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  • eh, cofounder of Adobe asking for money even after his death? yeah that tracks

  • age is a construct

  • i guess that if we're going to go the fantasy route, then I'd just steal everything I needed - the strong do as they please and the weak submit, after all. violence is the only language I'd need to speak

  • 1st century? probably with diamonds.

  • go back and read the comment chain, then think about it

  • probably go with a hand-crank zapper or something. it's tricky to do much without resistors and capacitors.

  • dunno, but my folks (boomer generation) raised me to say please and thank you. good manners and politeness dont cost anything, after all. in practice these days I generally only use that verbiage when I'm writing up email at work.

  • because it's a good game, or because they didnt go the DLC route?

  • the choices some folks make I'm not sure if 30 is too young to vote

  • really? isnt it just forcing/extruding hot metal through a die?

  • american here, I never took an oath to the constitution. i know a few folks who served in the military so presumably they did but I sure as hell didnt.

  • yeah I can see that - myself, I'm building an RV (vanlife on steroids) so I can gtfo of the city and reduce my cost of living by a large percentage (and probably retire early).

  • are american citizens enemies of the republic per section 3?

  • they'd probably have non-shitty copper by then, but magnets? thems witchcraft

  • investment opportunities are endless really. I'd buy real estate & develop it for resale - relatively easy profits there. US FDIC only insures up to 250k per account, but there are other country's banks out there - the Swiss banking system was a popular choice in the past but I've heard that the Cayman Island banking system is good as well. invest in tech - small businesses, as a few tens of millions isnt going to go that far, but 100 mil is good seed capital.

    or, shit, just retire on it & pass the remains to your descendants.

  • generally no, but sometimes yes - mostly jotting down phone numbers, or if one of my many different passwords change until I can memorize it, (ie: at work), etc

    other than that, the only time pen touches paper is when I write a check.

  • i suppose I can see how that'd be helpful. i personally have discovered that as I get older I need less numbing - quality of life has improved quite a bit so perhaps thats why? not sure - sample size of one & all