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*Truth Everywhere🪄* *”Give me Truth💉”*

@Salvijus How do you show the ocean to a blind man?

@Salvijus Truth is shocking, ay? Especially when you haven’t had it 😋

Sorry, I just assume that if people want to live their life they’d want to do it honestly. So, yes, you can talk about things like this— and there is a way to do it honestly. But thats not what’s happening here. Nobody is going to figure anything out in this conversation because they are all talking about things they don’t know and do not realize they cannot know. We’re just playing different games. I’m playing the one where I understand things— not story telling, prophetic ideas, possibilities, etc. Honest work. Not epistemic gossip.

@Sugarcoat I mean, what are you guys even talking about? Go live your lives and stop wondering about bogus.

@Breakingthewall You dunno any of what you’ve been saying. @Salvijus You either. @Sugarcoat You either @Dazgwny You’re at least thinking. @Princess Arabia You’re kind of mimicking answers, but you asked the questions.

Safe Answer: No. Nobody needs to die. Consider it answer: Death doesn’t exist and your question is inherently not answerable.

You You

Life is a restriction on living.

The difference between life and death is akin to one shitting. You shit. You life.

But in reality— when you die— so much consciousness will flood you. More than you can imagine now.

This actually takes life for granted by presuming there’s anything else; death.

There is no difference between life or death. It’s all Consciousness. So we don’t know— because there is not a thing to know.

@UpperMaster He’s frugal af. He worked on Bioshock/game development, life coaching, life purpose course, book list, etc. I don’t know if there really was one thing for him. I’m curious as well.

@mmKay Top comment on that video: “The same can be said about a lot of people who buy these big trucks. They never use it for its intended purpose. It’s more of a status symbol than something they use for towing or hauling.”

Platform was the wrong word. What I meant was, from what I was reading, it seemed like there were different engines/tools like Vanilla or OpenMW, that certain additions had to be maintained across. I have no idea what I am talking about. I just know it seemed like a lot of work, over the course of decades.

And to upkeep it across all of the different platforms over 20+ years…

Jesus Christ— yep. Multiple gigantic additions with complete stories, missions, etc. An entire organization has been behind it since before the games release in 2002 (mod group has been around since 2001 and has 2 main factions itself— umbrella company)… all of the additions are seamless and compatible as well. Who would’ve thought. It’s considered one of the largest modding feats— ever. The community is almost exactly the same age as me haha.

IOS/Mobile solution for Leo’s post on YouTube’s Interface. This only works through Safari. It works for more than YouTube, though. It works with Instagram, Reddit, Facebook, etc. Check out the developer. Great stuff. Some YouTube specific shorts blockers and such as well. Another YT specific one. They’re redundant though. The first one is all you need.

Imagine if, all game designers had been working on the same game, until this day. What would that look like? Maybe we’re all game designers.

Look up ‘Morrowind World Breakdown’ (videos). There are a few, including the 7 hour one I skimmed through. You can also search ‘Morrowind World Depth’ and find numerous Reddit forums. Wow. There’s more politics in that game than most people understand about actual politics. The designers apparently would often work off the clock for fun. The world looks mystical. The play through apparently entailed less vague expressions of character development, in the sense that certain paths were not solely skill (path) based. Where Skyrim had a handful of factions, similar lineage paths, your skill point paths and obviously reskinned recurring missions, Morrowind was said to have more determined or unique paths, with subtlety in the way different groups of people would interact or treat you overtime. A Reddit member, paraphrased, ‘In Morrowind you start as a nobody and by the end you see a world that’s built. In Skyrim, whatever you do just seems like a slice of the pie.’ People seem to have humanized groups from the game as if they are talking about an actual culture. There also were many counterintuitive aspects, such as with the buying/selling. It didn’t seem super linear and you’d actually have to think and barter the system, it seems. Thats how I took it. Seems wonderfully dense. Never played it. Looks good with the mods too.

@Emerald You’re smart enough to know that’s not how that happens.

Me likey this idea Cool thought

@Emerald Whose sword?

@Emerald Why are you engaging with someone who is pre rational? Edit: I did too. I just don’t see where it’s going. They’re not engaging honestly, making sense, or being straightforward.