Right, Mormons are the American equivalent of Roman Catholics for Rome, the synthesis of Christianity with its imperial context taken to its logical end

Super fun, I love it's sense of humor and the soundtrack is surprisingly strong. Only complaint is how punishing the early game can be, once you get your bearings though it's pretty good.

I mean the cheat-way to read it is to skip them and then read Engels explaining what they illustrate, referring back to them to confirm what he's saying. Mostly he is illustrating pretty mundane observations about how rents respond to different conditions.

NGL I think the book might end on a bit of a lull, I'm not sure how compelling I should find the rent stuff either.

Firefox on both, yeah. My first thought was that it might have had something to do with syncing the new phone's browser to the old, I also vaguely remember having an issue before that was fixed by clearing the cache so I did that. And to be fair it hasn't logged me out since I did that, which is like 8 hours ago.

Had to switch phones, on my old phone I would stay logged in basically forever here, now I have to log back in multiple times a day. Is there any reason for that/something I can do to stop it? I miss just always being logged in.

1. Structural components are cheap, building a multi-story factory is easy to do, that's what I usually do.

2. If you're building on foundations/floor you can rotate things by consistent degrees, and you can set up paths using the conveyor mount pieces to prep.

There is a conveyor piece that has ladders on the side which can be stacked vertically on top of itself, allowing you to run multiple conveyors vertically on the same path.

But spaghetti is also fine, especially for your first factories. I usually end up making a factory-making-factory so I can have limitless building components.

3. You can only stack them on different floors, which is why I do that. Typically I'll have the bottom floors be raw material/basic goods, and feed them up onto higher floors where more complex things are being produced.

Yeah I've grown to appreciate him more through this reading, he really did a lot to try and make this readable.

I live in the US. I laugh and ask them how much control they believe they have over this government. No one ever has a good response to that. Then you just shrug and say "I guess maybe we can't judge if a system is a democracy based on how much it resembles ours then.''

Is Hezbollah even party to the agreement? Everything I'm seeing is that Israel agreed to a ceasefire with a government that is not conducting hostilities against them without talking to Hezbollah at all.

We've very nearly made it comrades!

Yeah the death of public social spaces is a huge bummer. I was lucky that my spouse and I both radicalized at the same time, no idea how I would even try to find a partner in the current environment.

I have a coworker who managed to have some success in the dating app economy but he ended up broadening his net to include a major city nearly 3 hours away. Not sure how far you're willing to drive to see people.

Malcolm X's biography/autobiography is pretty good, written largely in collaboration with him, although I cant remember the exact nature of Haley's involvement. I was more lib when I read it but I think it probably holds up.

Online I guess? I think he likes that it subdivides by ethnicity (Greek Orthodox, Russian Orthodox etc.) but he considers himself a German/Aryan.

"SUNNAVABICH!"

Edit lol: "BUGZIZCROLLINALLOVERMEEE!"

I sometimes upbear comments from people having a discussion on a post, especially outsiders, who have bad takes but are engaging in good faith as a little way to indicate that I am sending dopamine along as a gesture of good faith and to encourage them to stick around and maybe learn.

Maybe that's irresponsible or something, I see them as a tool in my conversations.

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"butitwuz NAHT YER FAULT BUTTMINE!"

He has emerged from his lair!

Or inflation, any time someone talks about economics like it's a kind of magic that (((certain people))) can control for some reason is a bad sign.