Thank you. That’s kind of you to follow up with us
Sounds like it’d be faster than the nervous system could process pain?
Another comment mentioned Baron’s workbooks. Any other resources for exercises which you’d recommend?
Straight up. We’re entering a period of likely suffering and that’s that.
Thank you! I think being on the kbin/mbin framework sometimes sets me back, especially when it comes to hopping over to other instances or doing searches
Edna sounds like the Karen of the 20th century
My reference points for modding, Skyrim and Cyberpunk, both seem to produce sufficient content that having separate communities would seem to work better. A shared community risks building a high noise to signal ration for any particular subscriber
I appreciate the input! I admit to a knee jerk wariness of ReMarkable due to their pervasive advertising on Facebook back when. Ada on there are like a modern equivalent of As Seen On Tv
Kobo seems to consistently get positive comments in forums oth
Yeah that sells well for me too. I like that flexibility
Which model?
Anyone have thoughts between Kobo and Boox or ReMarkable?
You have to hit the front of your head
Do you have the capacity to recognize how selfish it is to continually elicit sympathetic well thought out answers from people only to shoot them down? I doubt you are a bad person; but you are acting in bad faith. The least you could do is just thank people for their responses. Show appreciation for their effort and skip all your reasons why their suggestions don’t work.
Excellent list. I was wondering if BG3 was too obvious a suggestion, but it fits the bill, right?
Edit: maybe some of the Yakuza games would work?
‘Make any difference’ in what sense?
I do recall an exchange where you gracefully bowed out of a discussion with another commented. I appreciated seeing that
Do you identify as being part of this class?
I find it kind of creepy. And, ultimately, because of the legacy of things like power(mad) mods, disappointing. Excessive participation leads to possessiveness and all that
It’s a cross between our innate limitations, a societal system which works against us but continues from sheer momentum, and then by design by those who benefit. I don’t think most people woke up and decided to live apathetic lives. We are chronically cognitively tasked