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I think Cate Dunlap’s (Gen V) telepathy was pretty OP. In the show pretty much everyone knew about her powers, so the hardest part would be to make everyone forget (through telepathy) you had any powers at all. If you could accomplish that you could pretty much create your own utopian/dystopian world from behind the scenes.

Using telepathy there are endless ways you can amass a fortune. Once you have money you can buy influence. With both money and influence you can begin getting meetings with the powerful people currently pulling the strings. A simple handshake greeting, and now those powerful people are doing your bidding.

Even if shaping the world isn’t your bag, with telepathy the world is pretty much your oyster.

Yes, of course it’s both, but I think people are upset with the statement because Democrats (with a few exceptions) traditionally bend over backwards trying to ignore the fact that the billionaire class is a HUGE part of the problem.

Interesting. Do you know why people collect them? Is it like a rabbits foot? Are there lucky raccoon penises out there?

Normal people are boring and sad now?

I don’t know if you’re being sarcastic or not, but this series isn’t directly related to any of the other Sherlock movies/tv shows. Not even the fairly recent Sherlock Holmes movies starring Robert Downry Jr. that Guy Ritchie also directed.

I liked it. Very surprised it’s sitting at 5.2 on IMDB. Seems harsh!

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I rewatched the first season of Paradise to remember what happened, and now I’m a couple episodes into season 2. Really like this show! Plenty of mystery surrounding everything. Very interesting characters. If you decide to check it out, I recommend going in blind.

Rest in peace, Norm. You were a real one.

Overturning Citizens United would be a fantastic start.

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I love this dudes videos! If you like this one, check out his Youtube channel.

When I saw the 30-minute plus runtime I did not think i’d be watching it all, but that was actually pretty good. The character voices were spot on! Perlman news casting about hitting his 25 leg parlay, and then losing it all on the Knicks was hilarious!

Good god Musky’s net worth is 780 billion now! I can’t even… 🤬

Nice try python… not gonna fool me this time!

If anyone is interested in reading about the only good billionaire, check out Chuck Feeney’s story.

Well, keep in mind it has been over a year since I tried playing Elden Ring, and I definitely wouldn’t claim to know much about it other than what I read, since I only played it a couple of hours before calling it quits.

I remember feeling rather uncompelled and/or confused by the story at the beginning. Then I began to read online that the story was mostly told through item descriptions and that there wasn’t a lot of back and forth dialogue (this is only what I read, so I’m certainly not claiming it as a fact). After reading that I quickly began to lose interest since stories, dialogue, and the consequences of your hero’s decisions are some of the biggest reasons I play RPGs. I wasn’t into the combat aspect enough to make up for some of the other things I wanted.

I also remember finding all the messages that other players left on the ground really distracting and unimmersive. Most of them were just jokes or troll messages trying to convince people to jump off a cliff. I know this probably seems like a weird thing to get hung up on, but it bothered me so much that I went searching for mods just to turn them off, but at the time not being able to find any satisfactory solutions. I didn’t get very far, so this may have improved once you’re further out in the world.

The Elden Ring world was absolutely beautiful! Just like you, I really did want to like/love the game, and just as you said about BG3, I’m sure it’s a masterpiece, but it just didn’t seem like my thing.

It sounds like it’s not your game, and that’s okay. Funnily enough, I couldn’t get into Elden Ring. It was my first and only Souls game. On release everyone was praising it like it was the next messiah, and I love most RPGs, so after a few months I finally decided to get it. It’s currently sitting in my Steam account with a whopping 2.2 hours of play time. Haven’t tried playing it again in over a year. So we’re like polar opposites. ::High five!::

It’s good to see Aperture Science rebranding.