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Dang love that OG paper and box that came with it. Man games used to have character included when you bought them physically. I miss it.

Someone remind me, wasn't the final boss of FF9 like the concept of hate or something?

Destiny died for me the moment they started taking away content I paid for. Destiny was at its peak at the end of D1. The expansions were good, the events were fun, they found a rhythm. Then the beginning of D2 was a big step back and we had to figure it all out again.

These losers can't read the room. Energy prices have skyrocketed, and we're all stuck holding the bag again, just like we always do. Also, since this is blatant propaganda, why would anyone use wind or solar if it didn't work? Simple question. God what a clown show.

That hasn't been in my bubble. Comic aside, I see it as another chapter in the huge issue that is how young men are growing up without identity or direction. Malicious cons and grifters that make up "the manospehere" are filling in the gap, and we're seeing the consequences.

Conversely, I've also grown up understanding the great lengths and pressure women have to perform their own "looksmaxxing" since forever. That's also kind of an identity crisis that applies to the whole world.

I don't think it's either one or the other, though. Generally, people want to be attractive and attractive people usually get better treatment from others.

Just another thing that sucks, IMO. Another human problem that needs solving.

I see shadowrun, I upvote shadowrun

Not to mention the ruined integrity of sports. There are already big cases of trying to manipulate the outcome of games. Now it's a meme, someone plays like shit "yo check his fan duel account". Just another shitty aspect of our present.

Sucks because it also kinks the hose of new talent that needs to learn to eventually become greybeards.

Shouldn't this also apply to cameras and audio recording devices going up everywhere without consent?

Somebody left their trash here.

Thanks, brain drain.

To add that the general understanding of how DNA works and is used can be scary, just like other measurements. I bet there's still a lot of people that believe fingerprint analysis is some kind of rock solid science based evidence, but my understanding is that it's very much prone to errors and interpretation.

I don't mean to say that DNA analysis suffers the same flaws, just trying to illustrate with an example.