I use it a lot.

Adding money to the free space though at least gives you an opportunity to get back in the game.

Which lengthens the game. Monopoly is best played as life; nasty, brutish, and short.

The problem is that there were a lot of different versions of the game that ended up being the basis for a lot of house rules.

The Batman incorporates a lot of working class struggles into the narrative. Batman is constantly called out for not knowing things that are obvious to working people, but not to upper class people like himself.

When doing snot techniques, 2 studs = 5 plates.

Though tough, through thorough thought, you can learn how to properly pronounce English words.

Yeah.

There is always that cycle that includes “Democrats didn’t do everything they promised so they deserve to suffer”, which brings in Republicans that cause far more damage.

And given the number of election cycles, you would think there would be some organization by now for overall leftist causes, but there isn’t. There is no party or organization out there that can pose an electoral threat. The right produced the TEA party, which morphed to MAGA. Leftists have nothing.

A combination of Lemmy and The Economist.

The Economist is very anti-Russian, but I find they don’t pull punches regarding how economic policy will fuck with the working class in Western countries.

I don’t think tech companies got caught with their pants down, they just hit the far end of the S curve regarding growth.

A lot of other “tech” companies in the past saw massive leaps in tech capabilities, then hit a wall once tech got to a certain level. Computing has hit its wall.

I don’t know, but if there is one, I’d expect one to be in New Jersey.

Online is only really better for lower levels of Bloom’s Taxonomy. As you work your way up from default memorization, in person learning starts to shine.

Also, a bachelor’s degree isn’t supposed to just teach you hard skills, but also soft skills to make you a leader. It is a lot harder to teach leadership when students don’t have to deal with people.

Yeah. Part of me wonders how much of a premium that making a TV dumb would be and if there is a large enough market that would buy into it.

Those are the most popular posts. I recommend trying to find communities that you like and subscribing to them, then read the subscribed feed.

It is also the case of asking if an account is a bot account where you can’t tell after a quick glance of their history. There are ways of dealing with spam accounts, but there isn’t a way to deal with bot accounts that aren’t blatant spam.

As shit as Reddit is, there isn’t any built in failsafe for Lemmy.

The governor doesn’t want to appear weak on the wrongly convinced.

That’s not going to go well.

Isn’t a broadcaster supposed to prioritize popular content that maximizes views and ad revenue?

There is a significant public interest component to broadcast, including producing some programming for the public good and providing fair access to all. Reagan dismantled a lot of those mandates, so I don’t know what’s remaining.

I feel like any MMO is like that. A significant number of players focus on that game above playing any other, so those gaming communities become insular.

I also feel like a lot of parenting strategies stemmed from preventing teenagers from making mistakes as they tried to assert independence, which is throwing a lot of parents for a loop when kids choose to stay at home and not engage with their peers.

The teenage years are supposed to be the years where people learn how to be an independent adult and society has robbed them from the ability to learn.