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More than anything that particular part still sits with me. The chapter title appearing, the voice lines from Wheatley and GladOS, and the achievement pop up. All perfectly timed.

The cherry on top is that, once you leave the area, if you double back Wheatley comments that he didn’t think you would and he kindly asks you to jump into a bottomless pit. Upon doing so, he reacts with pleasant surprise.

Because the literal children tasked with firing everyone and implementing AI have done so.

I’m straight, but y’all call yourselves whatever you want. We’re all people deserving of the same love as anyone else.

Mine yells at my wife as soon as I get home from work, because she knows that’s about when my wife’s job lets her go as well. She always gives the cat a treat after work.

I doubt it, since every party seems to be right of center.

I’m gonna assume that whomever downvoted me here either doesn’t live in the US or is butthurt about my only referring to the major parties and not your tankie or blatantly anarchist bullshit.

We see the galaxies as they were however many years it took for the light to reach us.

Every time we look, we find something new because there’s both a LOT of stuff in space and because light from further away keeps eventually reaching us.

…but mostly it’s a very complicated guess with a lot of math based on what we’ve already seen. Truth is, we don’t know precisely how many galaxies there are, but there’s always a whole shit ton of them everywhere we look, so it’s reasonable to assume the number is pretty big. And getting bigger because, again, we keep seeing new stuff.

A pro Israel woman of color with a funny laugh.

Both my wife’s and my fathers died within a year of each other. Christmas is just us and moms now and it’s… a lot better. Good food and no drama.

Oh no! Anyway…

I’m in danger!

Yeah, basically.

Very carefully.

Something about leopards and faces.

The existence of AI slop implies the existence of AI peak.

And my response still stands.

Right, and I never disagreed with you in the first place, as proven:

it seems reasonable to me to use whatever’s already in a similar or easily adjustable orbit

Also,

You ain’t wrong

So are you just talking to talk…?

You ain’t wrong, but, y’know, read all of my post there.

I mean, it’s not like a bunch of Starlink satellites couldn’t be a weapon if you really wanted them to be. Adjust course just enough and boom, no more target.

Not so much a matter of if as when. Sure, small things traveling quickly can do a lot of damage, but getting them to move quickly either takes a lot of force or a lot of time. Weapons generally aren’t things you want to wait weeks or months to see a result from firing at your target for.