Financing tim pool and Co. is an easy one. Jill Stein. Given how often you do exactly what you’re doing right now I’d say you too, but I feel like you’re an unpaid sucker.

They interfere. Provably. Doesn’t mean it always works.

She saved neelix and that’s unforgivable.

Look, he may not be good at much but if he smells booze in an old globe then by God I believe there’s booze in that globe.

And the most prolific one died with a largely clean public image.

https://youtu.be/Z0ZVvjEorj8

terrorist strikes

Out of curiosity, what’s it called when Russia does it to Ukraine?

Yep, a classic: suffering is part of God’s plan. The real question is whether God could pull off his grand plan with less suffering. Is it really necessary to give infants leukemia to accomplish his goal? If yes, he’s not all powerful. If no, he’s an asshole. Then they sidestep to free will and sin, at which point you ask them who decided the consequences of sin in the first place.

I’ll echo everyone else in that you don’t need them but also go further and say don’t get any of them to start. The learning curve is a little steep and a vanilla play to start is a good idea. Then you can pick up some quality of life mods and whatever else floats your boat. The game is disgustingly customizable. You can get nuclear power and missiles, dropships, robots, custom furniture armor and weaponry, genetically engineered catgirls, literally anything. It’s infinitely replayable with mods alone.

That’s kind of funny. Index sticks notoriously drift after a while and the left controller is the usual one for movement, so it tends to go first. I can only assume they ramped up left production to fulfill RMAs and reorder.

Uhh, educated guesses. The stadion wasn’t exactly standardized. Most of the conversions I see put 10 stadia at 1 mile so that’s what I went with.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stadion_(unit)

The main thing is his methodology was precise.

Calculations. In 240 BCE, Eratosthenes used a stick. He basically found a place where the sun was directly overhead, and measured the shadow from a stick a known distance to the north of that location. He approximated the circumference of the earth to be 25,000 miles, which was off by 99 miles.