But that's my opinion and that's heavily influenced by my own perspective.

For games, roguelites (excuse my profanity) like Balatro or Cloverpit are actually pretty good evidence people are okay with doing vibes and understanding how different parts weigh on the scale of an equation. But so many seem just stubborn about not wanting to do or even entertain doing operations.

In my opinion, and at least with the crowd I've hung out with, a lot of people actually find the heuristics of math and the general gists of principles to be rather straightforward, especially if given an explanation. It's people oft think the actual computing is the same as grasping the function.

My thoughts an hour or few after digesting part 5, from a few days ago. It's very, very good. It's really good fridge horror in particular.

I wouldn't say palm, it's more hitting the skin right below or on the bottom of your thumb's first knuckle.

The outside will boil to death and flash freeze over. I cannot survive this clear ice, I cannot survive this fire on a damp bulb. Even if you were to push up that mesh and allow whatever may happen to occur. Should I accept that comfort? I also know my track proven record. Why do I see I you again?