If that's true, it's more than money. If you take money from the mafia and don't deliver, it's about your life. That could be one of the many reasons he tried to back away from the purchase. I don't get why CIA isn't all over this.
And it's not just about the election. They're trying to destabilize everything in the west.
I guess you're referring to the part I edited out where I said that there doesn't seem to be any evidence that life is supposed to be easy. I don't think that contradicts humans trying to make life easy.
But it seems to me that a lot of meaning is derived from being at the limit of what is impossible or at least difficult, and staying at the level of easy makes people depressed and unhappy.
Dunno what kind of economic model we'd need if we had star trek -level replication technology.
You get to exist and understand that you do. That's pretty huge already, as far as I can tell.
I see no evidence that life is supposed to be easy, even if it is for the majority of us commenting here.
That might've been the plan all along.
Certainly going for the people at the top will ultimately result in less killing. The alternative is to just try to kill all the Hezbollah members.
It's like a good C++ that is actually able to replace it. There are lots of places where a good C++ is useful. Like everything that needs low latency and low resource usage.
But it's not an easy language, so (I'm guessing) people who see everyone loving it but are unable to learn it start to suffer some sort of cognitive dissonance. If it's too difficult for me to learn, that must be its fault, not mine.
Huh. Time to buy some stock.
I'm not quite sure you fully understand what you said here, given your surrounding arguments. Nintendo literally cannot exist if they allow emulators without becoming just another Sony/Microsoft. And they cannot realistically compete against those two.