@Bnicklaus7 "great player" and it's a dude with 10 more strikeouts than hits, an ops that starts with 7 who has been so frustrated he's hit himself in the face multiple times this year. The allegiance solely based on him being a specific shade of asshole is so funny.
@ranniegwen Doran also does the strangest shit on jayce and keeps picking it. Tanking towers for autos with e+q up, flashing on lee sin and dying instead of free kill with melee q+e on shyvana under his tower. He's in panic mode 100% of the time, it just worked out in the first game.
@ranniegwen taking your extremely giga fed olaf into 4 people to instantly die back to back to back to back to back is actually not good gameplay and it's actually ok for people to say that. Should doran get bullied? I guess not, but doran didn't play well.
@CptSpaceCat@GeneralGrantW Arguably most impactful thing she ever did was enable scalia to serve as an unelected legislative tyrant while she also polished his persona/perception, and scalia was way worse than every current justice except maybe alito.
@CptSpaceCat@GeneralGrantW she was a performative asshole, enraptured and enthralled by her own legacy. Her contribution to the court was almost entirely non-controlling and ineffectual concurrence or dissent. That is still better than almost every justice ever, but she was not "a force" of any kind.
@moorehn Surely in the example you provided they demanded the same things from you as their escourt though. My comment was also a fairly obvious jab about the healthcare industry and corporatization but your listed scenario is actually one of the only times insurance isnt a prerequisite.
@moorehn These stories always confuse me, not because they're implausible, but because my healthcare providers (including ER/Urgent Care) always ask for my insurance and employment info long before letting me into an exam room. They know whether or not I matter well before they meet me.
@doomlysheep@TheLincoln However, I have grown weary of entertaining the incorrect minutiae of your incorrect refutation of a point no one made. Go sit in your arm chair and ponder a different hypothetical you can't construct properly, immanuel, I am sure the people wait with bated breath.
@doomlysheep@TheLincoln Saying we create new cells therefore we replace our atoms is like saying I typed the pixels in this tweet. It's nonsensical given scale. A cell is thousands of times larger than an atom. We also don't multiplicatively replace cells, obviously, we would explode.
@doomlysheep@TheLincoln we do not "cycle" on an atomic level, we do regenerate some types of cells (at a cellular level, shocking I know) but that's not rebirth. I know reading is hard but OP's proposal was not "imagine i was born 10 years earlier" it was "we must shift society to have babies earlier."
@doomlysheep@TheLincoln I get that you're going for a pseudo-philosophical vibes bender, and don't get me wrong good luck with that, but I cannot emphasize strongly enough that (1) I do not think you do understand human reproduction, and (2) we do not "replace our atoms fairly regularly"
@insanemansays@SocialTwurker@SOPROSOCIAL Seems like a very narrow definition of ubiquitous. Americans on average also had 2.5 people per household in 2005 so thats more than 1 cell phone per home. Pretty sure there was a big wave of giving kids my age cell phones shortly after columbine.