MikeSal

[MikeSal @mike_sal]

What do people see in Trump? He's inconsistent on the issues, he's a crybaby, he's a crass jerk, and has zero substance. #NeverTrump #tcot

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@FartDegree @IFK_0mega @KirPinkFury At this point in the Switch 1 life, it had maybe one more first party AAA game than Switch 2 does today. It just happened that the 1-2 punch of BotW and Odyssey were killer.

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@Mrplaystation73 @NintyPrime They all work because they built a compatibility layer. If you ran a switch 1 game on a switch 2 without that layer, it wouldn't work. It's a different architecture.

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@OneOnlyMichal @SemiAnalysis_ grok is a pos.

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@cyph9z @SemiAnalysis_ You haven't used agents view.

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@TheMetalSmark @spatzzzleee @Stealth40k Look I love classic 3D Zelda & OOT is my favorite game of all time, and I'm currently replaying Wind Waker. But in realistic. BotW sold more than ALL previous 3D Zelda games - combined - even if you include remasters and rereleases.

[MikeSal @mike_sal]

@spatzzzleee @TheMetalSmark @Stealth40k Because linear 3D Zelda never really sold well.

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@GleamingFox @_Pyronic @ZeldaUniverse Twilight Princess but a little less muted color palette. Maybe like the Wii U tech demo taken up a notch.

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@JLamison @dianemontagna That also happens to be antithetical to actual church teaching.

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@Cointelegraph This is not the AI's fault. This is the humans fault for not having proper production access controls.

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@its_vishal_me @Cointelegraph *humans* shouldn't have standing production access, let alone AI.

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@mattbrookes @ayonzontop @aakashgupta Yeah anyone can now build poorly architected software that can't scale.

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@jakedell73 @thoughtsarefree @EsoWond25 Wow you're ignorant of the Gospel.

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@trickydickpol @ReasonTheology @Pontifex Jesus did not say we must follow the laws of the earth. In fact it's church teaching that we can't follow an unjust law. No one is saying we can't have immigration laws. But Church teaching says that they have to be just laws (welcoming by nature) and be enforced *humanely*.

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@trickydickpol @ReasonTheology @Pontifex One evil does not justify another evil. Or, to say it more colloquially, two wrongs don't make a right.

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@TD_Barrett @Darth_Fidelis @ReasonTheology And your prior response is factually incorrect.

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@AndrewBurch14 @ReasonTheology Yes I know what the encyclical says. Intrinsic evil isn't *more* evil than non intrinsic evils. That misunderstands the nature of intrinsic evils.

Evil is evil. And unjust wars are evil.

Oh, and threatening genocide is threatening an intrinsic evil.

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@michele_co23092 @jwhaifa I mean, that statement of yours is an affront to our Constitutional Republic. There's only one party intent on tearing up the constitution, and that's the party currently in power.

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@AndrewBurch14 @ReasonTheology Pacem in Terris and Fratelli Tutti would disagree with you.

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@Darth_Fidelis @TD_Barrett @ReasonTheology It's precisely wrong. The prohibition against Contraception is the application of specific moral principles around the dignity of marriage and the designed purposes of sex. It is not, in and of itself, a moral principle. Any first year theology student would know that.

[MikeSal @mike_sal]

@TD_Barrett @ReasonTheology That is not true. Contraception is indeed an application of specific moral principles. You don't really know moral theology.