Clothes lol.
You guys really did focus on the survival games for your basis of making this didn't you?
I don't think anyone's really going to be bartering seeds, either you've got a defendable plot of farmland with crop seeds already in storage or those are pretty worthless.
You guys really did focus on the survival games for your basis of making this didn't you?
I don't think anyone's really going to be bartering seeds, either you've got a defendable plot of farmland with crop seeds already in storage or those are pretty worthless.
February 20, 2025 at 3:31 AM
Clothes lol.
You guys really did focus on the survival games for your basis of making this didn't you?
I don't think anyone's really going to be bartering seeds, either you've got a defendable plot of farmland with crop seeds already in storage or those are pretty worthless.
You guys really did focus on the survival games for your basis of making this didn't you?
I don't think anyone's really going to be bartering seeds, either you've got a defendable plot of farmland with crop seeds already in storage or those are pretty worthless.
But wasn't he trying to *reduce* government spending before, not start new programs?
February 20, 2025 at 2:53 AM
But wasn't he trying to *reduce* government spending before, not start new programs?
It'd have to be sold through legal channels first, smugglers aren't much inclined to follow silly little things like regulations on labels when having it labelled so cops can easily figure out what they're smuggling could get them arrested.
February 20, 2025 at 2:50 AM
It'd have to be sold through legal channels first, smugglers aren't much inclined to follow silly little things like regulations on labels when having it labelled so cops can easily figure out what they're smuggling could get them arrested.
Great, looks like the link works the above is an overview of Singapore's education system.
February 20, 2025 at 2:47 AM
Great, looks like the link works the above is an overview of Singapore's education system.
r.search.yahoo.com
February 20, 2025 at 2:46 AM
attributed the success to moving students to specific course programs according to their surveyed interests and class grades, as well as never formally ending course education and making individual classes something people can purchase and attend throughout their life rather than just for a degree.
February 20, 2025 at 2:40 AM
attributed the success to moving students to specific course programs according to their surveyed interests and class grades, as well as never formally ending course education and making individual classes something people can purchase and attend throughout their life rather than just for a degree.
details about how that was done.)
Apparently that oversight is no longer in place and Finland's test scores and overall education rating have been dropping, as of 2023 Legalitum ranked them second in education.
Singapore was ranked first, and the more detailed curriculum I could find there
Apparently that oversight is no longer in place and Finland's test scores and overall education rating have been dropping, as of 2023 Legalitum ranked them second in education.
Singapore was ranked first, and the more detailed curriculum I could find there
February 20, 2025 at 2:37 AM
details about how that was done.)
Apparently that oversight is no longer in place and Finland's test scores and overall education rating have been dropping, as of 2023 Legalitum ranked them second in education.
Singapore was ranked first, and the more detailed curriculum I could find there
Apparently that oversight is no longer in place and Finland's test scores and overall education rating have been dropping, as of 2023 Legalitum ranked them second in education.
Singapore was ranked first, and the more detailed curriculum I could find there
It's kind of hard to find any actual details about Finland's education system, there's a whole lot of verbose articles which seem to be attributing its (former) success to centralized oversight of teaching standards ensuring specialized attention to individual students (without giving particular
February 20, 2025 at 2:34 AM
It's kind of hard to find any actual details about Finland's education system, there's a whole lot of verbose articles which seem to be attributing its (former) success to centralized oversight of teaching standards ensuring specialized attention to individual students (without giving particular
Also I grew up going to a church where adults drunk wine at communion in front of kids, the old stereotype that kids should go to church to learn morality is alive and well over here despite how bad churches are at actually teaching that.
February 19, 2025 at 2:16 PM
Also I grew up going to a church where adults drunk wine at communion in front of kids, the old stereotype that kids should go to church to learn morality is alive and well over here despite how bad churches are at actually teaching that.
It's also pretty clear that the bible is full of horrific atrocities.
American court systems still insist people swear by it, despite that being passed down from the days when people were tried and imprisoned for witchcraft.
American court systems still insist people swear by it, despite that being passed down from the days when people were tried and imprisoned for witchcraft.
February 19, 2025 at 2:13 PM
It's also pretty clear that the bible is full of horrific atrocities.
American court systems still insist people swear by it, despite that being passed down from the days when people were tried and imprisoned for witchcraft.
American court systems still insist people swear by it, despite that being passed down from the days when people were tried and imprisoned for witchcraft.
would have been imprisoned as well, perhaps even tortured.
You can't draw any conclusions about what people actually believe under such a coercive system which essentially demands that people who disagree with it lie to survive.
You can't draw any conclusions about what people actually believe under such a coercive system which essentially demands that people who disagree with it lie to survive.
February 19, 2025 at 12:27 PM
would have been imprisoned as well, perhaps even tortured.
You can't draw any conclusions about what people actually believe under such a coercive system which essentially demands that people who disagree with it lie to survive.
