scrolling and posting on Twitter. Wasting time is a time honored tradition, and comes in many forms.

@CaptainCons Maybe instead of people wasting their time & money watching grown men play games. Everyone there should being doing something better?

This sport looks cool but instead of grabbing flags they should tackle the guy with the ball Could be awesome

@PBValve Your mother's fine though, don't need to worry about avoiding her.

Thank you portal stories: mel

@lmchankins @milehighami You're looking at him relative to other NFL players. NFL players are 1% of 1% types; 0.01%. ask anyone from the 99% to match Brady's arm strength, and they couldn't do it, and the 1% would have to ignore all other facets of the game.

@milehighami Tom Brady didn't win any genetic lotteries, yet still the GOAT...

name 1 sport thats not a genetic lottery.

@ReviewsPossum Good reflexes and heat resistance (the inside of those cars get HOT).

NASCAR.

@milktst I mean when they meet Otacon does ask David to call him such despite not being a soldier or really involved in the operation. Maybe he just prefers Otacon.

Says his real name yet still calls Hal otacon…

@Parker_Luck394 Ah yes, because as we know teenagers speak like their parents, that's why no new slang is ever invented.

It's almost as if he was raised by an elderly couple...

@ryanburge Wait, there's nothing between "somewhat" and "very"? No "pretty"? No "fairly"? No "moderately"??? We're just jumping straight from people who'd skip church for a football game, to people who'd readily become martyrs without a single doubt if they had to.

“My family was super religious, but I rejected it young.” That story gets told a lot—but it’s rare. Just 2% say they had a very religious childhood and left early. In reality, religion is usually passed down. Your parents' faith tends to become your own.

@ChoochSkookum Basically starting in childhood (when habits are easily formed) people start either training their minds to overcome this feeling, or start eating to that 80% too many times a day. These habits then become extremely difficult to break in adulthood. I'm people, and I did both.

I dont understand how people get fat. If i eat more than 80% full i feel uncomfortable.

Every time someone in my family mentions going to McDonald's, even if I'm not involved, I have a visible disgust reaction. Genuinely have no idea how I'm related to people who choose to eat that crap.

@BigDickBarclay Non-movie reviewer chud here who liked it Normal millennial writing problems, but they don't ruin it. I think there were even 1 or 2 serious moments it let sit without a joke Definitely not a Gosling humiliation ritual,his character is (in millennial fashion) competent and heroic

Have any of the chud movie reviewers reported back about Project Hail Mary? I’m hearing normie people say it’s good but I do not trust them. I read the book and thought it was enjoyable Reddit self insert slop. I’m kind of worried that it’s just another humiliation ritual for Ryan Gosling because all of us like him.