They say it’s important to make time for the little things…

almost all of them genuinely believed they were being a force for good.

I don’t believe that. Sociopathy is extremely common in those that achieve high levels of power. Most of them used and manipulated others credulity around things being forces for good to increase their own power. For such people getting what they want is their only real criteria for good.

I agree with your last statement though.

Party Hard. You’re trying to murder everyone at a series of large parties without getting caught. I guess you’re fed up with your neighbour’s loud parties. Retro graphics. Humorous. Lots of creative mayhem.

That’s certainly possible too, but what I was getting at was that even a bunch of things dumped at once probably aren’t going to all be the same age.

Someone dumping some shit might well have had some of the objects much longer than some of the others. And if anything, a person is less likely to be dumping new objects, except for disposable things like beer cans.

High quality clothes can actually look good when they wear a little. Shitty stuff looks immediately shittier the minute it wears just a little. (This actually applies to a lot of other things too, like brick vs concrete.)

Wingsuit flying.

Such a thing is actually quite enormous in terms of the sheer number of little details. Its like updates to maps. There are constantly little fixes and changes and improvements to the online maps of your country, but how likely are you personally to ever notice any of them?

A bicycle with gears should not be hard to pedal. You should be able to downshift to a point where it is not hard to pedal.

I’m just suggesting that the bicycles you tried may just not have been suitable for someone who is not already a strong bike rider.

That’s a bullet dodged, if you ask me.

No I assume they mean the problem of people being stupid assholes.

Another conspiracy from Big Watermelon.

How do you like the microtransactions?

For some relatively economical and easy smokey meat, make kahlua pork. You just throw a pork butt into a slow cooker / crockpot with salt and liquid smoke and let it cook all day.

There aren’t enough non-toxic traits or personality types that you haven’t yet experienced in a relationship?

This is a big problem with our modern world. A tendency to not believe that which is relatively easy to describe and quantify. This problem gets worse as our tools and mechanization give us more complete control over things.

A good manager is skilled. Unfortunately this is a rarity.

You can develop a high level of skill at anything, is more a question of how important that is. In particular, you might say how important that is to people doing the hiring. It is clear for many jobs, they don’t care. Some minimum wage jobs they will virtually take anyone with a pulse.

With white collar jobs it is a little more complicated. Project management is software is a position where i’ve often seen people with absolutely no skill helpful to the job. They may have needed a certain amount of political skill, or ass-kissing skill, or knowing how to say the right things, sling buzz words kind of skill. Skills that don’t actually help be effective at the job itself.

White collar and blue collar is orthogonal to skill. Their are jobs in both categories that a monkey could do, and other jobs that take years and years of skill development to do well.

What “in history” are your taking about? I’m not aware of historical documents reporting the existance of fairies. I don’t think you find something like this is the writings of ancient Greek historians like Herodotus. Sometimes they report fanciful things about far away places where they are reporting stories they didn’t themselves witness, like say tribes of dog-headed people, but you don’t see the same thing when they report goings on they witnessed.

And wouldn’t you expect there to be fossils or other remains? Do your see faeries in the pictures left by the ancient Greeks, Romans, or Egyptians?