You can't draw any conclusions about what people actually believe under such a coercive system which essentially demands that people who disagree with it lie to survive.
I don't think Isaac Newton really counts, he lived in the Middle Ages under the influence of the same system of churches that imprisoned Galileo Galilei for diverging from Christian doctrine that the Earth was the center of the solar system.
If he didn't publically show devotion to Christianity he
If he didn't publically show devotion to Christianity he
February 19, 2025 at 12:25 PM
I don't think Isaac Newton really counts, he lived in the Middle Ages under the influence of the same system of churches that imprisoned Galileo Galilei for diverging from Christian doctrine that the Earth was the center of the solar system.
If he didn't publically show devotion to Christianity he
If he didn't publically show devotion to Christianity he
No, the easiest and most direct answer is "Yes, stop trying to cover up his direct association with Catholicism in his time already."
February 19, 2025 at 12:13 PM
No, the easiest and most direct answer is "Yes, stop trying to cover up his direct association with Catholicism in his time already."
American judicial courts certainly aren't.
They think it actually means something to have people swear on the Bible.
They think it actually means something to have people swear on the Bible.
February 19, 2025 at 12:09 PM
American judicial courts certainly aren't.
They think it actually means something to have people swear on the Bible.
They think it actually means something to have people swear on the Bible.
Well I was actually hoping you did because it would've helped with a book I'm writing.
It helps with writing that kind of fictional object credibly if you can work from a superstition that intelligent people will believe despite their education.
Not all scientists are atheists, you know.
It helps with writing that kind of fictional object credibly if you can work from a superstition that intelligent people will believe despite their education.
Not all scientists are atheists, you know.
February 19, 2025 at 12:05 PM
Well I was actually hoping you did because it would've helped with a book I'm writing.
It helps with writing that kind of fictional object credibly if you can work from a superstition that intelligent people will believe despite their education.
Not all scientists are atheists, you know.
It helps with writing that kind of fictional object credibly if you can work from a superstition that intelligent people will believe despite their education.
Not all scientists are atheists, you know.
Oh it was sarcasm, thanks.
I initially thought you were one of the people who actually believe in that.
I initially thought you were one of the people who actually believe in that.
February 19, 2025 at 11:59 AM
Oh it was sarcasm, thanks.
I initially thought you were one of the people who actually believe in that.
I initially thought you were one of the people who actually believe in that.
According to your profile, you graduated with a PhD.
So I'd really love to hear your explanation for believing in a superstition about the ability of a necklace just anyone could put on and wear to ensure people are telling the truth.
So I'd really love to hear your explanation for believing in a superstition about the ability of a necklace just anyone could put on and wear to ensure people are telling the truth.
February 19, 2025 at 11:58 AM
According to your profile, you graduated with a PhD.
So I'd really love to hear your explanation for believing in a superstition about the ability of a necklace just anyone could put on and wear to ensure people are telling the truth.
So I'd really love to hear your explanation for believing in a superstition about the ability of a necklace just anyone could put on and wear to ensure people are telling the truth.
Legally?
No, he is not, he would have been arrested already if he was.
No, he is not, he would have been arrested already if he was.
February 19, 2025 at 11:54 AM
Legally?
No, he is not, he would have been arrested already if he was.
No, he is not, he would have been arrested already if he was.
How does the necklace keep her from lying?
February 19, 2025 at 11:53 AM
How does the necklace keep her from lying?
According to Appily, a 1600 is rarer than that and only about 300 students out of two million taking it each year score 1600.
www.appily.com/colleges/sat....
www.appily.com/colleges/sat....
1600 SAT Colleges: Best Schools That Accept a 1600 SAT Score
Taken by upwards of 2 million students nationwide every year, the SAT is a standardized test consulted by many colleges as part of their admissions process. A score of 1600 indicates that you answered...
www.appily.com
February 19, 2025 at 10:53 AM
According to Appily, a 1600 is rarer than that and only about 300 students out of two million taking it each year score 1600.
www.appily.com/colleges/sat....
www.appily.com/colleges/sat....
Not joking, that's the actual score I got first pass.
February 19, 2025 at 10:20 AM
Not joking, that's the actual score I got first pass.
Uh wouldn't that mean we should work to *prevent* that then?
February 19, 2025 at 12:32 AM
Uh wouldn't that mean we should work to *prevent* that then?
The first few chapters remind me of the "mother" computer from Aliens and the computer simulation from "The thing."
I don't think either of those were supposed to be AI though, that was just a coded computer interface printing outputs.
I don't think either of those were supposed to be AI though, that was just a coded computer interface printing outputs.
February 19, 2025 at 12:27 AM
The first few chapters remind me of the "mother" computer from Aliens and the computer simulation from "The thing."
I don't think either of those were supposed to be AI though, that was just a coded computer interface printing outputs.
I don't think either of those were supposed to be AI though, that was just a coded computer interface printing outputs.