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Comment on There is no safe word: How the best-selling fantasy author Neil Gaiman hid the darkest parts of himself for decades in ~books
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Comment on Where environmentalists went wrong / It’s time for “effective environmentalism" in ~enviro
The_Chemist Link ParentUnfortunately, we don't have time for slow transition to better choices. That completely ignores the urgency of the threat. Not that you are wrong, that would be a good thing to be doing; it just...Unfortunately, we don't have time for slow transition to better choices. That completely ignores the urgency of the threat. Not that you are wrong, that would be a good thing to be doing; it just isn't nearly enough.
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Comment on Is there a digital D&D that is turn-based and go at your own pace? in ~games.tabletop
The_Chemist Link ParentI can highly, highly recommend solo TTRPG play. There are a wealth of tools for it. Hit me up if you'd like more info. Otherwise, there are some great YouTube videos that cover it in depth.I can highly, highly recommend solo TTRPG play. There are a wealth of tools for it. Hit me up if you'd like more info. Otherwise, there are some great YouTube videos that cover it in depth.
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Comment on Looking for a clean, simple phone in ~tech
The_Chemist Link ParentI think I'd like to try this as well. I'm a bit fed up with the bloat that modern phones have gotten over the past couple of years. A clean OS sounds nice.I think I'd like to try this as well. I'm a bit fed up with the bloat that modern phones have gotten over the past couple of years. A clean OS sounds nice.
This is so incredibly sad. Some of his books have been extremely influential to my life and I do not want to lose that. How does a person reconcile this? I mean, I don't have to pay anything, I already own the books. But how do you shake off that "ick factor"?