Oh look, the tech could have been used for so much...but to ignore the human element in all things, is, well, human. I always argued with my mate (libertarian) that his ideology was kinda neat (on paper) but it ignores the human part of the equation. Both have always been way too easy to exploit.

If this is about Civ VII, the reviews explain why it deserves a low score. Might pirate it one day for a squiz, but I am not paying for something that is not really Civ.

Hola Nats! Followed you from the cesspool of FascistBook, the skies seem bluer here...

Australian here...this happened six years ago here, but even larger. Nothing changed.

@markhamillofficial.bsky.social - We saw this in Australia in 2019, a glimpse of a future that is unlikely to be avoided, and are quite possibly locked into this future and worse. It is terrifying to see, horrific in the aftermath, do not forget when you hold to account those in positions of power.

Thanks for answering! The delay was holiday-delay, I noped out over the break! I saw your update, congrats and I hope it is going well. I figured as much, but thought you might have ideas on who has the levers at their disposal. Anyways, HNY and all the best for 2025!

Or, you know...

"As many Seans as a Sean Bean could bean, if a Sean Bean could bean Seans!"

Where:

1. Sean Power is the innate Sean Bean intensity.

2. Beaning Efficiency depends on the Sean-to-Bean resonance.

3. Available Seans is the number of Seans within beaning range.

Thus, the result is directly proportional to the Sean Bean constant (𝑆𝐵) and the Sean density (𝑆𝐷).

If a Sean Bean could bean Seans, the amount of Seans beaned by Sean Bean would equal:

Seans beaned = Sean Power × Beaning Efficiency × Available Seans