Sure, it’s one study.

I could go on, this is hardly an area lacking in research.

They don’t make a move in each game at the same time though, the moves are still made separately and sequentially. Almost like they are alternating between tasks…

You’re an inspiration to all out there who think intelligence is a barrier to making 9k a week.

I love the smell taste of boot in the morning.

“Why do they call him the bullet dodger?”

“… because he dodges bullets, Avi.”

The missile knows where it is by knowing where it is not.

Is it an incel party?

Neither, its a copypasta born from a usaf pdf. I think it might actually be the og version, vintage af.

How I imagine your brain works based on your previous comment.

If the government decides to restrict exports of something this trumps any and all existing contracts regarding the now restricted thing.

Natural enemies must fight

Why?

Who get their news from chatgpt lol

These things that you cherish, would you still cherish them if you knew you could have them forever and never lose them? Or would they just become permanent things you get used to being there?

Happiness is only possible thanks to the sadness that contrasts it - without the suffering, is there really pleasure?

The way I look at it, life and death cannot be seperate things because one implies the other. Death has as much meaning and beauty as say, the fact that it rains - its something that happens, no more and no less.

Buddha teaches that the self, the ego, is merely an illusion - a very fun one, it’s true, but an illusion regardless. It’s the ego that attaches judgement to things, and this attachment is what leads to suffering. Someone who greatly cherishes life is therefore likely to fear death, and suffer because of it. The man who seeks only happiness is forever disappointed.

Why, you going to fight them one by one, Jay and Silent Bob style?

Can a common mundane thing not still possess some beauty? And even in having beauty or not, must we judge it to be good or bad?

I’m not trying to do anything except talk shit on the internet. But yes, absolutely! It can be a coping mechanism, and there are definitely people who try to live to the fullest in the hopes that if they do it enough they’ll be able to forget their own impermanence.

Also to respond to your example - yeah, I reckon seeing civilization repeating the same dumb patterns every hundred years would get boring fast. “Oh, facism is on the rise again, better grab the popcorn”.

Funny, what you wrote sounds to me like a coping mechanism in itself haha.

Which is cool, like 90% of what we humans do is in some way a coping mechanism for our own mortality. We are all still going to die though, accept it or rage against it, it makes no difference in the end.