I think they tend to put them together. If I’m remembering correctly, it’s a common practice to put similar eggs together rather than adding them to cartons at random, so consumers have more uniform cartons of eggs.

I had one carton a few months ago that was like 10 double -yolk eggs and ended up looking it up.

New account, 11 months old with 11 in the name. 77 posts total. Extremely suspicious.

It’s probably just Stamets.

Honestly, though, I don’t see what the fuss is. Laguriz seemed like a decent contributor who wasn’t spamming.

For a second I thought this said “Subaru people” and my first thought was “But we’re all lesbians.”

Why are all these organizations still on Twitter?

Would be kinda funny if Digg consumed reddit’s userbase after so many people having come from there in the early days.

This sounds stupid, but I’ll probably watch it

Yeah, but I’m not sure “debate” in the sense the internet uses it has any relevance anyway. Debates in the formal sense are basically an academic sport, but what people on the internet do is basically just aggressively dribbling at people who have no interest in playing basketball.

Like, generally people on the internet just start trying to debate bystanders making casual comments or sharing their opinions who aren’t in it to prove anything. It’s kind of weird. Debating shouldn’t be assumed to be the default form of conversation, or even the default form of disagreement.

Phone bad!

The entire spirit of bickering about everything on the internet as if making some point or dunking on someone actually has some meaningful social value is exhausting regardless of the particular viewpoint being espoused. Like, yeah, if it’s dirt stupid and inherently destructive it’s worse, but I see the same sort of behavior from all sorts of different perspectives and none of it is good.

It’s less the choice paralysis than the insufferable superiority complex. Options are great. Wading through a sea of people who think they’re better than everyone is not.

Things that make people not want to use Linux.

I was fully convinced that nothing happening in the epilogue was real because of the sudden dramatic change of genre. I was suuure we were going to see at the very end that something sinister was still going on.

I initially was thinking maybe everyone was dying and Eleven was giving them a time-dilated vision of happy lives while Hawkins was being ripped apart. The actual “twist” suggested by Mike was pretty lackluster in comparison.

It was weird to see the tone change so much for such a substantial portion of the finale. Honestly you could just cut it off before the graduation and probably have a better ending.

In D&D sorcerers started in Dragonlance after the Chaos War left Krynn without magic. Palin Majere became the first sorcerer, having already been a wizard, when an aspect of Takhisis taught it to him. It wasn’t innate, but it was spontaneous rather than vancian. There were also mystics, which were similar but divine rather than arcane, but when the sorcerer class was picked up for 3e they weren’t included.

The main takeaway from sorcerers though isn’t that they’re somehow “special”, it’s that they don’t have to memorize spells. Their magic is innate because they’re related to a creature type that gets spell-like abilities. Same as plenty of other types of characters who have SLAs, like drow or furbolgs or numerous other creatures.

If anything, the association with wild magic probably works to their detriment socially. Wizards have arcane magic, but at least they know how it works. I’m not really sure where you’re drawing a connection between the social stigma of unpredictable magic and being treated as “better” than anyone. I haven’t seen lore that supports the idea.

You make some really weird assumptions.

Honey, you do not know me.

So what you’re saying is no more football and no more driving?

Honestly I think it’s reasonable for parents to discourage their kids from doing drugs to protect them from harm, which is their job. But that same logic extended to adults doesn’t track.

A discord alternative with functional voice chat and video streaming would be nice, but it’s sort of an AIM in the 90s situation. If the people you want to talk to are using the platform as their primary means of communication, it’s still kind of necessary. An alternative wouldn’t just have to be close to discord, it would have to actually be better so people use it.

If telling himself he was going to be productive made him happy, that’s quite possibly better than actually being productive.

My actions? I’m literally not having children.

You’re so busy trying to say anything you can to get at anyone around you that you’re not even paying attention.

I get it. The world is a bit of a mess and it’s disheartening. But making everyone your enemy doesn’t make you part of the solution.