@beatoscatbox86@ademxlaa@hyroglitch@notaniceguy94 Summons are just a type of space-time jutsu. With living and probably sapient things, they need "consent"/a blood contract (iirc they can be forced summoned, but its risky). Non-living and non-sapient things can't give consent, so no need for a contract.
@SrorthCrr@Timstillherelol They'd get snow plows. It snowed last year and it shutdown the entire area for about 3 days. A freeze over is enough for everything to stop. If it started snowing every winter, they'd invest money to get snow plows.
@mvndiaFC@GrunionShaftoe I went to university of new orleans. Anyone can just walk into most of the buildings, including the library. Housing and research buildings were the only exception.
@TheLACheesehead@jared_shult Of course there's fraud. It's virtually impossible to fully stop. OP never said there's no fraud. They're saying no one on food stamps is driving those cars since that's what the retweet says. You tried to prove them wrong, but didn't.
@TheLACheesehead@jared_shult He wasn't on food stamps himself though. He pocketed funds that he was supposed to use to feed, clothe and house others. So that is not an example.
@RokoMijic STOP WITH THE BLENDER. ITS NOT EQUIVALENT.
Of the 2 conditions for everyone to live, one of them is automatically fulfilled. There's no point in anyone going into the Blender unless they want to die. Being required to take one of two benign(?) actions is important.
@CollAlfeiran@ArtemisConsort In that scenario, Blue is guaranteed death and Red is guaranteed life. Because you're completely removing the realistic possibility of saving everyone, people will die no matter what and you can't do anything about it. Thus the only consideration is do YOU want to live or die.
@destroygacha@DinkDaBird Then when it's time to use the blebblegauss, you realize it's shaped like "K" while the one in the video is shaped like "#", and everyone uses it 5 gongles away because 10 would make it impossible to get anything done.
@Sadie_NC "Can you show me DVD players?"
"Yeah, here they are."
"This one is HD. I don't care about that. Any cheaper non-HD?"
"Yeah, here."
"Hmm...these aren't HD though."
"Okay, buy one of these."
"Hmm...but I don't care about HD."
"Then buy these."
"They're not HD."
Repeat for 10min.
@SynthPotato Even if you've know nothing at all about Zelda games, the trailers, advertisement, etc. alone tell you what the general story/goal of the game is. With all I've seen of Crimson Desert, I still have no idea what the story/goal is.