God Mode
Hey, prayer works here. The description of utility within the game was rather metaphoric . . . I laughed.
No word yet on whether or not there are hidden easter eggs involving hands and peeling bananas.
Sky falls at 10. News at 11.
Bah, I'm almost entirely inert to this stuff now.
I did cast my ballot today - voted small-l wherever there was a candidate. It won't make a difference - it never does. I actually pre-read the issues and contenders, so the random choice-makers obscure my vote. Hell, they obscure everybody's vote.
Uneducated voting is our common democracy. Keep the colors simple - keep the false dichotomy alive.
Then again, duh!
I get excited when I read about some of the breakthroughs in quantum computing, or linguistic connections between different evolutions in language. I'm in the wrong line of work, that's for sure.
Mundane is my pain.
Recently watched Nova's Origins series. That's the dreamy stuff of my youth right there. Pretty awe inspiring when you have to consider what the earth went through to be able to support life by today's standards. Also, considering the hell that would be if it were not for our magnetic field, whose strength is declining btw . . .
Science is not dead, but I don't belong to that club at the moment. Need to change that.
No word yet on whether or not there are hidden easter eggs involving hands and peeling bananas.
Sky falls at 10. News at 11.
Bah, I'm almost entirely inert to this stuff now.
I did cast my ballot today - voted small-l wherever there was a candidate. It won't make a difference - it never does. I actually pre-read the issues and contenders, so the random choice-makers obscure my vote. Hell, they obscure everybody's vote.
Uneducated voting is our common democracy. Keep the colors simple - keep the false dichotomy alive.
Then again, duh!
I get excited when I read about some of the breakthroughs in quantum computing, or linguistic connections between different evolutions in language. I'm in the wrong line of work, that's for sure.
Mundane is my pain.
Recently watched Nova's Origins series. That's the dreamy stuff of my youth right there. Pretty awe inspiring when you have to consider what the earth went through to be able to support life by today's standards. Also, considering the hell that would be if it were not for our magnetic field, whose strength is declining btw . . .
Science is not dead, but I don't belong to that club at the moment. Need to change that.