I like to think that jumping spiders could easily kill us with their bites, but they’re simply too sweet to even think about attacking us

This applies to my hypothetical giant spider puppies

Give

Me

Giant

Pet

Salticids

Crazy to think that any honest comment I make about this topic would get me put on several more lists

This is true

I lost that when a family member looked me in the face and told me that flu shots are called “flu shots” because they aren’t actually vaccines. We are in a psychic war, and we are losing

AI. Back in the olden days when I first played The Talos Principle, I was convinved that AI would be cool and offer us fascinating insights into the mysteries of consciousness. I never expected… this

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Hot take: he does have some good ideas. Like releasing the unredacted Epstein files, and not wasting more money on Israel

I don’t need to learn to swim, I have thalassophobia. My plan if I ever fall into deep water is to die from a heart attack before I drown

They don’t have respect. They just talk on those cell phones, and listen to their tape cassettes…

Oh it’s free

My least favorite thing about Linux is that I can’t pirate it

My favorite thing about Christianity is how all the different sects pretend that every other sect isn’t actually Christian

I can count the number of streamers I’m a fan of on three fingers, and the number of Vtubers I can even name on one

I’m going to push back a bit. Ending doesn’t necessitate death. A movie ends. You don’t need an end to have a beginning, either—the positive integers begin at 1. Your second sentence is begging the question. You assert that without death there couldn’t be endings, and change is a kind of ending, so without death there couldn’t be change. But plenty of things change without dying. I used to be a baby. My infancy ended without my infant death.

If we take OP’s question to include anything that could even metaphorically be compared to death, then there wouldn’t even be such a universe, because any instant in time could be described as the “death” of a prior instant in time

1. Boil them

2. Mash them

3. Stick them in a stew

Frell yeah

Yeah, my problem is that I’m too poor to shop elsewhere. So far my local Kroger is only a little more expensive, but at least I know that everyone is paying $8.49 for that six pack of graham crackers

I’ve already sent feedback to Walmart about my refusal to buy anything with a digital price tag. The thing is, I believe them when they say that prices are only updated between 1:00 and 2:00 a.m. The problem is that that policy could change literally any time.

Walmart has every inch of their store covered in cameras. They have facial recognition systems so they know who I am the moment I walk in the store. They know I buy graham crackers. They know I’ve put up with price increases in the past. What is preventing them from adding $0.10 to those graham crackers’ price tag the moment I walk down the crackers aisle? Literally nothing. They could, and that’s reason enough for me to boycott

Another non-VN guy, but 1000xResist became one of my favorite games despite being essentially a VN. Like the gameplay is literally just walking up to people and talking, and the dialogue options don’t impact the story at all, but damn if the narrative wasn’t enough to earn a 10/10 from me

The first game was a trip. Played it in a pitch black room with noise canceling headphones. It’s wild how quickly I got used to hearing Senua’s voices. World felt empty when I stopped playing. I still go back and listen to that one cutscene every couple months