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It's citrus, acids break down stuff, lemon juice cuts through grease like vinegar.

Krazy_Kirby posted...

they have no business getting involved in their business

The well-being of the tax payer is a government's primary business, so they have no business selling things to their people that harm them.

Monopoman posted...

Kinda blows my mind that this was never an issue in the past, reminds me of the time when they would put a bit of cocaine in Coca-Cola. There also was a time when heroin was sold as general cough medicine.

Difference is people actually want heroin and cocaine, nobody's smuggling food colouring.

Absolutely unhinged China-level intrusion. And addiction, in virtually every circumstance, comes about from a lack of a basic human need not being met. When there's an epidemic of addiction, whether that's games, internet or porn, they're all indicative of a fundamental societal failing, not personal failing.

It's not surprising current degenerate government would think such authoritarian and negligent strategy would be appropriate, very on brand.

It's a technicality, but bare in mind that the US has romeo and juliet laws that allows young people to do it. Japan is very rigid with laws, so if they raised it at the national level, it would likely wipe that whole concept in Japan i.e. kids getting done for pedophilia laws.

Ecco the Dolphin

EvilResident posted...

Who

A US Rally driver who went to doing youtube stunt videos because he's not WRC competitive and got crazy rich off it

That's very verbose for "Can you drive?"

Lokarin posted...

if you are completely politically neutral and have no celebrity interests or any internet footprint whatsoever and go on twitter, you are 167% more likely to see Conservative party content if your location is detected as Canada.

...which makes sense if in aggregate the average Canadian is 167% more likely to engage with a right wing post than a left wing one. I'm assuming Canada is fairly left and that right wing people are less likely to use Twitter to begin with, so rage posting and retweeting to amplify the mobbing will boost its visibility.

Ultimately Twitter is an advertising platform, so the algorithm isn't tuned to what people will enjoy the most, it's the one that gets most traffic, and when large groups mob a post, that post has much more advertising value than one people like a lot but don't reply or retweet much.

What exactly is "right-wing promotion"? Because Twitter became the new place for Tumblrites after the porn ban, but I guess their shitposting isn't really promotional, even when it's prominent.

Okay so looking at it, it's just saying right wing politicians are shown to people more. This makes sense when the left want to engage with right wing politician's tweets directly, but the right will more just talk about it in right wing spaces in a circlejerk.

Every single ER encounter is made easy if you follow the Souls mantra of "don't get greedy". You can make every encounter trivial by being hyper cautious, but nobody would argue that makes ER easy. The principle applies to any cheese. You can't call the Manus or Maneater fight easy because you cheesed them with a bow past the fog gate either. If you do stupid shit to make things easy but boring, you're just cheating yourself

Mensis posted...

It's not truly an open world when enemies that two shot you act as a barrier if you don't go where the game wants you to go when it wants you to go there.

The only examples of that I can think of are optional areas. Have you considered it is just that you aren't very good?

Sahuagin posted...

Sekiro is too short and ER is too long. ER should give some of its content to Sekiro and then both games would be perfect.

There's like 9 mandatory bosses. ER isn't long at all.

To treat someone equally is not what an alliance is, an ally treats their ally above others.

Thispersondoesnotexist.com

Not really, it's doing as intended, generating wealth. Now if you ask if the US Political system is rigged...

Why would I care

THEGODDAMNBATMA posted...

Like, if there was more than one universe, hell infinite universes, why exactly do people think there are other versions of us on them? Infinite versions? That seems a bit farfetched, even if there were infinite universes I feel like they would all be wholly original.

There's every variant of every event ever across the infinite universes. It's part of the bullshit hardcore math nerds use to explain quantum mechanics.