Indie studies that don’t have execs ruining the artistic vision of the people who actually play games woah

When I used to get haircuts, half the reason I went was just to get someone to do this.

I like showering with people because I love pampering them by washing their hair :3

My honest opinion is that teaching is done backwards.

Provoke interest first, then provide tools.

If you smithed at a young age you’d have loved to learn this then too.

I’m saving this recipe. Thank you :3

15 minutes of daily stretches does SOOOOOO much

OtGW

It’s still the proper season for it and it’s not as much a commitment :3

Everyone is small when they are lying down or on their knees or on all fours or any number of not-standing-up existences :3

I’ve been playing it with friends!

Not normally my kind of game but it’s a lot of fun playing games with people I don’t usually get to play with :3

I’m omw >:3

My personal opinion is that I find it a little... odd that they didn't put it at the end of the balcony in either direction.

Even last year, I heard from MANY people that the Biergarten was frustrating to navigate around.

If they are going to do what they did, again, it needs moved.

personal freedom of action in the first place.

Obviously exploitation of others is capital ‘b’ Bad. In addition, willful ignorance is too, but in the cases where those didn’t occur, are there other detractors of somebody’s moral character? Thats not so simple to ask.

Of course, that means you need to ask: “How do they use their money?”

And, despite it feeling like a pretty obvious answer in this case, the moral question of, “If someone has the power to make change for the better, are their responsible for the change?” intersects heavily with the value of -

I’m sure that there is a value of personal equity that you could set as the person having made billionaire decisions, but unless you set it very high(100M-1B), there may be exceptions.

People might get very lucky having a ton of nvidia stock from working there, inheritance, etc.

Not based upon whether it gives you a good life, makes you a good person, or anything else.

The money stops being the means to another goal. It is simply an end, and the ends always justify the means at this point.

You don’t become a billionaire without making billionaire decisions.

I think that here in the bay, people can have a net worth even upwards of $10M(maybe highballing it), and it’s not… that much, with how expensive property and cost of living can be, but any higher and now you’ve made decisions 1/?

I love hotpot season…