America is doing something wrong to have so many fail to vote
Australia has 90 to 95% voter turnout
We hold elections on weekends
We use a single transferable vote, so you can safely vote for who you actually support
We have a rule that you must vote, enforced by a tiny fine
There was a plan (never successful, not actualy possible to implement) to put a price on email - a fraction of a cent per message, with proof of payment encoded in the headers to make scam spam uneconomical
That could never work with a reddit-like service, for money spam and for ideals trolling wouldn't care about $50 a year.
I don't recall which encounter it was, either late act 2 or early act 3, probably underground
Darkness omitted so we can see the man and the snakes. Imagine that window is a cutaway so we outside the scene can see
I suppose the acrophobia was tested by getting the man into the contraption
BG3 enemies rarely drop clothes, only weapons and armour, though when we loot a place with clothing it's a 30 minute fashion show and dying session
Clothing dying is the thing my group most save-scums for
Compare and contrast to the number of metres predicted by 2100 from melted ice and thermal expansion
Make up something quickly stand-up is only 30 minutes after starting time
I don't think I have ever seen gravity described as strong before. The whole Earth is pulling me down yet I can jump
Social credit scores were a thing. People were punished for low scores. It only happened in a few cities and it was described as a pilot.
Obviously the pilot got a lot of bad press in and outside China and it is no longer happening
I think it's more "embrace MY ideology or else"
No room there for free thinking, Chinese "communism" only
(Will I catch a ban for my quote marks?)
What's the context? Or is this just something we're hoping for?
They think people are there to read the memes. They don't believe that "the real ____ is in the comments"