agent_nycto @ agent_nycto @lemmy.world

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Unfortunately it's because they are underfunded. A lot of them would love to go after the wealthy, so I've heard.

Ok, but depending on your situation, you've already paid your taxes and filing them is you telling the IRS to give you a refund.

Just for that I'm going to team up with the historians and say you fell off a horse selling bad copper.

seethes in artist

Citation needed

And all the people that didn't choose him :/

In all fairness they have been dealing with a tad bit of fire.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNf2KpAnPrk

One guy told me Sunkist was made by demons because the u in the logo isn't actually a cursive u, it's an i, so it's Sinkist as in kissed by sin.

You could start by engaging and reaching out. For example, assuming someone doesn't care because of their race, gender identity and job is kinda shitty. Maybe look into those internal biases.

The next part would be finding out how they are and will be effected by this new presidency. Sometimes people have a hard time caring about a problem if it doesn't affect them directly. You might have to get to know your coworkers rather than make assumptions about them to learn this.

Being polite and nice to them also helps, no one wants to hear from someone who's screaming at them.

They're*

The thing is, a lot of these people are literally Nazis, and I'm starting to wonder if it was "people saying Nazi too much" or it was actually "there was a fuckton of Nazis and no one took people saying that seriously and now there's Nazis around and people are blaming the folks who were warning others about the Nazis for not seeing Nazis soon enough"

I really like Mysterium. It's kinda cooperative, but players also work independently. The premise is that one player is a ghost, and the rest of the players are psychic detectives who have their own vision of how the murder happened. The ghost gives out clues using surreal, dream-like cards for the psychics to figure out their personal guess on what the weapon, location and murderer was. At the end the ghost gives clues to which psychic was right.

I personally like it because it isn't just logic and strategic thinking, you have to use your creative/artistic part of your brain as well, if not moreso.

Just went through and read everything! It was so much fun I loved it! Your sense of humor and puns are top tier

Yarp but it cleared up all right

I'm surprised I didn't see anyone recommend The Adventure Zone, especially the first season. One of the best actual play podcasts out there, especially the first two seasons.

I'll recommend some hidden gems that need more love:

• Mabel: A woman works as a live in nurse for an elderly woman, and the show is voicemails she's leaving to her ward's estranged daughter. It's poetic and beautiful, and then strange events start occurring.
• Dark Ages: a fantasy workplace comedy where an unpopular museum gets a new exhibit, the crown of the Dark Lord, who terrorized the country hundreds of years ago.... Who just recently was resurrected and wants it back. Probably the best produced shows I've listened to with a great intro song.
• The Cryptonaturalist: a very normal nature show that is normal about normal nature. Also has poetry! Actually feel good podcast.
• Wolf 359: science crew is in a remote space station, and picks up a radio signal out of nowhere. Starts off funny, then gets wild.
• Brimstone Valley Mall: three demons disguised as humans, working at a mall in the 90s.
• Cult Or Just Weird: in depth dives into things which could be a cult or are just weird.
• Wooden Overcoats: British comedy podcast about a funeral home in a small village suddenly having to deal with competition
• Everything Is Alive: interviews with inanimate objects
• Uncanny County: Welcome to Nightvale meets Twilight Zone but it's also funny

Also there's podcast versions of books written on the Internet, which I'll plug here!

• Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality by Eliezer Yudkowsky: What if Harry was not an idiot and knew what science was and was actually supported at home? Fixes a lot of dumb plot holes from the original series and frankly, is better. Also explores rationalist thinking!
• Worm by Wildbow: This is literally my favorite book and will make you never see the superhero genera the same again. Superpowers can happen to anyone seemingly at random. A young woman gets the power to control insects and wants to be a hero, but after meeting some villains the line between hero and villain blurs. There's a chapter that's one short sentence long and I've had conversations over an hour long about what it meant.

-Twig by Wildbow: A world where mad, Frankensteinian science took off instead of the regular kind. Follows a child experiment and his fellow childhood experiment friends on adventures for the definitely evil empire!

Pact by, you guessed it, Wildbow: Guy who just pulled himself out of homelessness who hates his crazy manipulative family gets the inheritance from his grandmother, which he didn't want. Turns out that also involves also inheriting the karma from his family, who were practicing the most hated form of magic possible, diabalism. So now the whole magical community is actively trying to kill him as he's scrambling to survive

Also if you like audio books, check stuff out from your library, too. It helps them out and helps them get funding when people do stuff like that.

My medieval reenactment camp group is basically The Crick after we found a stump at our campsite.

Only if you get a Rickenbacker 4001 and start hitting kids with it.

This is the second best thing humanity has ever made

How do you feel about the sister in law? What's her take on all this?

If you think literal Nazis being in charge of the country is a small political situation I'd love to hear what the big one is