What's wrong with the spell slots table?

Your second paragraph follows from your first. Alas, the first one does not follow from reality.

Yes. That's what I was getting at in my original post. The fact that despite the evidence that exists, they ignore it because it contradicts their beliefs.

It's really quite fascinating.

(i'm the anon you're replying to)

I agree entirely.

People who write "would of" instead of "would have" should be shot, though.

Because what we see is always accurate and never coloured by our own beliefs.

Google is probably not an accurate representation of that employment market considering that it seems to me to be exactly the company that would make deliberate attempts to hire for diversity.

Anyway. While the amount of whites seems fairly accurately representative of america as a whole, the proportions of non-whites is interesting.

White (72%)
African American (12%)
Asian American (5%)

Asians are grossly overrepresented and african americans are very underrepresented.

Wait.

Are you seriously arguing that Boko Haram is representative of the ideology of Islam?

And at the same time you seem to imply that nazism was hijacked by radicals?

That seems fairly accurate.

If you look at it, christianity seems designed for a society where everyone feels like shit and is oppressed, while priests tell you that everything will be better once you're dead (as long as you made sure not to have fun in this life, then you go to hell)

It seems to be the kind of religion ideally suited for a super authoritarian society.

Scientific experts (marketers and psychologist) are already making decisions for you. You just not aware.

That was a truly great game.

The gameplay itself was a bit lacking, but the atmosphere was amazing.

For that to be true, it has to be the case that every prison rape incident is a result of sexual desire. You entirely ignore the possibility that prison rape is not only about sexuality itself, but about domination and power.

Minecraft really is a game, yes.

1: It seems fairly common among humanities students that, unless they also study some "hard science" subject on the side, they are fully aware of their own weakness in those subjects and do their utmost to avoid having to come close to them.

2: It seems fairly endemic among STEM students that they believe that all humanities stuff is useless garbage that matters to nobody and that everything can be solved by "logic".

3: Evil and destructive ideas? What?

I'm intrigued. What's the main difference, in your opinion, between GOA and NRA?

Stuff like this tends to be prohibitively expensive. That seems to be the greatest obstacle to acceptance.