@CrankyFed The former is, ironically, more likely to hang up on the council (but only after they get insulting). The second doesn’t like politicians, but knows that bypassing them too much is just anarchy. (Fits being spacer/sole survivor, I figure they’ve seen plenty of the alternative.)
@CrankyFed I usually played paragon in idealist form (colonist/war hero), where being a Spectre gives him authority to follow his better instincts. Give that merc a second chance, etc.
Sometimes I did a more by-the-book paragon. If the merc dies resisting arrest, it’s on them.
@Historycourses I remember seeing the party by the wall on the news, and I also remember being completely confused and not understanding. My parents were, needless to say a bit too dumbstruck by the events to explain much on the spot
@KenShepherd Our federal arrangement is also fairly different from Canada’s, in some areas more centralized and in other areas less. Any hypothetical accession would take a lot of study for how the legal and regulatory gaps could be bridged.
@politicalmath And more generally, funds that will be used by Anthropic to decide what the “public good” should be. In line with their seeming air of having a divine right to do so (or will have it once they finally build what they’ll call “God”)
@BMcGrewvy Right, I’ve seen all that, but there seems to be extra chatter around him this week and I was wondering what particular thing that’s about since I’m mainly seeing “James 😡” or “here’s the list of moral defects I ascribe to you for criticizing James”
@Thinkwert And half the time I have that dream, it includes a sense that my college and graduate degrees will be nullified if I don’t redo that semester of high school. Also, it’s near the end of the semester and I can’t remember my class schedule or which rooms the classes are in.