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  • We can help on a very small scale by planting a variety of native plants and not using pesticide or herbicide. I don't know much about the risks of fertilizer on a small scale, but it's generally not needed for native plants anyways.

  • I think what I read was actually about oblivion rather than Skyrim, but I'm not sure if that changes your questions or not. I agree that the Skyrim character did feel like a genetic dragonborn. The guild quests especially made it feel that way. (I'm the head wizard, but also chief fighter dude and captain of the thieves guild... What?)

    I guess for the role play aspect I prefer games to more narrowly define the main character and tell the story from there rather than leave it up to me to decide who the character becomes. A Plague Tale is a great example of this type of story telling, but of course it isn't at all comparable to an open world game.

  • Sorting their account comments by oldest, you see some of that variation I was talking about. There's about ten normal looking comments total, then two weeks ago they suddenly started with these long LLM looking comments, all about relatively serious topics. I don't think it's necessarily an actual bot, but maybe just someone using an LLM to expand or format their comments.

  • I had doubts, but scrolling through their comment history almost every comment is this length without much variation. Then I saw those were all just in the past eight hours. Seems pretty fishy to me.

    Edit: I kept scrolling and wow, the sheer volume of comments this length is astounding. I would normally expect more variation in topics and comment length.

  • I have almost zero knowledge about Syria, historical, political, or otherwise, so please take this as the genuine question it is:

    While HTC (I assume this is the current government?) is obviously not perfect, are they not still a clear improvement over Assad? I guess it's possible that the new government would treat people similarly, but just has different "enemies", which would explain why the new government freed people imprisoned by the Assad regime.

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