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@GuildmasterPhil @mirrutatep I love this! Doesn't have the pun that chatterfox has, but it's amazing

@mirrutatep Musixen?

The fox Mirrumon has evolved! Although I will need some help naming his very musical evolution... 🤔 #pixelart

@StarfighterInt1 That's amazing

We now have air vents. You can crawl through them.

@StarfighterInt1 The second one looks sterile

I think this is another instance where authored artwork is superior to simply applying the most advanced technology.

I know this feels random, but how would you feel about a sci-fi romance or a romantic sci-fi novel? Making a whole rpg while being a new mom is too much

So I came back to God after I got married. I'm trying to do right by both of them in all things, but I've been noticing that not a lot of women know the Bible. I want to be an Ephesians 5 woman

@StarfighterInt1 You'll get a good workout in 😆

Honestly paint in OpenBrush was such fun that I've half a mind to make a whole game using that as my art program. Crazy? Probably. But if I can pull it off, the vibes will be off the charts.

@al_vin I get that, that makes sense, but why would freeing another country help America gain natural resources?

The **countries with the most natural resources** are typically ranked by the estimated total monetary **value** of their proven reserves (including oil, natural gas, coal, metals, timber, rare earths, and other extractable resources). This is the most common metric for "most resources" in aggregate terms. The most consistent and widely cited ranking (based on Statista data from 2021, still referenced in 2024–2025 analyses with minor updates for production/reserves) puts **Russia** clearly at the top due to its massive land area and diverse reserves. ### Top 10 Countries by Estimated Natural Resource Value (Values in trillions of USD; primarily 2021 estimates, reaffirmed in recent sources through 2025) 1. **Russia** — ~$75 trillion Key resources: Coal, natural gas (world's largest reserves), oil, gold, timber, rare earth metals. 2. **United States** — ~$45 trillion Key resources: Coal (largest reserves), timber, natural gas, oil (shale), gold, copper. 3. **Saudi Arabia** — ~$34 trillion Key resources: Oil (historically dominant), natural gas. 4. **Canada** — ~$33 trillion Key resources: Oil (oil sands), uranium, timber, natural gas, phosphate. 5. **Iran** — ~$27 trillion Key resources: Oil, natural gas (very large reserves), coal. 6. **China** — ~$23 trillion Key resources: Coal (massive reserves), rare earth metals (dominant globally). 7. **Brazil** — ~$22 trillion Key resources: Iron ore, gold, oil, timber, hydropower potential. 8. **Australia** — ~$20 trillion Key resources: Iron ore, coal, gold, lithium, bauxite, uranium. 9. **Iraq** — ~$16 trillion (approximate in some lists) Key resources: Oil. 10. **Venezuela** — ~$14 trillion (approximate in some lists) Key resources: Oil (historically world's largest proven reserves). These figures come from estimates aggregating the economic value of reserves at prevailing market prices and extraction feasibility. Rankings can vary slightly depending on methodology (e.g., some emphasize only minerals/fossil fuels, others include timber/arable land). ### Important Notes - **Total value** favors very large countries (Russia, USA, China) with diverse resources across huge territories. - **Per capita** resource wealth looks very different — small-population resource giants like **Saudi Arabia** (~$984,000 per person), **Canada** (~$822,000), and **Australia** (~$727,000) rank much higher than populous nations like China or the US. - Some countries like the **Democratic Republic of Congo** (DRC) are extremely rich in specific high-value minerals (cobalt, copper, coltan, diamonds), but their total aggregated value often ranks lower due to under-exploration, political issues, or data gaps. - Resource "wealth" doesn't always translate to national prosperity — many face the "resource curse" (e.g., Venezuela, Iraq) due to governance, conflict, or over-reliance on exports. If you're interested in a specific type (e.g., oil only, rare earths, or per capita rankings), let me know for a more focused breakdown!

I'm lost on why we are still the world's big brother? We have so many issues at home that we should focus on first. Yes, it is sad that people are dying, but war, war never changes.

@al_vin How?

@HideyHoleGames Freeing Iran will make America more powerful.

@Den76697884 @DeAngelisCorey Well the DOE is no longer a thing...

Yes.

@GeminiSprk @sven_scharpen @DeAngelisCorey I was told to stop reading when all my work was done and just stare into the distance. I know boredom is good for kids, but that's when they figure out their own ways to so bring bored

@salmonbanevasio @DeAngelisCorey Church, sports, the park? Homeschool does not mean they never leave home

@DeAngelisCorey you don’t want your kid to have social skills? they can’t learn how to socialize with peers through parents

@StarfighterInt1 To be fair, I vibe coded all of my cribbage game and that thing runs

Welp. It's finally happened. My team and I really need a feature, and there's a Godot extension that offers it... For Godot 3.2. I may finally try vibe coding today.

@StarfighterInt1 What's that quote from?

...and above your tombs, the stars will belong to us.

@SelahSketches I love both of these! Such different styles. Both gorgeous

2023 -> 2026 💫

@Arden_2210 It amazes me that people can't seem to extrapolate "4 and 5 aren't included..." But there's a pattern here. Just because the pattern skipped a few doesn't mean they don't still apply

Only 0.1 % can solve this

I never used to rearrange my house, it was the same for months and months. One apartment never changed from the day I moved in. I now understand what people mean when they say, "That no longer serves me." Anyways I just redid my boys' clothes.

Anyone else buy a trig book to help them make a better bullet hell?

@Juggernautb0b @AnimeBibleVerse That's called catharsis

@AnimeBibleVerse How rude, I'll have you know that I don't want to relax, I want to be so scared that I feel relieved after I finish playing, and then I get joy from that relief. So, basically drugs.

No one sits down in their free time and says to themselves ''I could really relax tonight by scaring myself'', so I have come to the conclusion the horror game genre is a psy-op to launder money made by satanic occultists

See? It's finally starting to look like something. Think learning the workflow paid off?