Been-a-while On-the-pot

His logo slaps

Oh for sure, but not free

Uh, internet costs money

Disco Elysium was so stress free for me, I didn’t really think the day counter did anything.

It didn’t bother me at all, because I felt like I did about everything I could every day.

I wanted to be a mechanical engineer growing up, I was always playing with Lego and building little mechanisms. Then I had a physics teacher who got into the subject of physics vs engineering. He told the class about his brother who was an engineer for some electric motor company, and how his team would spend 18 months fiddling with the parameters of a motor, and they’d throw a party if they increased efficiency by 0.5%. I couldn’t disagree with his assessment that that sounded boring and soul-draining.

It sounds like the perfect job for a certain kind of person, and I am not that kind of person.

Everybody poops, and if they don’t they’re an android

Still, it’s a niche amusement park. Not really the purview of the government.

Short of the grant part, isn’t that basically what the ADA does?

Dude…

I get what you’re saying, but it’s an amusement park. It’s a nice thing, but it’s not exactly the first thing I’d spend tax income on.

It is in the ways that matter here. “Own” here refers to being independent from your parents specifically, not property ownership.

Yes, during which various consequences for the previous 4 years transpired. The effects of his first term rippled on for years. Several ongoing court cases against him for actions during his first term ran long enough to be dismissed because he got elected the second time.

Also did you just not attempt to learn absolutely anything about the time you were away?

How does that have anything to do with what I said? What I said was

In any ethical framework, the trolley problem presents you with the conflicting guilts of action and inaction. The ethical frameworks don’t do anything but justify whichever guilt you choose.

When did I say there was a right answer?

Then you had 5 years to witness the fallout from 2019 to 2024.

What are you talking about? In any ethical framework, the trolley problem presents you with the conflicting guilts of action and inaction. The ethical frameworks don’t do anything but justify whichever guilt you choose.

I don’t watch TV either. Did you have Internet?

Uh, dude’s been a known liar for decades. He made himself known well before 2016, even more so for the next 4 years. We all said this was going to happen, no one else is surprised. You were warned.

Has it ever crossed anyone’s mind, that those of that didn’t vote, was usually because we didn’t approve of either candidate?

Christ, do they not teach the trolley problem anymore?

“Has it ever crossed anyone’s mind that I didn’t want the 5 guys on the main track or the 1 guy on the side track to die?”

Duh. That’s the point. You act and feel guilty about a small bad thing, or do nothing and feel guilty about a big bad thing. We got the big bad ending, feel guilty.