Hmh… 🤔

Haha oh no. xD I am having a different conversation here in under this post about Satisfactory and assumed your reply was regarding that one. I’m sorry. :'D

Yes I think so. Alright, I’ll try to get through that. ^^

It feels like I need to rebuild the whole factory (or at least some of it) each time I unlock something new. This becomes quite annoying considering that I really liked my previous layout. Maybe I’m doing it wrong. Idk.

Edit: me stupid. Wrong conversation.

I already got the MAM. Currently working towards delivering those 50 Smart Platings for the space elevator’s platform assembly project.

Dead Space. I started it about a dozen times but never went through. I just find it boring and uninteresting af.

Picked up Satisfactory just a few days ago and I am pretty bored tbh. Does it get better?

Same. Played it through using cheats just to get through the story. Bioshock Infinte was a pleasure though.

If you contribute to the profit, you should get a fair share of the profit. And not some pennies while those higher in the hierachy reap most of the profit for themselves.

Well, baldness also requires care. A shampoo will be fine for your head-skin. Also, moisturise. Especially important for people who tend to have dry skin like me. There aren’t many good moisturisers for men around though. (At least none which I found good so far.) So, moisturisers marketed towards women it is.

And if it smells like peach, roses and aloe vera paired with coconuts, even better. If your girlfriend/wife likes to smell herself that way, you can bet she would also like to smell your floral skin-desert.

Your paint is the blood of your enemies, and your canvas will be the battlefield.

Service needs workforce performing the service. Workforce are usually human resources. Thereby, limited again. Or did I get it wrong?

You can by creating more accounts.

They literally said:

Perpetual growth in a finite system is impossible

I don’t see how your comment applies to that.

Knowlegde growth may be sustainable, but it is also impossible to grow forever. (Supposing knowlegde is finite, which is, as far as I see it, the case as long as we make the definition of knowledge depend on characteristics like repition-free and new. For example, you could learn the number pi to even longer lenghts forever, but doing that is not necessarily something new to know as it’s just a manifestation of a repition which was already discovered.)

I’m intrigued how you would explain that economies could grow independently of resources. From my perspective, it looks a lot like each and every form of economy relies somehow on some form of resource or resources. As resources are finite, economies can’t grow forever.

Water? Over here it’s just a plethora of sugar pearls.

Or Islam, Judaism, Hinduism or any other major religion.

But no, suddenly I am the maniac for believing that – in reality – we are pink elephants, hopping on the moon and imagining life as we believe it to be true. No one can prove I am wrong. But uh oh, sky grandpa mad.

(/s I don’t believe anything. Just making a sarcastic point.)

Here is a nice visualisation of the logical paradox:

Wicca (English: /ˈwɪkə/), also known as “The Craft”,[1] is a modern pagan, syncretic, earth-centered religion.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wicca

Isn’t the firey interpretation popularized by Dante’s Inferno?

Fear of the unforknowable.