Thank you very much, and I'm glad to hear that! I feel we will need you and your skills in the years ahead...

But I'm glad you're doing well and that you're making your art and enjoying yourself! I hope your archery and everything else in your life is going well, too! ❤️💪🏹

Yeah, the election has changed the outlook in all of East Asia. I've wanted to change my citizenship for a while, and that's not possible in Taiwan without resigning your current citizenship, becoming stateless, and then applying. It's also become a lot more dangerous generally to be here, so. 😭

Entendido. Yo dejé a FB hace muchos años por razones familiares, jaja, pero quizá ya es hora de volver. ¡Gracias por la ayuda!

¡Excelente! Has programado todo el horario de las próximas semanas, creo. Tengo muchísimos recursos que no tenía antes. ¡Gracias, muchas, muchas gracias!

¡Entendido! Yo estoy investigando cada uno de los enlaces. ¡Hay un montón! Estoy muy feliz.

Hellooooo, Nimp! How are you doing?

¡Gracias! Guruguay tiene mucho información en su sitio. No uso Facebook pero ¿es muy popular en Uruguay? ¿Es preciso hacerme un usuario?

Eso me ayuda muchísimo. ¡Gracias!

Oh, ¡eso es algo que no apareció en Google! Gracias, muchísimas gracias para indicarmelo, ¡este es un buen rastro seguir!

Ya veo, ya veo, de veras he encontrado muchos sitios de empleo con Google, pero no tenía idea de lo útil serían, y todos piden hacerse un usuario. Ahora yo buscaré a los institutos y organizaciones individuales también para encontrar los oportunidades breves. ¡Muchísimas gracias por el apoyo!

Sí, ¡gracias! ¿Es opcionempleo uno de los mejores sitios para buscar empleo, o es mejor buscar los sitios de los institutos individuales, or ambos sirven?

I haven't read Hanzo's short story, but from what I heard it's fairly in line with the other short stories: fairly general, with only small steps forward in terms of character development and the overall plot. The new heroes are all alright, both in-game and backstory-wise.

One of my most acute regrets these days is getting a degree in political science. Not only is it a useless degree unless you go on to get a master's or PhD or whatever, but it also gifted me the ability to see into the dark heart of a future that's all too probable. Not inevitable. But probable.

If things do get better, it's hard to see how it'll happen within my lifetime. Things like autocracy and authoritarianism tend to need the efforts of generations to break down, and it's sad because for a while it felt like we were near the end of the process, not in the middle, or near the start.

--it's getting hard to distinguish if good things ever actually did outnumber the bad things, or if the bad things were always lurking in the background, getting ready.

I just really want to go back to about 2008-2016 and warn myself not to expect things to stay the same and/or get better.

--generally I'm just tired of being absolutely powerless to change anything substantial or important yet being informed about it daily.

I'm also tired of living in a world where bad things just--pile up continuously. I think back to my youth when it seemed good things outweighed the bad, but--

Like, I try to remember that good things are happening (I'm generally relieved about the election results in the UK and France, for example) and I try to remember that things have been this bad or worse before (though not necessarily this bad in specific places, siiigh) but--