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Topic	Which three would you choose?
AllstarSniper32 04/06/18 6:12:27 PM #66:	LinkPizza posted... Meet your soulmate most likely means you'll be together with them. Also, he mentioned that as long as he would have a relationship, that's why he would choose it. The description literally just says, "meet your soulmate." Not, "get into a romantic relationship with your soulmate." You literally just meet them, nothing more. It's really on you to have some sort of interaction during this meeting. Koga specifically, doesn't have the best socializing skills. Which I'm not trying to put him down by saying that but that means if he met his soulmate he might not be able to initiate that interaction that could lead to a potential relationship. This would also probably be the case for most of the people picking that pill. You're leaving a lot up to chance by simply just "meeting your soulmate." wolfy42 posted... It also doesn't mention how specific the skill has to be. If you choose programming for instance, are you able to instantly code in any language? Do you just learn and master coding in one language, and have the learn any other one or at least the differences? If you master a type of music, do you learn to read music as well, or would that be a different skill, and just because you master an instrument doesn't mean you have any natural ability to actually play it. If you say, "I want to master programming" or "I want to master music," you're using a broad term that has lots of things under it. So for programming, it's the action or process of writing computer programs. So it should be, regardless of what language is being used you will know how to program with it. But what if you said "I want to master languages." ? Would that include spoken languages and programming languages?! --- If the people only understood the rank injustice of our money and banking systems, there would be a revolution before morning - Andrew Jackson <cite>AllstarSniper32 posted [p:899180597] in Which thre... [t:76489399]...</cite> <quote><cite>LinkPizza posted...</cite> <quote>Meet your soulmate most likely means you'll be together with them. Also, he mentioned that as long as he would have a relationship, that's why he would choose it.</quote> The description literally just says, "meet your soulmate." Not, "get into a romantic relationship with your soulmate." You literally just meet them, nothing more. It's really on you to have some sort of interaction during this meeting. Koga specifically, doesn't have the best socializing skills. Which I'm not trying to put him down by saying that but that means if he met his soulmate he might not be able to initiate that interaction that could lead to a potential relationship. This would also probably be the case for most of the people picking that pill. You're leaving a lot up to chance by simply just "meeting your soulmate." <cite>wolfy42 posted...</cite> <quote>It also doesn't mention how specific the skill has to be. If you choose programming for instance, are you able to instantly code in any language? Do you just learn and master coding in one language, and have the learn any other one or at least the differences? If you master a type of music, do you learn to read music as well, or would that be a different skill, and just because you master an instrument doesn't mean you have any natural ability to actually play it.</quote> If you say, "I want to master programming" or "I want to master music," you're using a broad term that has lots of things under it. So for programming, it's the action or process of writing computer programs. So it should be, regardless of what language is being used you will know how to program with it. But what if you said "I want to master languages." ? Would that include spoken languages and programming languages?! --- If the people only understood the rank injustice of our money and banking systems, there would be a revolution before morning - Andrew Jackson</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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