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That sounds like Ingress, the precursor to Pokemon Go
That sounds like Ingress, the precursor to Pokemon Go
It referenced existing art, so maybe that is a connection, but seems like a stretch
Why? One is a physical art installation and the other is an internet based puzzle. Doesn’t seem to be any kind of connection other than being mysterious. Not saying it is impossible, but seems unlikely
I’m not saying it is not true, but if it is can we get a better source than watcher.guru? Something about a crypto focused news source screams not credible
JFC I almost spit my beer
Considering Buldak is known for the first one I would be very surprised at the second
But they do? Both the people you are responding to in this thread literally said it is not OK for Hamas to kill civilians. You also didn’t answer the second part:
How many dead Israeli people is enough to justify genocide?
Why do you assume that pro-Palestinian people = pro-Hamas? How many dead Israeli people is enough to justify genocide? Nobody is saying that Hamas are the good guys, but they do often say they understand the material realities that created them (Israeli state actions). Everyone I know that is saying don’t commit genocide also say it is not OK for Hamas to kill civilians, often in the same breath.
Edit: Some data for context
Cheese made from raw milk is required to be aged at least 60 days in the US. Way different than drinking it directly.
That funny because a lot of bullets are copper jacketed
I am legit confused. In order to have a book written about a rise to power, one has to have risen to power. So to suggest that the only way to have a book written about a rise to power of american fascists is if “we win”, is to suggest “we” are the fascists. Like, it seemed like a wild comment, but maybe they meant only if non-fascists win because otherwise they would not allow the book to be written
Who’s we? The fascists?
Of all the things to take from the article, this has to have missed the point the most.
Seattle Times is not some bastion of good journalism. They have been known to have a right center bias for a long time. Also, why would anyone outside Seattle pay for the Seattle times? You are hard arguing for a site with a lot of reasons to not pay for it.
Want is not the correct word. I know I am not able to afford every single news source that asks for a sub fee. Or honestly even a few of them.
I am not sure Medium ever had editors. I think they got a good reputation because a lot of professional writers wrote blogs and articles on there, but AFAIK it has always been a blog site.
Oh, it is delicious for sure. It doesn’t taste like coffee, but if you like coffee you’ll probably like rooibos. I also like spiced rooibos occasionally.
For sure, but in this capitalist hellscape, in order to stay up and running, they need clicks, and click-bait works. The article is less doom and more harsh reality with alternatives
Oh for sure, they are all delicious. Just making sure that someone isn’t confused if they are looking for caffeine.
Could be some ARG for sure.