At 0:36 they distinctly say “6-7”
… Teaching middle schoolers has affected me more than I’d like to admit.
At 0:36 they distinctly say “6-7”
… Teaching middle schoolers has affected me more than I’d like to admit.
This has really worked pretty well for me. I have to stop myself from researching optimal builds and strategies when I’m learning a game because it always accelerates the path to no longer enjoying the game.
The most fun I have is when I approach it the way I would’ve as a kid: what looks cool?
Turns out games are a lot more fun when you’re discovering everything yourself and learning as you go!
Boycotting absolutely works, it simply requires a large enough amount of consumers to boycott that it affects the company’s bottom line more than they stand to gain by following through with the reason folks are boycotting.


Mate, the article links to the study, rather than be pedantic about the title you could read the study and figure out how they did the math yourself.
Fun fact: the fruit was named before the color.


For that to happen, society needs to be structured in a way that the benefits of greater productivity is distributed to everyone, particularly those most in need.
I sure as hell don’t see that happening anywhere at the moment. Productivity has grown steadily since I entered the workforce - my paycheck sure as hell hasn’t reflected that.
The metal straws I own came with a brush that’s the right size to clean them.
You’re not supposed to be able to beat every optional boss you find the first time you see it, unless you really are a parry God. The game allows you to circle back to optional bosses at later opportunities quite regularly.