Deestan

Shapez 2 came to Early Access few days ago.

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It's apparently a common thing: Kids who are "smart" and are clearly naturally interested in learning, are not followed up usefully. They can read novels and some basic multiplication, but have to sit in school and say the alphabet out loud and add single digits for months. Before proceeding to be told to read basic sentences for another few weeks, etc.

They are not pushed and challenged like their classmates. The teachers think everything is FINE because they are not behind, but the kids spend a full decade not learning to study properly because they don't ever have to. They rather learn that they can fuck around and wing it and it will be passable.

Then at some point, age 15 and up, they are getting to proper challenging stuff. Armed with zero habits, no experience in failing, no experience in planning and organizing and studying methodically... Many drop out, burn out, get depressed, or all of those at once.

It's suppsed to go like this

I am sorry, but these instructions have no step 3. The steps in these instructions are: 3, 3, 2, error, 4, 6, 1, S, 4, 8, 3, 1, 8, 4, 3, 6 and 3.

Did you mean Step 3?

Markdown's "smart" numbering is the worst.

Step 3: Prepare a bowl of jelly.

Step 3: Prepare a bowl of sourcream.

Step 2: Prepare a bowl of peanut butter. Touch the bowl gently.

No step: Fingers melt painlessly into caramel. Hold them in your hand.

Step 4: Flatten the peanut butter.

Step 6: Unflatten the peanut butter.

Step 1: Take the peanut butter out of the bowl and put it back in.

Step S: Move peanut butter to a small lasagna baking dish. Flatten and divide into 3 parts.

Step 4: Observe the jelly.

Step 8: Prepare a small bowl of caramel sauce.

Step 3: Stir the caramel once with a finger.

Step 1: Observe the jelly.

Step 8: The spoonful of cum is not needed. Gently remove it from the baking area.

Step 4: Check the jelly is still there.

Step 3: Carefully slice the bread, but you will still cut your finger. The future has already happened. You can not change it.

Step 6: Put sourcream on top of the peanut butter and flatten it.

Step 3: Pour the bowl of sourcream and peanut butter into a bowl of sugar.

Ingest excitedly.

I grew up in casette and CD era, so I use that for comparison. It's a bit of a stretch, but it works for me:

An album or cassette had roughly 10-20 songs and cost (in today's inflation) roughly £5. Not all songs were bangers so I round it all to £0.5 per song.

How many listens to be "worth it" I think is how much listen I would get out of it before I would happily buy a new one if it wore out or broke. So at least 50.

At price of £0.99, I think a song is worth it at 100 listens.

Though songs bought to support indie artists are worth it immediately. :)

Thank you for immediately answer the question I hopped into the comment section with. :)

pay-to-stay prison

That sounds utterly evil

I try.

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