I'm not opposed to being rich, or really even being filthy rich, I think the fair chance of being able to live lavishly is a great motivator for folks to shoot for their best ideas.
What I am opposed to is being so obscenely rich that it would take several generations of chronic mismanagement for your descendants to manage to blow through the funds within a time limit of "by the end of the 22nd century."
Most generational wealth has reduced to being a small supplement for the recipient to supplement still having to work for their living with by the time the original person who built it up's grandkids have had their turn with it, maybe the great grandkids if the family makes it a point of staying grounded and using the wealth wisely.
That's not even from blowing through it like madmen, it's from how many people it's getting divided among by then and how likely any one of those individuals are to just decide they don't need to work anymore on getting access to it.
Vigilantism is wildly unhelpful to the proper authorities, at best, you've put yourself in a position of immediate escalation with someone who is clearly able to be presumed as capable of heinous crimes of the violent variety, at worst, you've spoiled a years long investigation by showing the hand to the target that people have started to catch on to who they really are, allowing them to book it to a no extradition country.
So this actually made me think, since corporations and organizations are seen as people in the US, could they be prosecuted and if found guilty the people identified in helping commit the crime serve the punishment a private citizen would have gotten for committing the sams crime?
Like here it's an absolute sham, but charging organizations for crimes committed in their name sounds like a pretty easy way to avoid the untangling of having to actually identify the specific executive responsible and prosecute only them when plenty of other people had to be knowing willing complicits in the whole deal for most things to get much further than some nepo baby's vision board.
Depending on where you're at, Tryst . link will be a good resource, there are some folks who specialize in helping out people who are struggling with loneliness or mental health problems associated with sex, and there's also folks who specialize in just being good for people who don't feel confident they know what they're doing, everyone I've met has genuinely also been a cool person to get to know.
If they ask for ID when initially contacting them, that's actually a positive sign, sting operators will usually skip straight to trying aggressively to get you to outright say you are offering to pay for sex to use as evidence to prosecute you, if they're taking their time to know if they can trust you before they even begin talking about setting a date, they're most likely trustworthy.
Also, a lot of them will have way reduced rates for normal outing style dates if you wanna get to know them before you feel comfortable really getting to know them. If their adverts talk about also being a healer or some spiritual feelings towards their work, good sign. Not because they're more likely to be legit, just because that means you're gonna get someone who when you're ready for it is probably gonna get feelings out of you that you didn't even know you were capable of.
You'll also be able to look for not escort sex workers too if you just want a massage or for someone to tie you up and spank you for a bit.
Twitter's algorithm, like most social media companies, promotes rage bait on purpose because angry users are users that get into flame wars with other users and as a result, raise engagement metrics to show advertisers.
It might stop if you just don't engage for long enough, but honestly, just consider a different site altogether if you need microblog stuff in your system, Twitter is going the way of Blockbuster.
I mean that depends more on the meal really, some of the best ways to use sausage specifically call for breaking the casing, like sausage patties in a breakfast sandwich, or making ground chorizo to put on a nacho platter
I don't know what's more concerning about this, the bird eating a guy or that the guy is just hanging there limp like he's letting it happen, you'd think someone being picked up to be eaten whole would be flailing about a bit more
Or just the fact that achieving space farring tech in effect makes you a post scarcity civilization.
Thanos wasn't called Mad because his people deemed his ideas too radical, it was because even the premise of his plan was based on him being as dumb as a sack of rocks.
See that's the issue, he should have tried stopping the cardiac arrest process instead of just resetting the man to the beginning of it