Reads like the author moonlights for the Onion.

And if you are getting 7-9 hours and still having this issue, please ask your doctor about sleep apnea.

I like how you think. The fourth panel should be a fractal repetition of the whole meme

Well, I’m not an expert, but I don’t think they don’t experience it so much as their religion has trained them to rationalize it away quickly. I feel like this meme template sort of reflects this, and I think the anger you’d get from bringing the contradiction to light is primarily it

I suppose that means my original post was phrased incorrectly regardless

for some reason he’s viewed as the second coming of jesus fucking christ and I really don’t understand how the fuck those delusional religious folks managed to square that in their mind.

That’s the neat part, they don’t. Cognitive dissonance is one helluva drug

Amusing that aside from the GPU TFLOPS the rest of it is a slight improvement if at all

Thank you! You may be relieved to know that the title change did federate!

autocorrect appears to have turned “wholesomememes” into “wholesomeness” in your title

Eliminating bullshit on the costs side of the equation is also important work that should be done.

It’s worth noting that profit margins for farmers are a LOT thinner on average than the limits I spitballed above. You can’t quite get from raw prices to profit margins directly, but the further away you get from the farmers, the more bullshit there seems to be.

Needs crossposted to !foodcrimes@midwest.social

Profit limits of 10-20% across all sorts of essential industries would be good, I think.

Have some kind of progressive tax incentive where if your profit comes in under the limit you get a tax credit, and if your profit is over the limit you pay higher and higher taxes until it’s quickly not worth it anymore.

I don’t know the details, but some system where responsible businesses are better off overall than exploitative ones…

Now this is a real oldie but a goodie. Glad to see that it is mostly unknown from the ratio. Obligatory downvote

Oh no, the author passed away? I remember enjoying this and wanting to check back later when it was more finished.

This is a fantastic game. I haven’t finished it; I screwed myself over by losing patience and skipping content near the end and wound up stumbling into the final boss so underpowered that I effectively softlocked myself. I should play this through again and stick to a completionist play style.

Looks like “Cube World but actively maintained”, could be interesting

Certainly enjoying that her campaign appears clever enough to actually stay ahead of his bullshit so far

This is SOLID GOLD holy shit

edit: OKAY I FINISHED THE FIRST CASE ABSOLUTELY PLAY THIS

This sounds really interesting. I’m gonna put this on my wishlist in hopes it goes on sale or something. Can’t justify $25 right now due to circumstances.

I had a good amount of fun with this game, it’s a shame I have to downvote it. It was a little difficult to get into at first, but I stuck with it and had a lot of fun. I chose to develop a big-ass ship like you speak of and eventually became a lumpy Death Star knockoff.

You’re exactly right! Now I’m kicking myself for the term escaping me in the moment. :)